Mid-Missouri drivers can expect various road work projects, including I-70 and rural route maintenance, which may cause commute disruptions from March 24-30, with potential schedule changes due to weather.

MoDOT will begin a road resurfacing project in Cooper, Moniteau, Morgan, and Cole counties, starting March 24, causing lane reductions and potential delays through May.

St. Louis faces mixed weather conditions, including thunderstorms and possible hail, with variable temperatures and winds over the coming week, according to the NWS forecast.

Resumption of U.S. Route 54 roadwork in Callaway County is set for March 25, 2025, with night and day construction times, and expected completion by May's end.

MoDOT announces I-70 eastbound lane closure over the Lamine River for bridge maintenance on March 27 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a 14-foot width restriction and expected delays.

MoDOT announces upcoming roadwork in the Kansas City region from March 24-28, with various maintenance activities including pavement repair, barrier wall repairs, and pipe replacements affecting multiple counties.

St. Louis forecast includes a sunny day with a high of 64°F, turning to showers and thunderstorms at night, with continued variable weather into the week.

Ferguson Police implement a new crime-fighting plan focusing on proactive strategies, community engagement, and cutting-edge technology like drones, along with increased transparency and accountability.

MoDOT plans an overnight closure of one eastbound lane on I-70 between Foristell and David Hoekel Parkway for pavement repairs on March 24, subject to weather.

St. Louis County Police are investigating after Nicole Jung, reported missing since February 28, was found dead in a wooded area along South Old Highway 141. Her vehicle was also discovered at the scene.

Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters will have nighttime repairs for 7-10 days starting March 24, 2025, with alternating lane closures from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.

A home invasion in Hyde Park led to the suspect being shot in the leg by one of the residents. The suspect, who knew the residents, fled and remains at large.

University City's public document portal is down, causing frustration among residents. The city is working to restore access and has not provided a clear timeline for the fix.