St. Louis has adopted a new Transportation & Mobility Plan, emphasizing safety, inclusivity, and modernization, with input from nearly 4,000 residents to transform city transit.

St. Louis adjusts trash and recycling pickup due to Thanksgiving, with changes to the collection schedule and a temporary cancellation of yard waste collection.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has established a 15-member Tornado Recovery Advisory Committee composed of diverse local stakeholders to guide the city's recovery efforts after a tornado.

A man was fatally shot in Ferguson after an argument; the suspect is in custody. The incident occurred on Hawkesbury Drive around 11 p.m. and remains under investigation.

Gunfire in St. Louis' Carondelet neighborhood left Russell Marcoulier dead; a 19-year-old was charged with first-degree murder and other offenses. Police seek more information from the public.

Interstate 70 lanes near Foristell will have overnight closures from Nov 18-21 due to bridge girder installations for a major project to widen the highway.

MoDOT will conduct overnight pavement repairs on I-35 southbound near North Kearney, Clay County, from Nov. 17-19, causing potential detours and emphasizing safety in work zones.

During National Crash Responder Safety Week in Missouri, officials urge drivers to slow down and move over, emphasizing vigilance due to rising roadway fatalities.

MoDOT will close lanes on westbound I-70 North Outer Road in St. Charles County from Fairgrounds Blvd to Route 94 for pavement repairs, starting 10 p.m. for overnight work, affecting traffic and possibly increasing noise in the area.

Rene Arviso Velasquez admitted to credit card thefts totaling $47,000 and faces up to 10 years in prison plus fines and a mandatory two-year term for identity theft.

Sunny weather and clear skies with a high near 77 degrees are forecasted for St. Louis today, with a gentle southwest wind. Evening brings partly cloudy skies and a low around 60 degrees.

Missouri Arts Council announced 2026 Missouri Arts Awards honorees, celebrating contributions in arts education and philanthropy among six recipients.

Clayton residents voted to modernize their city's charter, with 74.55% supporting Proposition 1 for updates including procedural tweaks and inclusivity. The City Council quickly enacted ordinances to implement changes.