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Half the project would be funded with bonds. Lincoln Hough estimated the state would pay around $132 million a year over for at most 15 years to pay it off.

High winds are responsible for the damage done to the radio tower at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows.

The man police said was driving that vehicle, 31-year-old Matthew Jones, has been charged in connection with the crash.

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A powerful Missouri state senator has unveiled a $2.8 billion plan to widen Interstate 70 to at least three lanes across the state. The Senate Appropriations Committee chairman on Tuesday proposed paying for half of the project with bonds.

A marathon court hearing Tuesday saw teams of lawyers representing St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey debate the merits of a suit filed by the state’s top law enforcer to remove the city’s chief prosecutor.

The pause came months after the airline canceled thousands of flights around the Christmas holiday due to crew scheduling technology system issues.

Officials said this feature is a "literal lifesaver" for victims in domestic violence situations or for someone with hearing loss.

Listen to the second chapter of Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles that examines the circumstances surrounding a death in a New Jersey resort town.

Mayors from Bridgeton, Wildwood, Manchester and Brentwood are asking the Missouri Legislature to create a regional office to address crime.

The proposal to create one regional prosecuting attorney comes as the Missouri Legislature considers several crime-related measures in its last four weeks of legislative session.

Lawyers for Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner clashed in court today at a hearing for the trial that will determine if Gardner should be removed from office. The two sides met in front of Judge John Torbitzky to hash out a number of points of contention pending before the court.