MoDOT issued a waiver allowing heavier truck loads for flood relief in Missouri, with a 10% over the licensed weight limit and restrictions on bridge speeds and non-interstate travel until May 2025.

Andrew Barnett pled guilty to murdering Kristopher Schmeiderer outside a South St. Louis City bar in 2014. The incident left Schmeiderer quadriplegic before his 2015 death. Barnett is to be sentenced in April 2025.

A man in his 40s was shot in the face after an argument involving three men from a black sedan in The Greater Ville, St. Louis. He's stable, and police are investigating.

Tony Wagner was convicted of a 1992 rape and assaults in Taney County, Missouri, with the case resolved through genetic genealogy testing and DNA evidence.

St. Louis residents can expect a significant temperature drop with sub-freezing conditions forecasted by the NWS, prompting a Freeze Watch for the area.

Police seek two suspects after a shooting at Murphy Blair Apartments; no injuries reported, but property damaged. Witnesses encouraged to contact authorities.

Resurfacing of rural routes in Northwest Missouri is rescheduled for April 14 due to weather, affecting Chariton and Randolph Counties, with expected delays.

Route Z in Callaway County, MO, will close on April 9 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for culvert replacement by MoDOT, affecting travel between Route JJ and County Road 140.

A 46-year-old man was robbed in Penrose while putting his child in his car. Two men stole his Ford Eco Sport but were caught by police using spike strips and face robbery and fleeing charges.

St. Louis forecast includes showers and thunderstorms tapering by late afternoon, with winds reaching 26 mph. The week ahead will see mixed weather but ends with sunnier skies.

A 74-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint from a casino parking lot by Darryl Saddler, forced to withdraw cash, and had her car stolen. Saddler faces numerous charges including first-degree kidnapping and robbery.

MoDOT announces roadworks in mid-Missouri from April 7-13, 2025, including lane closures and potential delays due to maintenance such as pothole patching and pavement repairs.

51 animals were rescued by the Humane Society in a coordinated effort with Missouri state agencies from a Cedar County property previously licensed as a breeder.