MoDOT plans to replace the old Missouri Route 32 bridge over Huzzah Creek and seeks public input on the project through various channels, including a meeting on Feb. 3, 2026.

Missouri officials report a 5% decrease in traffic fatalities in 2025, the third year of declines, aiming to foster continued commitment to road safety.

The CPD released an incident report for Jan 19-25, including responses to accidents, a scam, drug possession, and a burglary with ongoing investigations.

Megan Moore was named Team Member of the Month in January 2026 by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources for her work in the Abandoned Mine Land Program.

The Missouri Department of Social Services isn’t asking for new frontline Children's Division hires for FY27 even as turnover stays high and lawmakers press for caseload limits.

Missouri accountant Kevin Scott Tate loses his CPA license due to misconduct and fraud in St. Louis and Jefferson counties, as enforced by the State Board of Accountancy.

The Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Attorney's Office collected over $16 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2025, with a focus on combatting fraud, including a notable Medicare and Medicaid case.

DESE met with St. Louis Public Schools to discuss improvement plans following the district's accreditation downgrade, focusing on literacy, attendance, finances, and transportation.

Missouri's AG joins 23 states in legal action against alleged EPA grant mismanagement during the Biden era, challenging the oversight of a $20 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

Todd Smith appointed as Associate Circuit Judge for St. Francois County, Missouri, by Governor Mike Kehoe, bringing municipal and prosecutorial expertise to the role.

Missouri AG sues AMT for refusing to share documents related to an investigation into alleged employment of illegal migrants for signature collection.

Missouri residents who received unemployment benefits in 2025 can access their Form 1099-G online through the Missouri Department of Labor’s UInteract portal.

St. Louis calls for tornado-impacted property owners to apply for aid by Feb. 14, with free stabilization and debris removal provided, and emphasizes urgency due to FEMA deadlines.