A car crash in Botanical Heights led to one death and two injuries, with Brandyne Jones identified as the deceased.

The St. Charles County Police Department provided Halloween safety tips, emphasizing planning routes, visiting well-lit houses, group trick-or-treating, adult supervision for young children, and never entering strangers' homes.

A man was killed in a Dutchtown shooting, with police and emergency services unable to save him despite efforts to provide aid. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

St. Louis forecast includes rain and possible showers with humid conditions early in the week, improving towards the weekend with sunny skies and milder temperatures.

A new shed has been built in Florissant's St. Ferdinand Park, replacing the one destroyed by March storms, aiming to improve facilities and storage resilience.

Overnight closure of the I-64 westbound exit ramp to I-70 westbound in Wentzville, MO, for construction, with a detour via eastbound I-70 Exit 1B and Route A interchange.

The Florissant Valley Fire Protection District is hosting its final haunted house event of the season, promoting community engagement and safe, festive fun.

The Maryland Heights Police Department hosted a medication disposal event, allowing residents to safely drop off unwanted or expired meds without leaving their car.

Route 370 eastbound exit to Missouri Bottom Road is closing for pavement repairs from October 27 to 31, with MoDOT advising a detour via I-270 and Route 67.

Forecast predicts a week of showers in St. Louis, with a 60% chance of rain today and persistent chances of precipitation throughout the week, keeping temperatures mild.

Utility work is causing traffic delays on Mexico Road in Jungermann, with lane closures on weekdays from 9 am to 3 pm until October 29, 2025. Drivers are advised to use the city's app for updates.

Roadwork in mid-Missouri, including multiple counties, will cause delays from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2025, with MoDOT advising caution and potential changes due to weather.

Louis Galvan was convicted of multiple child sexual abuse charges in Missouri after the victim, now an adult, testified against him. He faces 10 to 30 years or life imprisonment.