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Several roads have closed as a result of crest estimated to occur at noon on Friday.

New technology to streamline renewals will speed lines at license offices and allow for online renewals for some adults, officials say.

Seven buses in the Rockwood School District can no longer bring children home at the end of the day due to rising floodwaters.

Flooding has forced MoDOT to close Route 141 under Interstate 44. IDOT has temporarily closed Route 50 between O'Fallon and Lebanon due to similar issues.

A man is in critical condition after officials believe he was pulled into the river by flooding earlier this week and went missing for nearly two days.

Inside, the center will have 1,400 square feet of permanent exhibit space, a gift shop, lecture facility and restrooms.

Liam Briick has not heard from local officials about the FEMA buyout in a year and the latest flooding just makes the situation worse.

The district has already put out a survey, hosted a public forum and focus groups with over 400 people weighing in on the districts strengths and weaknesses.

Chief Chris Amenn with the Shrewsbury Fire Department said he believes the man was pulled into the river by flooding earlier this week.

The company said the decision to shutter American Freight is due to “sustained inflation and macroeconomic challenges facing the large durable goods sector.”

The declaration allows the county's emergency management agency request state and federal resources.

The games will be broadcast on the newly-renamed FanDuel Sports Midwest.

Election officials say new technology is revolutionizing transparency. The I-Team takes us behind the scenes.

Prosecutors said the man shot his coworker several times and killed him in the parking lot of a warehouse near Lambert Airport.

The closure is expected to last through the weekend.

Kevin Fields was 17 years old at the time of the murder, but he was certified as an adult in the case.

St. Louis County Police said the crash happened on New Halls Ferry Road at Sugar Pine Drive at about 8:40 p.m. Wednesday.

The man is seeking a $3 million judgment against Ashley Parmeley, who has been accused of shooting and killing their 9-year-old daughter and another boy in May.

In a Wednesday announcement, the city said the NOAA National Water Prediction Service predicted the river at Pacific to rise to 28 feet by around noon Friday.

The State of Missouri controlled the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department for more than 150 years until voters returned control to the city in 2013.