The Missouri Department of Revenue appointed Koester & Koester, LLC to manage the Overland License Office, which will briefly close for transition from November 13 to November 17.

Over 91% of Missouri public schools meet or exceed state standards, with progress in attendance and graduation rates, but mixed results in MAP scores. Commissioner Eslinger emphasizes ongoing work despite advances.

MoDOT announces overnight closure of McNutt Street for I-55 bridge work, with detours via US 61/67. Drivers should expect delays and plan accordingly.

MoDOT is reopening westbound I-64 Boone Bridge lanes with temporary closures for restriping; eastbound lanes will return to normal by November 25, following construction work.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announces a holiday card contest for city residents to showcase local artistic talent, with submissions due by December 5, 2025.

A 16-year-old was shot while jogging in Dutchtown, St. Louis. He's stable after being shot in the legs. Police seek the dark sedan involved in the incident.

Missouri AG Hanaway secured a $60,000 restitution judgment against Xcel Roofing and its owner for deceptive roofing practices, sending a message against home repair scams.

St. Louis weather predicts a gradual temperature drop, with varied conditions including sun, clouds, and a chance of rain and snow, per the National Weather Service.

SLMPD's Force Investigation Unit is probing the death of detainee James Earl Johnson, aged 54, following a medical crisis at the St. Louis City Justice Center.

The Chariton River Overflow Bridge construction in Missouri begins Nov. 17, with expected completion in March 2026, as part of a project replacing 31 bridges.

St. Louis County Police investigates a fatal pedestrian accident on South Lindbergh Boulevard that resulted in an adult male's death; the driver is cooperating with the ongoing inquiry.

Shrewsbury Police made several arrests for warrants and traffic violations during routine stops, where some individuals claimed medical distress to avoid arrest.

St. Peters' recycling and waste services will close temporarily on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. due to a city event, though recycling drop-offs will remain accessible. Regular services will resume after the event.