MoDOT announces overnight closures of the eastbound I-70 exit ramp to Route 115 on August 18-19 for maintenance, urging drivers to plan alternate routes.

St. Louis police reissue a call for information on the 10-year-old cold case murders of Whitney Brown and Devon Fletcher, asking the public to provide tips.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to eight years for possessing child pornography, including over 6,000 images and 700 videos, after pleading guilty. He must also pay $10,000 in restitution.

MoDOT announces upcoming closures of Route 171 in Jasper County for bridge construction, urging motorists to plan alternative routes and expect delays.

Missouri's economy gained 17,100 jobs in July 2025, but unemployment rose slightly to 4.1%. Government roles expanded, while the private sector saw mixed results across industries.

A 14-year-old girl was shot in the arm by a 15-year-old boy in North St. Louis; the event appears to be an accidental discharge. She is in stable condition; the boy is detained.

St. Peters Animal Control hosts the family-friendly Olde Towne PETaPalooza on Sept. 13, featuring pet adoptions, food trucks, vendor prizes, and microchipping services.

The St. Louis Commercial Facade Improvement Program offers its second round of forgivable loans to small businesses seeking to enhance their exteriors, funded by the federal CDBG.

Elmer Murphy died following a late-July stabbing in Carondelet after suffering complications from his injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather for St. Louis, with highs reaching the upper 90s and a slight chance of showers by Tuesday.

A man died from complications following a stabbing in St. Louis; he initially survived the attack but succumbed to injuries two weeks later. Police investigation is ongoing.

A second infant was safely surrendered at Mehlville Fire House's Safe Haven Baby Box, with the healthy baby girl now in the care of Missouri's Social Services. The secure, anonymous drop-off offers a vital option for parents in crisis.

MoDOT plans to replace three bridges in Dunklin County, Missouri, by spring 2027, affecting local roads and potentially causing four-month closures per bridge. Public input is sought with information available at the Sikeston office.