MoDOT to close a lane on eastbound Reavis Barracks under I-55 for two weeks starting next Monday for drainage work, potentially causing traffic delays.

St. Louis weather shifts from morning fog to sunny with highs around 90 degrees today, and continues with chances for sunshine and rain throughout the week.

Monte Henderson pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action in the deaths of Laticha Bracero and Alyssa Cordova after a 2024 Drake concert.

MoDOT announces northbound I-170 exit to westbound I-70 will be closed for bridge painting on weekends starting July 11, with marked detours provided.

St. Louis officers resolved a resident's issue with electricity theft, demonstrating effective community policing by securing a vacant house and involving city resources for a long-term solution.

St. Louis police increased Fox Park patrols after a shooting and illegal fireworks incident, leading to the arrest of three adults and two juveniles, with one man charged for illegal weapons.

MoDOT announces delays and reroutes due to culvert replacements and a bridge project affecting traffic on MO Route 33 and 172nd Street in Clay County, urging commuters to plan alternative routes and exercise caution.

An 8-year-old boy in St. Louis was grazed by a bullet when older children playing with a gun accidentally fired it. A 12-year-old is in custody; the injured child is stable. Police are searching for the weapon.

The July 4th celebrations in Missouri were overshadowed by fireworks-related incidents, causing fires, explosions, injuries, and three fatalities, with authorities investigating and emphasizing safety protocols.

Alford Davis received a 15-year sentence for a daylight armed robbery in St. Louis. He admitted to the first-degree robbery and armed criminal action charges.

MoDOT plans a meeting to discuss I-70 improvements from Boonville to Rocheport. It's on July 21 at Boonville High School, with no formal presentation. Construction is planned for 2026-2027.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey appeals a court injunction against enforcing state abortion clinic regulations, arguing for the health and safety rules recently reinstated by the state Supreme Court.

Terrell Cooks pleaded guilty to eight felonies, including involuntary manslaughter, related to a deadly fireworks explosion in St. Louis County that killed four. He faces a potential 25-year sentence.