A 48-year-old Chicago man died early Wednesday after his semi ran off Route J at Audrain County Road 481. The crash closed Route J for hours while crews cleared the scene.

Via's on-demand vans now cover three St. Louis County zones for $2 trips, funded with roughly $6.34M. Some officials say the service fills gaps; others warn it's replacing buses.

East St. Louis launched a community solar project with Edelen Renewables, billed as a multi‑million investment to lower bills, create jobs and explore community ownership. Officials said details on size and timing will follow.

A dump truck with its bed raised tore down traffic signals on Highway 141 Tuesday, prompting inspections at I-270/I-64 and traffic impacts.

MoDOT is finalizing a conceptual study for Route 47 and will hold more public meetings to show refined alternatives for a 12.7‑mile stretch between Washington and St. Clair.

After the 22nd crash on Kingston Drive in a year, south St. Louis County residents demand speed cushions and more patrols. Neighbors say they won’t stop pushing until something changes.

Bus cameras in O'Fallon caught a car passing a stopped school bus while kids unloaded; St. Charles County police say a citation was issued. Safety groups point to widespread illegal passings.

MoDOT showed Hazelwood council a 2026 construction map highlighting I‑70 resurfacing, I‑270 lane and bridge work, and Lindbergh ADA upgrades that could affect travel. The city posted the map to Facebook.

A new regional campaign pairs enforcement, neighborhood 'Slow Down' signs and quick street fixes after a deadly 2024 on St. Louis streets.

A gaping hole across from Busch Stadium has been under repair for weeks as crews finish utility work and wait for warm weather to pour concrete.

A broken 20-inch water main prompted a precautionary boil advisory for Lindenwood Park, Northampton and St. Louis Hills; samples will be tested and results expected within 24 hours.

Millions in EPA grants for electric school buses have been halted, leaving St. Louis districts with partial deliveries, unpaid invoices and stalled projects. Local leaders say the federal program’s collapse has real consequences for kids and routes.

A 47-year-old Tuscumbia man died after his pickup left Route C and overturned near Ulman Ridge Road.