Mid-Missouri roadwork scheduled for Oct. 20-26 may cause traffic delays and detours. MoDOT announces multiple projects including bridge repairs and pavement upgrades, urging drivers to plan ahead.

Missouri AG secures over $60,000 in restitution from contractor Brandon Ward, guilty of stealing and deceptive practices, who receives suspended sentence for probation.

Rock Bridge Memorial State Park will close on Nov. 3-4 for a managed hunt to curb excessive deer numbers. Visitors are advised to stay away for safety.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in St. Louis, with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds. Clearing is expected by Sunday, with sunny conditions returning early next week.

Jeffrey Leslie received a 25-year sentence for his role in a fatal botched robbery in Hyde Park, resulting in the death of an accomplice during a shootout with the victim.

Missouri AG files felony charges against Jeffrey K. Griffin, accusing him of deceiving customers and theft totaling over $15,000 through his business, Griffin Quality Construction.

One man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Bevo Mill, St. Louis. Authorities are investigating the incident with no suspects identified yet.

St. Louis's South Kingshighway License Office will have a new operator, Koester & Koester LLC, with a temporary closure for transition on October 21, reopening October 23.

A man named Isaiah Payne was fatally shot in Jennings, MO; police are investigating with no suspects yet in custody.

A man is critical after a St. Louis shooting; his account led to an unfruitful search for evidence at the reported location. Police continue to investigate.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources invites applications for Abandoned Well Plugging Grants to prevent groundwater contamination, offering up to $20,000 for public water systems.

Columbia's Woodridge Drive entrance from I-70 Drive Southeast will close temporarily for waterline relocation by MoDOT, affecting traffic from October 20-24, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance warns that only 10.4% of homes in high-risk zones along the New Madrid fault line have earthquake insurance, down from 60.2% in 2000, and urges residents to get coverage.