St. Louis residents have only four days left to register for FEMA aid following recent disasters, with registration possible online, by phone, or in-person.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded $95.8 million to Little Blue Valley Sewer District for wastewater facility expansion, expected to save ratepayers money and enhance water infrastructure.

Police seek help identifying a suspect after a shooting in Midtown left a man critically injured. The incident happened on August 20, at 2 a.m. A photo of the suspect has been released.

The National Weather Service in St. Louis forecasts sunny weather and comfortable temperatures for the coming week, with highs ranging from the mid-70s to high 80s.

James L. Townes Jr. pleaded not guilty to accusations of fraudulently obtaining properties through bogus deeds, facing 25 charges including mail fraud and identity theft.

Former prison technician Steven Reminger received an 87-month sentence for smuggling drugs and contraband into the Eastern Reception Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Missouri.

The Missouri Department of Revenue will exempt child and adult diapers, certain feminine hygiene products, and incontinence products from sales and use taxes starting August 28, 2025.

St. Charles County law enforcement intensifies summer DUI crackdown, urging public safety and sober transportation choices to prevent impaired driving incidents.

Kirkwood, Missouri prepares for the school year with traffic safety measures and reminders for residents about increased presence around school zones.

Missouri's new 2025-2026 Aeronautical Chart is now available, providing updated information for pilots. MoDOT advises using it alongside FAA materials and NOTAMs.

St. Louis is under a heat advisory with high temperatures and humidity; NWS urges precautions against heat-related illnesses and offers advice on keeping safe.

A teenage boy was shot in the foot during a robbery by five assailants in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood, St. Louis. One suspect has been identified; all remain at large. The police seek tips.

St. Louis faces a severe heat wave, with heat advisories warning of 108-degree heat indexes and high risks of heat illnesses. Resources and cooling centers are being provided for residents.