Mid-Missouri is experiencing roadworks like pothole repairs and roundabout constructions, causing possible traffic disruptions. MoDOT outlines work schedules and advises drivers on detours and changes due to weather.

Missouri plans to invest over $700 million to expand broadband to 200,000+ homes and businesses, seeking public input before submitting the Final Proposal to the NTIA.

St. Louis police are investigating the fatal shooting of Eddie Raytel Smith, 45, who was found wounded on Osceola Street just after midnight Friday. He later died at the hospital as detectives continue to search for answers.

MoDOT will close a section of North Outer Road 70 near Little Cedar Creek for culvert work starting September 25, impacting Boone County commutes until February 2026.

MoDOT advised travelers to expect delays and plan ahead due to I-70 roadwork during the Mizzou Tigers game weekend, including tips and tools to navigate the construction.

The St. Louis Police confirm the death of Timothy Anderson, who was injured in a Hyde Park shooting in 2024; his case is now investigated as a homicide.

Shrewsbury police report vehicle break-ins, an arrest of a driver with fake tags and no license, and the capture of a burglary suspect known as the "trail mix bandit." They also responded to accidents and thefts.

St. Louis weather forecast predicts sun, clouds, and thunderstorms with varied chances of rain throughout the week, as per the National Weather Service.

MoDOT will close all lanes of westbound I-44 under I-270 for bridge repairs from September 26 at 10 p.m. to September 29 at 5 a.m., requiring detours.

Barnes-Jewish Hospital is opening a new Plaza West Tower with 224 private rooms and 56 ICU units, enhancing regional healthcare capacity and services.

Ex-charity employee Joelle Fouse was sentenced to 40 months for embezzling nearly $700,000 from Promise Community Homes and ordered to repay the funds.

MoDOT warns Columbia drivers of temporary traffic signal shutdown at Missouri Routes 740 and 163 for upgrades on Thursday, Sept. 25, urging caution in work zones.

A Honduran man illegally in the U.S. pled guilty to illegal ammunition possession after a traffic accident where he struck a law enforcement vehicle. He faces up to 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine, and deportation.