MoDOT announces the kickoff of 'Improve I-70' project with a groundbreaking ceremony on March 20, marking the construction of additional lanes on I-70 between Warrenton and Wentzville.

A 33-year-old man was stabbed on Clark Avenue in Downtown West, and police are seeking information on the assailant. The victim is in stable condition.

MoDOT is conducting a survey to update Missouri's transportation and freight plans, seeking public input to guide future infrastructure and economic strategies.

The westbound Missouri Route 76 bridge near Branson reopened at 9 a.m. after rehabilitation work by MoDOT, with further construction ongoing until October 2026.

Rockwood School Board's Izzy Imig resigned following theft allegations from Target stores, causing her to withdraw from the election. The board informed parents of the situation as it leaves two candidates for the upcoming seats.

MoDOT announces overnight I-55 closure for bridge work, and ongoing closures affecting St. Louis-area travel; encourages checking real-time updates for safe commuting.

Nashville man indicted for wire fraud after scamming a booking agency out of $270,000 with false concert claims.

The NWS issued a Wind Advisory for the St. Louis area with gusts up to 55 mph, severe thunderstorms expected, and a Red Flag Warning due to fire risk.

A St. Louis woman, Ganell Harley, is charged with first-degree murder for the strangulation death of her boyfriend, Reginald Dukes. Witnesses saw them fight prior to Dukes' death. Harley awaits trial without bond.

MoDOT is set to realign a curvy section of Route 32, with a public hearing scheduled for March 18 at Stockton High School and a virtual meeting available until April 1.

A Colombian man was sentenced to nine years for child pornography after pleading guilty and admitting to possession since 2009, with an investigation uncovering extensive CSAM content.

MoDOT seeks public feedback via a survey to update Missouri's transportation and freight plans, emphasizing the importance of community input in shaping future goals and priorities.

St. Peters residents were given an all-clear on tap water safety following a water main break, eliminating the need for a voluntary boil advisory and suggesting flushing lines if discoloration occurs.