The NWS reports fog in St. Louis with low visibility and advises residents to anticipate rain and maintain rain gear as outdoor conditions remain damp and overcast for the holiday and coming week.

A rollover crash in St. Charles County seriously injured two people, who were airlifted for medical treatment. The incident is under investigation by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

St. Charles city issued a boil water advisory due to a major water main break affecting parts of the city, enforcing precautionary measures for safe water consumption.

St. Louis, MO faces a damp holiday with overcast skies and frequent showers predicted through Christmas, including a 60% chance of rain today and temperatures around 46 degrees. Rain chances persist near 70% at night with a low of 42 degrees.

A 19-year-old was assaulted and robbed by two men in a white Toyota Camry in St. Louis. The victim was hit with a firearm, chipping his tooth, and had his possessions stolen.

Detectives are investigating the death of 64-year-old Reginald Dukes in St. Louis, considering it a homicide due to internal neck injuries suggestive of strangulation. No suspects or motives are currently identified.

Christopher Pritchard pleaded guilty to arson and civil rights charges for burning down a Mormon church in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, impacting the community’s worship.

A teenage boy was robbed at gunpoint by three suspects when trying to trade video game systems in St. Louis. Police are investigating the incident. No injuries were reported.

A legal battle ensues over the St. Louis County prosecutor appointment, with Gov. Parson and Exec. Page in conflict; accusations of coercion add complexity.

A 19-year-old was killed in a West End shooting, with police seeking public assistance in their investigation.

Missouri's DSS Director Robert Knodell will leave to become Poplar Bluff's City Manager in January. Governor Parson praised Knodell's state service as he transitions back to his hometown.

Officials address drone-related concerns, emphasizing that shooting them down is illegal as per state and federal laws, despite public unease and mystery surrounding their appearance in several states.

The St. Louis area will see varied weather this week with potential rain and thunderstorms followed by clear and sunny days, per the NWS. Forecast includes a mix of rain, possible thunderstorms in the south, and cooler sunny days ahead.