Police are investigating after a woman was shot and killed around 1:30 a.m. in Mount Pleasant, St. Louis. Detectives urge anyone with information to come forward.

A man was shot and killed in Walnut Park East, with a 54-year-old suspect arrested by St. Louis police. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

The NWS forecast for St. Louis predicts clear skies and a steady rise in temperatures throughout the week, with highs reaching mid-90s by the weekend.

MoDOT is starting nighttime lane closures on westbound I-70 for median shoulder work, leading to wider project impacting commuters with aim to enhance Missouri's transport by adding lanes.

Upcoming I-70 traffic reroutes near Kingdom City, MO for culvert replacement by MoDOT on Sept. 8 and 9, as part of the Statewide Improve I-70 Program.

MoDOT is set to close several crossovers and introduce J-turns on Route 100 to improve traffic safety starting September 10, aiming to reduce right-angle crashes.

Missouri's outgoing Attorney General Andrew Bailey is appointed Deputy Director of the FBI, highlighting his conservative tenure with numerous high-profile legal actions and opposition to federal policies.

A man named Eric Johnson, 51, was shot and killed in Wells-Goodfellow, St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident, which emphasizes the city's battle with gun violence.

St. Louis police intensify search for Michelle Harper, missing since March, with public appeal for leads. Harper has a mental health condition and needs medication.

St. Louis NWS forecasts a week of clear, sunny skies with rising temperatures, peaking at 92°F by week's end. Calm winds and good visibility are expected.

Three MoDOT projects won top regional honors at the 2025 America's Transportation Awards, highlighting Missouri's infrastructure improvements and potential for national recognition.

Governor Mike Kehoe has proclaimed September as Workforce Development Month in Missouri to underscore the collaboration in strengthening the state's workforce.

Mayor Cara Spencer signed an executive order to reinforce the city's commitment to minority and women-owned businesses, reinstating M/WBE certification following a Griffin & Strong disparity study.