President Trump nominated Joshua Divine and Maria Lanahan from the Missouri AG's Office to be federal judges, recognizing their legal accomplishments and contributions to high-profile cases.

Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit green on May 7, 2025, for mental health awareness, particularly focusing on children’s mental health, as announced by Governor Kehoe.

MoDOT will start roundabout construction at the intersection of Missouri Route 52 and 5 in Versailles on May 7, with lane closures and flaggers on site. The project includes road widening and is scheduled for nighttime work, dependent on weather.

A woman was sentenced to 25 years for making child pornography involving a two-year-old. She must pay $15,000 and will be on lifetime supervised release.

A St. Louis felon, Clayton Pierce Davis, received a nine-year prison sentence for fatally shooting a man during a 4th of July event after pleading guilty to illegal ammunition possession.

Police seek four suspects involved in a series of early morning burglaries at businesses in St. Louis on April 27th, as detailed on the department's website.

MoDOT is replacing a culvert on Jade Road, leading to detours from May 12, with work lasting until February 2026 and part of a wider I-70 improvement project.

The NWS forecasts scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms in St. Louis, with brief clearer weather later in the week before more precipitation early next week.

A St. Louis man, Curion M. Turner, was sentenced to 15 years for sexually exploiting underage girls after pleading guilty to statutory rape and sodomy.

MoDOT allows heavier loads for flood relief on Missouri highways, with a 10% over licensed vehicle weight allowance till May 14, 2025, for specified materials. Restrictions apply to ensure safety and infrastructure protection.

An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in north St. Louis County, with police responding to the incident on Longford Drive. The child died despite emergency efforts after sustaining a gunshot wound.

St. Louis chop shop operator pleads guilty and faces 15 years in prison for aiding car thieves, including altering VINs. Eight stolen vehicles were found at his shop.

The St. Louis community honored 167 fallen officers at the 39th Annual Memorial Breakfast, with support from philanthropists and the Police Foundation.