St. Louis announces a draft of its Transportation & Mobility Plan, with Mayor Spencer promoting community engagement through open house events featuring free shaved ice, lawn games, and a bike network workshop.

A mother and her teenage son were arrested in St. Louis for robbery and other charges after assaulting a woman and stealing her car, leading to a police pursuit and crash.

St. Louis faces a stormy week with high temperatures and periodic thunderstorms according to the NWS, including chances of rain into the next week and highs in the mid-90s.

A man was found dead from a gunshot in The Greater Ville, St. Louis; police are investigating with no suspects yet.

Shrewsbury police handled various incidents, including child endangerment at Walmart, fireworks charges, and a theft during a false fire alarm. They also responded to an emergency involving a choking child.

Missouri approved the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, planning to invest $13.3 billion in transportation infrastructure over five years, focusing on roads, bridges, and more.

Missouri's Governor has increased the Missouri Blue Scholarship award for law enforcement recruits from $5,000 to $6,000, with an added $1 million budget for FY 2026.

Louis J. Capozzi III is set to become Missouri's next Solicitor General, succeeding Josh Divine upon his federal bench confirmation, as announced by Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

A shooting in a North Riverfront neighborhood in St. Louis left one man dead and three others injured. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident with no motive or suspects disclosed.

St. Charles County Police shared monthly highlights on social media, showcasing community events, a donation of Sensory Bags, discussions on drone technology, and preparedness exercises for emergencies.

Missouri Attorney General Bailey opposes a $4.9 billion loan guarantee for the Grain Belt Express, citing overreach, property rights issues, and foreign investor benefits. He demands its withdrawal and criticizes the project's use of eminent domain.

Missouri's Attorney General sues Select Motor Company for allegedly selling cars without titles, risking legal ownership for buyers and violating state law. The lawsuit seeks restitution, titles issuance, and penalties.

MoDOT announces a lane closure on Route 100 over the Missouri Eastern Railroad for bridge construction, affecting eastbound traffic starting July 14, and suggests planning for delays until mid-November.