SLATE is hosting a hiring fair in St. Louis on June 25 featuring various industries, aimed at those impacted by local layoffs and the Job Corps center closure.

MoDOT announces temporary road closures at Ladue Road and Route 141 in St. Louis for bridge maintenance on June 27, with detours and limited ramp access.

A shooting in St. Louis prompted a manhunt that ended with police fatally shooting the suspect, who failed to comply and reached into a bag. The incident remains under investigation.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe requests federal aid for recovery from destructive spring storms, seeking both SBA Disaster Declaration and a Major Disaster Declaration for several counties.

A homicide investigation is underway in Jennings after a woman was found shot dead early Saturday in her home, with local authorities appealing for information.

A man was fatally hit by a vehicle on W. Florissant Avenue in St. Louis, and the driver fled the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information.

MoDOT is set to improve traffic signals on U.S. Route 50/63 in Jefferson City, causing daytime delays from June 24 to July 2 due to lane closures for new traffic detection installations.

St. Louis prepares for a heatwave with safety advice and resources for residents, emphasizing care for the vulnerable, hydration, and access to cooling sites.

A cyclist was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Big Bend Boulevard near Grant's Trail in St. Louis County. Authorities are investigating, while local cyclists call for improved road safety.

St. Louis issues RFPs for contractors to stabilize tornado-damaged homes and manage field operations for recovery efforts, as part of a broader restoration strategy.

A Missouri woman, Lora Houck, pleaded guilty to stealing her incarcerated brother's Social Security disability benefits totaling $157,323. She faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

The Shrewsbury police reported on crimes from trespassing to theft and false identity use, with several arrests and ongoing investigations from June 9-15.

Reginald M. Miller, a Missouri sex offender, pleaded guilty to child exploitation and faces a recommended 40-year prison term. His crimes involved molesting and soliciting child pornography from a 14-year-old.