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.

William L. "Bill" Clay Sr., a civil rights leader and Missouri's first Black congressman, died at 94. He co-founded the Congressional Black Caucus and was known for his labor advocacy and sponsoring the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating an on-site death on Fiedler Lane since 2:15 PM on July 16, which is currently not considered suspicious.

St. Louis has completed safety improvements along Chippewa Street, including a new crosswalk and better lighting, enhancing the area around Ted Drewes ice cream stand.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hiring a Civilian Crime Scene Technician, offering $55,000-$84,000 for evidence collection and preservation at various crime scenes.

Bridge repairs on U.S. Highway 169 at NW Cookingham Dr. in Clay County will disrupt traffic starting July 23, with lane closures and detours in effect until October.

31-year-old Ryan Larose charged with first-degree arson in St. Louis after a house fire endangered residents and resulted in two deaths. Larose is held on a $100,000 bond.

Bridgeton invites residents to a public meeting on August 7th to discuss improvements for Hellebusch Park, emphasizing the importance of community input in the development process.

Saint Louis County introduced naloxone vending machines to combat opioid overdoses, reporting a decrease in related deaths for the third consecutive year.

Deandre Johnson pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter and illegal firearm possession, receiving a 15-year sentence.