SLMPD's Telephone Reporting Unit collected food donations during Spirit Week and delivered them to North Side Community School, helping to address local food insecurity.

Chesterfield community has a final week to donate food to the local "Feed the Masses" initiative before the collection period ends. Donations are accepted at City Hall in partnership with the police and other departments.

A suspect caused significant damage to a St. Charles County business, only stealing a small amount of beef sticks. The property damage was felony-level, but the theft was a misdemeanor. Police custody and investigation are ongoing.

The Hazelwood Police Department welcomed new officers Seebeck and Moling, who graduated from the Eastern Missouri Police Academy after over 1,000 hours of training.

St. Louis anticipates holiday weather with a 50% chance of rain Monday, increasing to 90% by night. Mild temperatures expected through the week, with a mostly sunny Thanksgiving Day.

St. Louis Police issued an appeal to help find the missing Tony Nelson, urging public vigilance and prompt reporting of any sightings. No details on Nelson's appearance or disappearance circumstances were revealed.

Three teenagers have been charged following the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Du'wan Morgan in Glasgow Village, St. Louis County, while he was playing video games at home.

St. Louis has started property inspections for tornado recovery, with over 700 aid applications received, no fees for affected residents, and the city focusing on ensuring safety and rehabilitation.

MoDOT will close Route FF between Elmwood and Weida on November 24 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for unspecified work. Travelers are advised to plan alternate routes.

The National Weather Service predicts rain and thunderstorms for the St. Louis area, with continued wet weather and a mix of conditions expected into the next week.

A portion of Route 52 in Missouri will be closed for railroad maintenance from Nov 19-21, impacting traffic between Northwest Bates County 13321 Road and 1st Street.

An Ohio man, Joseph Bauer, received a 16-year prison sentence for coercing a minor to produce sexual abuse material and transporting her to his residence.

Missouri AG initiates an investigation into MSHSAA over allegations of race and sex discrimination based on whistleblower claims and a policy reserving positions for under-represented groups.