Traffic on U.S. Route 63 in Columbia to be adjusted due to construction; MoDOT has completed the southbound bridge and will start work on the northbound bridge.

MoDOT has scheduled repair work on the eastbound I-70 Blanchette Bridge over three weekends, starting April 11, leading to lane closures and an 80,000 lb. weight limit for trucks.

Mayor-elect Cara Spencer is preparing for a swift transition into office in St. Louis, forming key staff appointments and building relationships with regional leaders.

MoDOT received a $25,000 grant to create traffic gardens for youth traffic safety education, with plans for at least ten events targeting rural or high-need schools.

MoDOT will be adding new signs on U.S. Route 54 in Jefferson City, causing overnight lane and ramp closures on April 16 and 17. Drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes.

Missouri is allocating $50 million for a new police training center to serve four counties, featuring advanced facilities and aiming to raise law enforcement standards.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins a multi-state amicus brief supporting a U.S. lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago over their sanctuary city policies, arguing they impede federal immigration enforcement and safety.

St. Louis residents experienced an overcast morning with a cool temperature of 50°F and a light north wind. The National Weather Service predicted clouds for the day, a high near 57°F, and a peaceful weekend ahead with warmer temperatures.

Missouri's rural road resurfacing project delay announced by MoDOT due to contractor scheduling changes, affecting travel in Chariton and Randolph Counties.

Missouri Governor Kehoe ordered flags at half-staff statewide on April 10 in honor of Whitewater Fire Chief Garry Moore, who died while responding to a tornado aftermath.

Missouri's Governor Kehoe signed SB 4 into law, aiming to enhance energy policies, bolster economic growth, and promote energy independence for the state.

The Senior Tax Relief Service in St. Charles County shifts its Wednesday location to the Election Authority building, April 16-June 18, for western residents' convenience. Other days remain at the usual site, with online filing available.

Missouri Governor Kehoe confirmed appointments for several boards and a county clerk, including Joseph Barbaglia, Cary Corley, Kelly Marriott, and Dudley McCarter, each bringing experience and community involvement to their roles.