St. Louis police confirmed the fatal shooting of Roderick Ferguson in Kingsway West. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging witnesses to provide information.

Laura Pressley wins the 2024 Leicester B. Holland Prize for her detailed drawing of the Wainwright Tomb, recognized by the Library of Congress and National Park Service.

Missouri's search for Teacher of the Year is underway with nominations due by April 14, 2025. Commissioner Eslinger emphasizes the importance of this recognition in supporting educators.

MoDOT will begin bridge maintenance on I-55 in New Madrid County, causing southbound lane closures from mile marker 60 to 58 with work scheduled for Jan. 15-16 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Stephen J. Thorp of Missouri received a 10-year prison sentence for multiple crimes including firearm possession by a felon, following a standoff with law enforcement in 2022.

Mike Kehoe was sworn in as Missouri's 58th Governor, promising to focus on public safety, education, economic development, and agriculture, and emphasizing unity.

St. Louis's Housing Committee prepares for public hearings on the TRANSFORM STL Act, focusing on infrastructure and community programs, with Alderwoman Sonnier emphasizing public engagement.

The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) is celebrating its 50th anniversary with events and a new brand identity. Mayor Jones praised SLATE's work in connecting residents with jobs.

MoDOT announces I-155 bridge maintenance in Pemiscot County causing daily lane reductions from January 27th through April 7th, urging drivers to be cautious.

Route CC in Butler County will be closed for culvert replacement on Jan. 16 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MoDOT advises caution and provides a contact number and website for more information.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signs six executive orders to launch the Safer Missouri Initiative aimed at improving public safety and strengthening law enforcement efforts.

David Wasinger was sworn in as Missouri's 49th Lieutenant Governor, aiming to support veterans, seniors, and boost tourism.

A St. Louis woman received a 10-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in a 2023 shooting, following a plea deal that reduced her initial first-degree murder charge.