Missouri AG Hanaway and other states filed a lawsuit supporting victims of a Hamas attack, seeking to hold U.S. groups accountable for aiding terrorism under the ATA.

A child was injured in a multi-vehicle accident on I-55 near Festus, causing traffic disruption and raising safety concerns due to ongoing construction.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department celebrated reaching 100,000 Facebook followers, emphasizing their commitment to keeping the community informed and engaged online.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe released the Workforce of the Future Challenge Report, aiming to enhance career and technical education to boost the state's economy.

A man, John Leb, shot an elderly woman in a road-rage incident and later claimed to have a bomb, leading to charges including first-degree assault and a terrorist threat.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page proposed a 2026 budget focusing on public safety, health, and infrastructure, suggesting an online sales tax to address a $60 million deficit and maintain services.

The St. Charles County Council approved a permit system to restrict parking around the Convention Center on weekends, addressing residents' complaints about emergency access and driveway blockages.

A man has sustained critical injuries following a crash involving his scooter and a Ford F-150 in Boulevard Heights. The accident is under investigation.

St. Charles County plans to convert the current St. Charles City Hall into a space for circuit court needs to manage a growing caseload, with investments for renovations and additional courtrooms planned.

Malik McDile died after being shot in St. Louis. The SLMPD is investigating and seeking public help. Two police SUVs collided while responding to the incident.

St. Louis has allocated $3 million from the Rams Settlement Funds to the Tornado Relief and Recovery Fund, helping nonprofits aid those affected by the May 16th tornado.

MoDOT announces closure of Route 370's eastbound exit ramp to I-270 South from October 6-10 for pavement repairs, advising Bay Area drivers to anticipate detours and delays.

Missouri Governor Kehoe authorized National Guard support for ICE administrative tasks, starting October 1, 2025, to enhance enforcement and security operations.