St. Louis street crews worked continuously to ensure roads were safe and navigable during winter weather, with the City updating on their progress and efforts. Traffic safety remains a priority.

St. Charles County seeks $30k for homeless support amid growing concerns, especially for children, following the closure of a Salvation Army shelter. Funds would help provide shelters and motel rooms for the vulnerable during cold nights.

The Streets Department of St. Louis is preparing for winter weather by mobilizing 50 trucks to plow and pre-treat roads ahead of rush hour snowfall. Residents are advised to drive cautiously.

Chesterfield announced an Open House to discuss I-64 improvements, inviting citizens to participate and learn about the project's details and implications.

A man fired at police at a Maryland Heights Walgreens; officers returned fire, killing him. The incident is under investigation by St. Louis County Police.

St. Louis faces a Winter Weather Advisory with 2-4 inches of snow and winds up to 35 mph, potentially causing hazardous conditions until midnight CST.

A major fire involving several historic warehouses occurred in downtown St. Louis, with over 200 firefighters responding to a 5-Alarm Fire that caused at least one building to collapse.

St. Louis activates Code Blue protocols for cold snap, providing emergency shelters, pretreating roads, and ensuring transit to shelters amidst expected snowfall.

SLATE Missouri Job Center is hosting a holiday hiring fair on December 4-5 to connect job seekers with employers, featuring companies like Southwest Airlines and Procter & Gamble.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for St. Louis with wind chills, potential snow, and a mix of rain and snow for the upcoming holiday weekend.

MoDOT will close specific ramps on I-70 and MO Route 9 in Jackson County for repairs from December 5 at 7 p.m. to December 6 at 6 a.m., weather permitting. Drivers should reroute and drive cautiously.

Missouri's DNR awards Oran a $50,000 grant to revamp its wastewater system, ensuring reliability and compliance, through the Clean Water Engineering Report Grant program.

Officer Ryan Faulkner from the Maryland Heights Police Department was recognized as Employee of the Month for October 2025 for his numerous traffic stops and contributions to crime discovery and prevention.