St. Louis homicide detectives request public assistance in identifying a suspect in a fatal grocery store shooting on September 21, 2025, at Schnucks, where a 20-year-old was killed.

Resurfacing work on I-229 in St. Joseph starts October 2, causing lane closures and vehicle width restrictions, with completion expected by November 2025.

Officers responded to gunfire in St. Louis; an armed man fired at police but was arrested without injury, after reportedly shooting in an apartment and defying police commands.

MoDOT is hiring full-time and emergency maintenance workers to manage winter road conditions, offering competitive pay and flexible shifts. Applicants need to pass background checks; CDLs are preferred.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed eight individuals to state boards and commissions, emphasizing commitment to the well-being of vulnerable groups in areas like juvenile justice and health.

MoDOT advised travelers to expect delays and plan ahead due to I-70 roadwork during the Mizzou Tigers game weekend, including tips and tools to navigate the construction.

A shooting in The Greater Ville, St. Louis, left one man dead and two injured. Authorities are investigating the incident involving gunfire from a dark-colored vehicle.

St. Louis County Police are seeking the public's help in finding Torey Watson, a missing 48-year-old with mental health issues, last seen on September 10.

St. Louis man Shahron Vaulx receives a 27-month prison sentence for fraudulently obtaining over $629,000 in PPP loans.

President Trump is considering deploying the National Guard to combat crime in St. Louis, following a similar action in Memphis, though no details or confirmation of plans have been provided by officials.

RPM Signs & Shirts is the new contractor for Unionville's license office, reopening September 22. The Missouri Department of Revenue details this alongside online services like renewals and a chatbot for assistance.

MoDOT will close a section of Andrew County Route D on September 18 for emergency repairs from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., urging motorists to find alternate routes.

Clayton Police seek public help to identify a suspect linked to car fires and antisemitic graffiti, labeled a hate crime. Security footage captured a suspect and a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.