Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit blue on Sep 18, 2025, to honor the United Way of Central Missouri's 100 years of community service. Governor Kehoe announced the tribute and called for community involvement.

The Saint Louis Zoo introduced a new litter of cheetah cubs to their habitat, viewable by visitors in the mornings, with names inspired by Star Wars characters.

Missouri saw a decline of 5,900 jobs in August 2025 but gained 33,900 positions year-over-year, with a constant unemployment rate of 4.1%. Despite government job losses, sectors like mining, logging, and construction added jobs.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources opens its 2025-2026 Bus Grant Program to fund school and nonprofit field trips to state parks and historic sites.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office announced the death of K-9 Maro due to a medical issue. Maro served for nine years and was known for his tracking, apprehension, and narcotics detection skills, as well as his affectionate nature.

President Trump is considering deploying the National Guard to combat crime in St. Louis, following a similar action in Memphis, though no details or confirmation of plans have been provided by officials.

A student at Belleville West High School was detained for bringing a gun to school; no injuries were reported, and the police emphasized safety and collaboration with the school.

The Northside Economic Empowerment Center has reopened in St. Louis, offering vital support for business and workforce development in Northside neighborhoods.

RPM Signs & Shirts is the new contractor for Unionville's license office, reopening September 22. The Missouri Department of Revenue details this alongside online services like renewals and a chatbot for assistance.

The State of Missouri's 2025 Show Me Challenge was won by MOgrooves, a project promoting the state's arts and cultural scene via a digital platform. Other innovative projects from state employees were also highlighted.

MoDOT will close a section of Andrew County Route D on September 18 for emergency repairs from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., urging motorists to find alternate routes.

St. Louis County Council will discuss a resolution to honor Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA, who was killed by a sniper at Utah Valley University. The resolution is introduced by Republican Councilman Mark Harder.

370 Lakeside Park's Sunset Saturday series concludes September 20th with free concerts by Funky Butt Brass Band and Vote for Pedro, alongside food trucks and festivities starting at 4 p.m.