Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appoints eleven individuals to various boards and commissions, including roles in child protection, counseling, higher education, transportation, and agriculture.

Two women died in a suspicious fire in Carondelet; the victims were Sherry Larose and Elizabeth Pfaff. Police are investigating the incident as a possible homicide and arson.

St. Louis faces a hot week with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs near 96-99 degrees, and heat indices up to 109. Patchy fog, partly cloudy skies, and sporadic rain are expected.

Five men were injured in a shootout in Tower Grove South, St. Louis. All self-transported to hospitals and were uncooperative with police. The SLMPD is investigating the incident.

MoDOT is installing a culvert on Veterans Memorial Parkway, causing temporary closures for the Improve I-70 Project, which includes widening I-70 in Missouri.

St. Louis police are investigating a fatal shooting in Walnut Park West, seeking information on the incident that adds to citywide gun violence concerns.

Interstate 44 near Route 50 will experience evening lane closures for road maintenance from July 21-24, affecting mainly the eastbound right lane, with at least one lane remaining open.

Raysean Colvin has been sentenced to 35 years for his involvement in the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Ra’Niya Steward, although he was not the shooter.

The Near North Side of St. Louis is undergoing redevelopment through the Choice Neighborhoods Initiative, focusing on affordable housing and urban renewal, leveraging over $250 million in development funding.

TGCDC in St. Louis focuses on neighborhood stability, revitalizing properties, and aiding residents, with support from the CDA and successful programs like ARCH by HomeScreen.

A Franklin County man was sentenced to 78 months in prison for assaulting his girlfriend and a neighbor and fatally shooting his dog. He had pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession.

MoDOT has started a $1.2 million project to upgrade pedestrian facilities in the Jefferson City area to meet ADA standards, starting in Taos and affecting other areas, with completion set for December 2025.

St. Louis faces a long-duration heatwave with high temperatures and humidity, prompting residents to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses.