St. Louis Public Schools announced that six schools cannot reopen for the 2025-26 year due to tornado damage, affecting 2,000 students with temporary relocation plans.

Shrewsbury officials remind citizens to comply with pet restraint bylaws for everyone's safety during the summer, particularly for children in camps and public events.

Republican AGs, including Andrew Bailey of Missouri, support Trump's National Guard deployment in California, condemning violent outbreaks and criticizing local leadership for allowing lawlessness.

One man was killed and another critically injured in an early morning shooting in the Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood.

St. Louis's forecast includes a warming trend and mixed chances of rain and thunderstorms, with highs in the 80s and varying precipitation probabilities.

Ex-middle school principal Cedric Gerald has been charged with child sex crimes, and more victims are feared as investigations uncover his alleged misconduct, including sexual trafficking and inappropriate acts in schools.

Route TT in Dent County, Missouri is set for closure on June 16 for repairs due to April flood damage. MoDOT plans to reopen it by June 27. Commuters must find alternate routes and heed safety warnings.

Missouri received federal disaster declarations for April and May storms, allowing federal aid for affected residents and public infrastructure repair, as announced by Governor Kehoe.

MoDOT plans to hold an open house to discuss Route 30 safety improvements due to a high crash rate in Jefferson County, inviting public input on interventions like illuminated signs and narrowed lanes.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 81 into law, enhancing public safety measures, extending support for fallen officers' families, and amending regulations on firefighter safety and childhood sexual abuse NDAs.

A 23-year-old man, Lamarie Pigram from Ferguson, MO, was fatally shot in Walnut Park West, St. Louis. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds and are investigating the incident. No suspects or motives are yet identified.

Multiple fires in St. Louis County's Castle Point raise arson suspicions; authorities investigate the overnight incidents involving both vacant and occupied homes.

Three individuals admitted to smuggling meth and fentanyl into a Missouri jail, facing up to 20 years in prison.