MoDOT starts a resurfacing project on Missouri Route 19 in Gasconade County leading to single-lane traffic and potential delays. The work will occur Monday-Friday until the end of October.

Comptroller Baringer called for an investigation into questionable payments made to a former city official, stressing the need for transparency and financial integrity.

A 16-year-old has been arrested again days after his release for an alleged second carjacking involving rideshare vehicles, exposing issues in St. Louis's juvenile justice system.

Schnuck Markets plans to replace its Creve Coeur store with a new 68,000-square-foot location within the Olia Village development, doubling its retail space.

Thomas C. Albus is the new U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri, taking over from Matthew Drake. A veteran prosecutor, Albus steps into a role known for leading the nation in gun crime prosecutions.

Duval County educators celebrated the new school year and the district's A-grade rating with a bash featuring line dancing, beach balls, guest speakers, and community support.

St. Louis non-profits involved in tornado relief can apply for grants using Rams Settlement Funds, with support managed by United Way of Greater St. Louis.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe launches Show-Me America 250 to celebrate the U.S. 250th anniversary, emphasizing education, community engagement, and historical events.

St. Louis faces extreme heat with temperatures nearing 96°F and heat indices up to 103°F. Minimal relief is expected from the light breezes, and the weather pattern may only slightly change with a chance of showers early next week.

Charges were filed against Me'Kel Walker for a 2024 homicide in Velda City, involving the death of Jeremiah Latimore after an altercation at a convenience store.

Construction on U.S. Route 63 bridges in Columbia causes traffic shifts, with no major impact expected for commuters. Work is part of I-70 enhancement efforts.

Four men have been charged with armed robbery and other related crimes in Jennings, as reported by the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

Due to high temperatures, Missouri Dept. of Conservation canceled the afternoon raptor presentations at the State Fair, prioritizing animal welfare. The morning show remains scheduled.