The City of O'Fallon announced a Bulk Waste Drop-off Event for December 13th, for residents with City trash service to dispose of oversized items and electronics.

St. Peters Police Department extended No Shave November's charity into December, raising over $1,600 for Toys for Tots, and sharing their toy shopping experience on Facebook.

The St. Augustine Police Department is recruiting new officers, promoting vacancies on Facebook for certified applicants and those in academy training.

The Jefferson County Health Department warns of hypothermia risks amid a cold snap, advising on the proper attire and recognizing symptoms like shivering and confusion. They also explained frostbite signs and prevention on their Facebook page.

The Wildwood precinct of St. Louis County Police Department has initiated a program for the public to safely dispose of unwanted prescription drugs to combat drug abuse and ensure community safety.

Chesterfield invites residents to a City Hall Open House on December 9 to discuss I-64 corridor improvements from Long Road to Chesterfield Parkway West.

St. Peters announces its 36th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, moved indoors to City Hall, with festivities starting at 6:30 p.m., featuring Santa, music, and a "Holiday Hop" concert.

St. Louis investigators probe a large fire in vacant warehouses, with suspicions of fires set for warmth. One person is missing, and authorities, including the ATF, seek the fire's cause.

St. Louis police seized weapons and narcotics from a 29-year-old man with outstanding warrants on South Grand, as part of efforts to combat urban crime and violence.

St. Louis police used spike strips to halt a carjacked vehicle, arresting an 18-year-old and recovering a firearm, emphasizing their commitment to community safety.

A man was critically injured in a shooting on St. Louis Avenue, and a 30-year-old suspect who reported himself was detained. Police seek information from the community.

A Nigerian national was sentenced to 41 months in prison for student visa fraud and related fraudulent activities after being admitted into a university program using fake documents.

The Maryland Heights Police Department warns of increased scams involving Bitcoin ATMs, where scammers posing as trusted authorities urge immediate fund transfers, leaving victims with irretrievable losses.