Major construction on Interstate 35 and U.S. Route 69 has started in Clinton County, with lane narrowing and traffic changes, aiming for completion by September 1, 2026.

Missouri Governor Kehoe has requested federal aid from President Trump following severe storms, seeking a major disaster declaration for six counties.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey leads a 24-state coalition supporting an Ohio law banning certain medical procedures for transgender youth, claiming reliance on WPATH standards is misguided.

Mixed weather forecast for St. Louis includes storms, high winds, and a sunny Wednesday, with a potential for severe conditions and spotter activation.

City Court halts warrant issuance post-tornado for missed court dates from May 19-23, allowing residents to reschedule.

Comptroller Darlene Green responded to a destructive EF-3 tornado in St. Louis, detailing emergency efforts and emphasizing the community's resilience and intent to rebuild.

Police found four people dead from gunshots in a St. Louis home, with firearms and narcotics present; the cause and relevance of the drugs are under investigation.

St. Louis city officials warn residents via social media of scammers falsely claiming to be FEMA representatives, as the actual FEMA assistance is still weeks away.

St. Louis is recovering from a state of emergency with a community-wide effort, as city officials coordinate with local contractors and volunteers for storm prep and neighborhood restoration amid weather threats.

The Ellis Boulevard Bridge maintenance in Jefferson City is delayed due to bad weather; MoDOT advises drivers to prepare for traffic changes and stay updated.

MoDOT announces lane closures on Route 21 for bridge work over Gravois Creek and Grant’s Trail, affecting traffic patterns and closing Grant's Trail for two days.

St. Louis deals with tornado recovery and prep for new storms, with property damage over $1 billion. Officials intensify relief, community shows resilience, and efforts are made to secure affected areas and assist displaced residents.

The Clayton School District will stay closed Monday due to damage and power outages from a tornado, with administrators, including Dr. Nisha Patel, working with local emergency services on recovery efforts.