A 16-year-old from Union was airlifted to a hospital in St. Louis with serious injuries after a single-vehicle crash on Route YY in Franklin County, Missouri.
The TSA is expecting 44.3 million travelers at airport security from Dec. 19, 2025, through Jan. 4, 2026, due to increased flight costs and specific travel dates around the holidays, and is fully staffed and prepared to manage the expected record passenger levels.
ST. LOUIS — A man was killed overnight Friday after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate 70 in north St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), the crash happened around 12:30 a.m. on eastbound I-70, east of Union Boulevard. The crash involved a Kia Niro. When first responders arrived on [...]
ST. LOUIS — A gray day ahead for our Friday. We’re starting the morning with clouds and areas of fog. Low clouds are expected to linger across the region throughout Friday. That will keep temperatures down, with highs only in the mid to upper 30s. After a cloudy night, it does look like we’ll get [...]
The City of Joplin files a lawsuit against Nevada Regional Medical Center, claiming the hospital is transporting homeless patients to Joplin, placing a strain on the City's resources.
District 27 Senator Jamie Burger is sponsoring Senate Bill 1408, which would raise the current speed limit from 70 miles per hour to 75 miles per hour on rural highways and interstates across the state.
Granite City police officers are prioritizing safety after seizing multiple guns within the city following a night of shots being fired to celebrate the new year.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department released numbers for “shots fired” calls and Shotspotter activations for New Year’s Eve and the early morning hours of New Year’s Day. The stats show a dramatic increase in the number of calls to police about gunfire.
A Stone County judge has dismissed more than 60 felony charges against a Branson duck boat captain and two supervisors involved in the July 2018 deadly Ride the Ducks sinking, which resulted in the deaths of 17 people.
If you're driving through Illinois on Thursday, be aware that significant changes have been made to Scott’s Law, also known as the Move Over Law, which will have law enforcement monitoring road zones more closely.