Diana, from St. John's County's Recording Division, plays a crucial role in managing records post her relocation from Long Island and works across various tasks, including e-recordings and auctions.

Eric Medlock was named Team Member of the Month for September 2025 by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources for his work on PFAS and drinking water safety.

MoDOT KC is set to hold an open house to discuss a proposed roundabout at Route D and US 69 in Lawson to improve traffic flow. The event will offer engagement and feedback options.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway secured a court win, blocking the Biden Administration from diverting border wall funds to other purposes.

The St. Louis police are investigating a homicide where a 53-year-old woman was fatally shot in Walnut Park West, urging the public to provide information.

The NWS reports mostly cloudy weather in St. Louis with temperatures around 64°F and high humidity. Conditions are expected to clear up with highs near 87°F and calm winds. The week ahead looks sunny with temperatures in the high 80s.

St. Louis has allocated $3 million from the Rams Settlement Funds to the Tornado Relief and Recovery Fund, helping nonprofits aid those affected by the May 16th tornado.

MoDOT announces closure of Route 370's eastbound exit ramp to I-270 South from October 6-10 for pavement repairs, advising Bay Area drivers to anticipate detours and delays.

Missouri Governor Kehoe authorized National Guard support for ICE administrative tasks, starting October 1, 2025, to enhance enforcement and security operations.

Three Missouri high school seniors were named U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and extracurricular excellence.

St. Louis police seek two women involved in a robbery at Tower Grove East, where one brandished a hatchet. The public's help is needed to identify them and their blue Dodge Ram.

MoDOT is seeking public input on the I-29 bridge overhaul in Clay County through an online platform. Feedback is open until October 13, with construction planned for January-November 2026.

Missouri Department of Transportation offers free special overwidth hauling permits to aid farmers and ranchers affected by drought, for easier hay transportation.