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JEFFERSON CITY - Following an especially deadly 2021, Missouri traffic fatalities have dropped 7% compared to this same time last year. Preliminary data shows from Jan. 1 - June 22, 413 people were killed in Missouri traffic crashes, down from 445 in the same period in 2021. The July Fourth holiday weekend marks the halfway mark of summer and the halfway point of the 100 deadliest days of summer, which has historically seen the highest number of traffic fatalities. "These modest gains in nu...

The Missouri Department of Transportation won't be working on roadwork projects over the 4th of July. Route 50 closures in Johnson County, Thursday, June 30.

HANNIBAL — Staying safe behind the wheel is critical during a season with numerous road projects and an increase in motorists.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Crashes with protective vehicles with truck/trailer-mounted attenuators (TMAs) increased yet again in 2021, accompanied by 17 work zone fatalities.

Although the precipitation totals forecast for this latest winter storm don't compare to the last two, caution is still advised as you travel Thursday afternoon and evening.

Although the precipitation totals forecast for this latest winter storm don't compare to the last two, caution is still advised as you travel Thursday afternoon and evening.

While forecasters are not calling for winter weather nearly as severe as we've experienced twice already this month, a portion of the area is under an advisory to be on the lookout for some hazardous weather.

While forecasters are not calling for winter weather nearly as severe as we've experienced twice already this month, a portion of the area is under an advisory to be on the lookout for some hazardous weather.

It is a dangerous day to be traveling on the highways of northeast Missouri and western Illinois.

It is a dangerous day to be traveling on the highways of northeast Missouri and western Illinois.