The MoDOT report indicates that Business Loop 70 in Columbia will close for two weeks in November for roundabout construction, affecting traffic flow.

A suspect was charged after stabbing two people, one pregnant, on a St. Louis MetroBus; both victims are recovering. The incident was recorded by bus surveillance, helping in the swift arrest.

St. Louis officials propose over $13M in funds for shelters and housing aid following a destructive tornado. Mayor Cara Spencer and Aldermen intend to address the shelter crisis exacerbated by the disaster.

MoDOT is set to begin bridge rehabilitation on U.S. Route 169 at EB I-435 in Clay County, causing expected traffic delays due to lane and ramp closures on November 3-4, during 8 am-3 pm.

St. Louis County launches a drive to collect baby essentials due to federal shutdown impacting WIC and SNAP recipients, with drop-offs at library branches and health centers, plus online wish lists.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts sunny days, chilly nights, and a slight chance of showers with fair and mild autumn temperatures for the week ahead.

MoDOT invites public input on Route D improvements in St. Louis County, with an open-house meeting on Nov. 13 at the Overland Community Center. Plans include sidewalk and intersection upgrades, with community feedback shaping the project.

MoDOT is closing the MO Route 360 to I-44 westbound on-ramp in Springfield from midnight to 3 a.m. on October 31 for guardrail repairs, with local detours expected.

Lane closures on Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters for pavement repairs will cause congestion starting Nov. 3; normal traffic is expected to resume by Nov. 6.

Missouri's Attorney General enforces Halloween rules for registered sex offenders, including not participating in festivities with children, keeping lights off, and staying indoors during specific evening hours.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri has announced appointments to various boards and a county office, highlighting the diverse experiences of the new appointees in areas such as health, education, community service, and law.

A 2-year-old boy's death in Mark Twain, St. Louis, has been ruled a homicide, with signs of strangulation found. Two adults questioned have been released but are still of interest to the investigation.

St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery has been temporarily removed from office pending his trial for charges including witness retaliation and rights deprivation, as ordered by a court and supported by Missouri AG Hanaway.