MoDOT announced the closure of Route K over Hickory Creek for a bridge replacement, scheduled for completion by late May. Another project on Route ZZ is set to start in late March, with a completion goal of mid-June.

Licking, Missouri, is set to receive $2.5 million from the state's Department of Natural Resources to upgrade its water distribution systems by December 2025.

Upcoming bridge maintenance on I-70 over US-40 in Missouri leads to lane closures and detours from February 18 to March 11. Drivers should expect delays and are advised to drive cautiously in work zones.

Missouri is offering a project management training series in April for local agency employees overseeing federally funded transportation projects, hosted by MoDOT and LTAP.

MoDOT is set to widen I-44 in Greene County, starting soon. A meeting is scheduled to discuss the project's traffic impact and schedule. Work will maintain two open lanes but expect delays.

Jack Cooper Transport Co. LLC closes its Wentzville facility, leading to the layoff of about 239 employees after losing a contract with General Motors.

A Missouri man, Christopher Lee Carroll, was sentenced to 108 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $3 million for pandemic fraud and witness tampering.

The NWS issued a Winter Weather Advisory for St. Louis, predicting rain, snow, and freezing rain with up to 3 inches of snow and a light glaze of ice. Conditions could affect commutes.

North St. Louis County residents have a boil water advisory after a 30-inch main break, affecting about 23,000 customers in parts like Ferguson and Hazelwood.

Lane closures for utility work will disrupt traffic on Mexico Road and Grand Teton on specific dates in February, with weather-permitting lane shifts.

The St. Louis Police are seeking public help on a 2007 unsolved homicide case of a male found in the Mississippi River. They encourage tips via their website and social media.

The Board of Aldermen President reviewed city legislative actions, citing modernization, accessibility, and diverse representation as key aspects of progress.

St. Louis residents are stocking up on essentials and the city prepares roads as they anticipate winter weather. Despite no heavy snow forecast, sleet concerns prompt community readiness, while city officials advise on snow routes and ordinances.