A St. Louis teen, Coreyon Blanks, has been certified to stand trial as an adult for murder, robbery and armed criminal action in the death of Deandre Pickens.

Two drivers died in a head-on crash involving a wrong-way Kia Soul and a Chevrolet Corvette on I-55 near Gasconade. Authorities are investigating the cause.

The updated memo from FHWA and FMCSA clarifies federal funding use for truck parking facilities, responding to the truck parking crisis impacting driver well-being and road safety.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey issues a Civil Investigative Demand to Grain Belt Express, suspecting false claims and challenging past approvals of their infrastructure project, backed by a federal loan guarantee.

Missouri's State of Emergency is extended to aid in weather disaster recovery, with federal aid and a new law allocating $100 million for public safety efforts.

New Haven Road in Missouri will close for improvements to the U.S. Route 63 and Boone County Route AC interchange from July 7 until mid-August, with detours expected.

Saint Louis County and the Salvation Army opened a Cooling Shelter from July 1 to September 5, 2025, offering services like meals, laundry, and case management to help residents combat the summer heat.

A series of incidents in Shrewsbury included a critical car crash, an accidental self-inflicted shooting, petty theft, and a severe storm causing damage and accidents, as reported by the Shrewsbury Police Department.

The Missouri AG is investigating Columbia for possible Sunshine Law violations related to DEI initiatives, ensuring these conform to legal and transparency standards.

St. Louis police arrested a man linked to a wire theft spree, charging him with 63 felonies and 3 misdemeanors, following a comprehensive investigation by various divisions.

St. Louis anticipates a typical hot July with temperatures reaching nearly 90 degrees, climbing through the week with sunny skies and potential thunderstorms by Sunday.

Missouri Governor Kehoe announced over 200 communities earned the Missouri Blue Shield for public safety efforts, with $10 million in grants for law enforcement.

St. Louis launches recovery programs after a tornado, offering free emergency repairs and preventing contractor fraud, with initiatives like free consultations with architects and a Contractor Registry.