A man is critically injured after a shooting on Goodfellow Blvd., St. Louis. Police urge witnesses to provide information and CrimeStoppers offers a reward for tips.

St. Louis is under an air quality alert due to high ozone levels, with a forecast of partly sunny skies and a high near 94 degrees. Vulnerable groups are advised to limit outdoor activity.

Missouri allots over $14M for non-motorized transport projects under the 2025 Transportation Alternatives Program to enhance cycling and pedestrian infrastructure outside urban areas.

St. Louis Police issued a Silver Advisory Alert for a missing person named Henry, last seen at S. Kingshighway and Barnes Jewish Hospital Plaza. Public assistance is sought for his safe return.

A woman was injured during a robbery in Dutchtown, suffering a neck laceration and hand cut. The suspect stole her purse and remains at large. Police seek information.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appointed Christopher Kendall as Platte County Treasurer and Michael Wulff as Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney, as the 103rd General Assembly adjourned.

MoDOT's scheduled highway maintenance may affect Mid-Missouri commutes, with lane closures and delays across several counties from September 15-21, dependent on weather conditions.

City workers in St. Louis found human remains in a vacant lot, prompting an ongoing homicide investigation to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death. Public assistance is requested.

Missouri's Education Department seeks public input for their new strategic plan through an online survey available until 5 p.m. on September 26, 2025.

Missouri's Focus on Bridges program, which aimed to improve 250 bridges, is a contender for the 2025 America’s Transportation Awards after winning regionally, with public voting impacting the outcome.

Dwight Byrd, 59, of St. Louis, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for threatening a 7-year-old child with a firearm. Byrd, a convicted felon, admitted to possessing the gun during the 2023 incident. The case, prosecuted under Project Safe Neighborhoods, followed a police search that uncovered multiple firearms and ammunition in his home.

St. Louis attorney John J. Diehl Jr. pleaded guilty to wire fraud for misusing $379,900 from a COVID-19 relief loan.

St. Louis reported an $18.7 million budget surplus for the fiscal year 2025, largely due to higher-than-expected general revenues and lower expenditures across departments.