Mill Creek Bridge on Route T in Holt County is getting a new deck beginning May 5. Drivers should plan detours until mid-July. Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc. is handling the project, with more bridge updates to follow.

MoDOT announces ramp closures on I-29 in Andrew and Holt Counties for resurfacing starting April 25, with various exits affected until May 5, advising commuters to plan for detours.

St. Louis swears in 14 new police officers after 32-week training, with the ceremony led by Commissioner Robert Tracey, emphasizing community engagement in modern policing.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed SB 22 and SB 47 into law, revising ballot measure procedures and class action lawsuit rules to improve efficiency and fairness.

Upcoming I-70 construction in Kingdom City may cause weekend delays due to a lane closure for railroad bridge dismantling. This is part of MoDOT's I-70 corridor improvement project.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe reminds Missourians of the May 7 deadline for REAL ID compliance, urging residents to obtain their REAL ID for federal building access and air travel.

Shrewsbury seeks a volunteer for its Plan Commission to influence the city's growth and sustainability, with responsibilities including the review of development proposals.

Two St. Louis County men were sentenced for robbing dollar stores at gunpoint, with Deon Walker receiving nearly 12 years and Samuel Nance 14 years in prison.

St. Louis police are investigating a shooting in the O'Fallon neighborhood that resulted in the death of a 35-year-old woman and injured a 42-year-old woman; the incident's details remain undisclosed.

A former Missouri prison employee pleaded guilty to smuggling drugs and weapons into a facility, following an investigation sparked by inmate overdoses.

Franklin County woman, Starr Lumos, is indicted for defrauding the Social Security Administration out of $174,000 by concealing her physical abilities and business involvement.

St. Louis NWS forecasts mixed weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms and potential severe weather early in the week for east-central Missouri and southwest Illinois.

Two Wisconsin men are indicted for acting as couriers in a Missouri impostor scam, facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted of wire fraud charges.