Weather forecast for St. Louis reports autumn chill with sunny days and temperatures reaching the mid-60s, alongside clear nights through the weekend.

Shrewsbury police report an active crime week, with a shoplifting suspect caught on camera and another woman arrested for felony stealing, resisting identification, and drug-related charges.

St. Louis' CDA invests $1.14 million from sales tax into seven neighborhood developments, including business incubators and community spaces, following local plans.

The St. Charles County Police Department warns residents on social media to be vigilant against scams, urging them to verify identities before sharing financial information and to contact police if victimized.

A man has been charged with first-degree murder following the fatal shooting of Stanley Scott in Dutchtown, as the St. Louis Police investigate the incident.

Missouri's Route 7 to undergo pavement repair, causing partial closure and potential delays from Nov 3-13, with work hours between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays.

Missouri nonprofits and businesses respond to SNAP benefit disruptions from a government shutdown by launching an emergency food drive, hosted by Operation Food Search and City Foundry, to aid residents facing food insecurity.

Masked suspects stole multiple firearms from Crown Guns in St. Charles after an alarm alerted police; urgent investigation underway to recover weapons and apprehend culprits.

MoDOT announces a public meeting to discuss the I-44/Route 50 Interchange Improvements Project, inviting community input and sharing plans for increased safety and roadway conditions.

St. Louis forecast: Light rain and dropping temperatures today, clearing tonight; sunny, stable weather anticipated through next Tuesday with highs in the mid-60s.

Missouri launches Show Me Hope CCP with FEMA grant providing mental health support in St. Louis and Sikeston post-tornado, involving multiple local organizations for resilience and recovery.

MoDOT will close Woodridge Drive's entrance from I-70 Drive SE in Columbia for a waterline relocation, affecting traffic Oct. 29-31 as part of the I-70 improvement program.

MoDOT urges drivers to maintain safe habits to continue reducing roadway fatalities, highlighting the upcoming Buckle Up Phone Down Day and the concern over a potential rise in deaths as the year ends.