James W. Murphy, the longest-serving sheriff in St. Louis who also had a notable soccer career, has died at 88. He was a former state senator and a community figure, remembered for his dedication to public service.

A St. Louis woman was indicted for fraudulently obtaining $177,000 through the pandemic Employee Retention Tax Credit.

St. Louis launched OneStopGov, an online portal for streamlined municipal services, offering 24/7 permit access and user-friendly features, backed by funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.

Business 60 in Neosho will close on March 20 due to CPKC Railroad repairs, with detours via Route 86 and U.S. 60/59. Local access remains but no crossing.

Shrewsbury officials remind residents to keep dogs leashed, citing local regulations to ensure community safety as the weather warms and outdoor activity increases.

Crumbl Cookies to open a concession stand at Busch Stadium, marking its first MLB stadium presence, starting with the St. Louis Cardinals' home opener on March 27.

MoDOT to repair I-64 ramp at Exit 14 in Chesterfield on March 25, with an overnight detour via Boone’s Crossing.

An officer and suspect were seriously injured after a stolen car pursuit in North City, involving spike strips, collisions, and a subsequent foot chase.

St. Peters and Cottleville residents can help plan the Baltic Creek Greenway expansion, aimed at connecting Dardenne Greenway to KATY Trail State Park. Public input is sought to ensure the project meets community needs.

MoDOT is conducting emergency road repair on Highway H due to a failed pipe culvert, resulting in road closure for culvert replacement. Temporary measures were taken; full repairs and road closure scheduled on March 18.

The National Weather Service warns of critical fire danger in parts of Missouri due to low humidity and high winds, with potential for isolated thunderstorms, a temperature drop, and little snow.

A shooting in Carondelet, St. Louis, left one man injured after a woman he assaulted returned fire. Police arrested the man and the investigation is ongoing.

Wildwood is recovering from a severe storm, with crews clearing roads and repairing infrastructure. Some areas remain without power and face ongoing cleanup, while others are gradually reopening. Further work is planned to fully restore the city.