St. Louis residents expect rainy conditions and fog as per the National Weather Service, with a calm morning turning into gusty easterly winds and temperatures in the high 50s.

Clayton Police Department responded to 487 calls, including a juvenile cyclist hit-and-run and various thefts and fraud attempts. They are seeking public help in ongoing investigations.

The Route KK Puzzle Creek Bridge in Chariton County will be closed from Nov. 10 for replacement, reopening by mid-March 2026, affecting 188 daily vehicles. It's part of MoDOT's project to improve 31 bridges in north central Missouri.

SLMPD detectives are investigating a man found dead on Labadie Avenue. No suspects or motives known yet. The police are seeking public help in the ongoing case.

Jessi Brown received the August Energy Star Award from Missouri's Department of Natural Resources for her role in energy-efficient practices, especially in the Weatherization Assistance Program.

A car crash in Botanical Heights led to one death and two injuries, with Brandyne Jones identified as the deceased.

The St. Charles County Police Department provided Halloween safety tips, emphasizing planning routes, visiting well-lit houses, group trick-or-treating, adult supervision for young children, and never entering strangers' homes.

A man was killed in a Dutchtown shooting, with police and emergency services unable to save him despite efforts to provide aid. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

St. Louis forecast includes rain and possible showers with humid conditions early in the week, improving towards the weekend with sunny skies and milder temperatures.

A new shed has been built in Florissant's St. Ferdinand Park, replacing the one destroyed by March storms, aiming to improve facilities and storage resilience.

Overnight closure of the I-64 westbound exit ramp to I-70 westbound in Wentzville, MO, for construction, with a detour via eastbound I-70 Exit 1B and Route A interchange.

The Florissant Valley Fire Protection District is hosting its final haunted house event of the season, promoting community engagement and safe, festive fun.

The Maryland Heights Police Department hosted a medication disposal event, allowing residents to safely drop off unwanted or expired meds without leaving their car.