U.S. Route 54 in Miller County is set for a major resurfacing project, including new median guard cables, with expected completion by December 1, 2025.

Route 94 will be reduced to one lane near the Katy Trail on June 18 for pedestrian bridge installation by SCE, Inc., with traffic moderated by flaggers from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Missouri Governor Kehoe activated the National Guard amid statewide immigration protests, stressing the protection of peaceful protest and refusing to tolerate violence.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer issues Executive Order 85, waiving a policy that held back 25% of insurance payouts for tornado victims until 2026 to expedite recovery efforts.

A teen was killed in a crash on I-44 in St. Louis after losing control of his vehicle. In a separate incident, a big rig rollover on the same interstate caused a closure but no injuries. Traffic was heavily affected by both events.

Belleville man, Darrion Lamont Evans, is charged with assault by strangulation and interstate domestic violence for attacking his girlfriend at Gateway Arch National Park.

MoDOT announces a public meeting on June 26 about the replacement of the Caldwell County Route U bridge over Tom Creek and invites community feedback.

The SBA opened a Business Recovery Center in St. Louis to support local businesses and nonprofits affected by severe storms, providing assistance with disaster loan applications and resources for recovery.

A shooting in St. Louis's Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood left one man dead and another critically injured; police urge the community to assist in the investigation.

The article discusses the wet and stormy weather forecast for St. Louis, with high chances of precipitation and potential flash floods, as reported by the National Weather Service.

FEMA aids St. Louis tornado victims, expecting to increase support with online applications open. SBA offers loans for homeowners and businesses. Crowdfunding may affect aid eligibility following the approval of $71 million in federal funding.

St. Louis residents protested increased immigration enforcement, advocating for "ICE out of our communities" and expressing solidarity with immigrants affected by crackdowns.

Missouri residents affected by severe weather can now apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance for job disruptions due to the May 16th storms, following federal disaster aid approval.