Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed new education laws, revising K-12 to higher education, focusing on safety, workforce development, and inclusivity, including changes to teaching eligibility and anti-hazing measures.

St. Louis commuters will face lane closures and detours due to MoDOT's roadwork from July 10-16, including a significant two-week closure on eastbound Reavis Barracks near I-55 starting July 14th.

MoDOT is set to close the right westbound lane of the Missouri Route 14 bridge over U.S. Route 65 for repairs from July 21 to August 18, with potential night work also affecting traffic.

A tractor trailer incident caused a lane closure on northbound I-270 over I-44, with MoDOT assessing damage and repairs underway. Traffic may be delayed.

Missouri's Governor Kehoe signed bills to protect vulnerable groups, including newborns and foster children, providing new protections, support for families, and legal enhancements.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey requests tech giants to disclose AI chatbot biases he alleges skew against former President Trump and influence public perception.

MoDOT is hosting an open house on July 24 to discuss the future of Route D in St. Louis, and seeks public input on proposed resurfacing and safety improvements.

St. Louis announces a draft of its Transportation & Mobility Plan, with Mayor Spencer promoting community engagement through open house events featuring free shaved ice, lawn games, and a bike network workshop.

A mother and her teenage son were arrested in St. Louis for robbery and other charges after assaulting a woman and stealing her car, leading to a police pursuit and crash.

St. Louis faces a stormy week with high temperatures and periodic thunderstorms according to the NWS, including chances of rain into the next week and highs in the mid-90s.

A man was found dead from a gunshot in The Greater Ville, St. Louis; police are investigating with no suspects yet.

Shrewsbury police handled various incidents, including child endangerment at Walmart, fireworks charges, and a theft during a false fire alarm. They also responded to an emergency involving a choking child.

Missouri approved the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, planning to invest $13.3 billion in transportation infrastructure over five years, focusing on roads, bridges, and more.