MoDOT announces overnight concrete repairs on southbound I-35 at MO Highway 92 from Aug. 18-20, causing potential delays and advising alternate routes.

Missouri's new 2025-2026 Aeronautical Chart is now available, providing updated information for pilots. MoDOT advises using it alongside FAA materials and NOTAMs.

St. Louis appoints a new Chief of Staff and restructures the Mayor's Office to improve service delivery and stimulate economic growth following a tornado.

St. Louis is under a heat advisory with high temperatures and humidity; NWS urges precautions against heat-related illnesses and offers advice on keeping safe.

MoDOT is closing Pershall Road from Hanley Road to Hazelwood Avenue for construction on August 18-20 from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, with detours via Hazelwood Avenue and Hanley Road.

St. Louis Police are seeking information via social media to solve the murder of Stanley Fischer II, hoping for community tips to advance the stalled case.

St. Charles is under a Water Conservation Order due to a damaged pipeline, with city officials urging immediate conservation. Repairs are expected to be completed with water quality tests to follow.

St. Peters opens applications for its Snow Removal Program aimed at aiding residents with street access post-snowfall; enrollment ends Nov. 30, no full driveway clearing.

St. Louis has halted its alley recycling program due to contamination issues and high costs, directing residents to use city drop-off sites instead. The move reallocates resources to improve trash collection services.

Shrewsbury police reported a traffic-related arrest, theft at a fitness center, multiple vehicle break-ins, and responded to numerous other calls, including auto accidents and thefts, within a week.

St. Peters issued a water conservation order and boil advisory due to pipeline damage, urging residents to boil water for consumption. Repair efforts are ongoing.

St. Louis ends alley recycling due to high costs and contamination, plans to increase drop-off locations and trash dumpsters, while maintaining roll cart recycling with less contamination.

Derrick Snulligan, 62, was sentenced to 107 months for committing five bank robberies and one attempted robbery in Missouri between April 2023 and June 2024. The FBI investigated the case, which is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.