Lane closures on Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters for pavement repairs will cause congestion starting Nov. 3; normal traffic is expected to resume by Nov. 6.

Missouri's Attorney General enforces Halloween rules for registered sex offenders, including not participating in festivities with children, keeping lights off, and staying indoors during specific evening hours.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri has announced appointments to various boards and a county office, highlighting the diverse experiences of the new appointees in areas such as health, education, community service, and law.

A 2-year-old boy's death in Mark Twain, St. Louis, has been ruled a homicide, with signs of strangulation found. Two adults questioned have been released but are still of interest to the investigation.

St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery has been temporarily removed from office pending his trial for charges including witness retaliation and rights deprivation, as ordered by a court and supported by Missouri AG Hanaway.

The body of 18-year-old Joseph Collins was found in St. Louis with injuries suggesting homicide, prompting a police investigation and appeal for information.

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.