Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe discusses the impact of the federal government shutdown on Missourians, affecting SNAP and WIC benefits, federal employees' paychecks, and the state's economy.

The NWS St. Louis weather forecast predicts a partly sunny day with calm winds and temps up to 64°F, turning cloudy at night with slight breeze and low of 52°F.

U.S. Route 50 and ramps in Jefferson City reopen a month ahead of schedule following bridge repairs, with MoDOT reporting completion of the project over Vetter Lane and noting more future work planned.

Missouri's Route 28 bridge over I-44 reopens, while Route D bridge remains closed due to unforeseen issues. MoDOT advises road safety and offers updates on ongoing regional infrastructure projects.

Joel Smith was sentenced to 25 years in Missouri for child predation following the efforts of Attorney General Hanaway's office and a dedicated prosecution team.

St. Louis and the Missouri Housing Development Commission have dedicated $2.7 million for affordable housing projects aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods and preserving historic homes.

Missouri's Governor Mike Kehoe has announced six appointments to various boards and commissions, including positions on the Missouri Ethics and Dental Boards.

Mayor Cara Spencer announced St. Louis's updated snow plan, including a better-equipped plowing fleet, increased salt reserves, revised clearing protocols, and improved communication for winter preparedness.

A 1-year-old boy was shot in the foot and his parents were arrested following a dispute in Hamilton Heights; the father allegedly fired his gun unintentionally.

St. Louis expands its Tornado Recovery program to include private landlords for vacant unit renovation, offering grants funded by the Rams Settlement to house displaced residents by December 2025.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appoints Bryan Nickell to the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, filling the vacancy left by Judge Sheffield's retirement.

The article summarizes various crimes in Shrewsbury, including a domestic disturbance, vehicle break-in, domestic assault, petty theft, and drug possession.

MoDOT is set to conduct pavement work on I-435 in Clay County, causing intermittent lane closures from 48th Street to Parvin Road on Oct. 27-28, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to noon.