St. Louis police responded to 29 accidents and 27 motorist assists by 11:30 a.m. due to icy conditions. No serious injuries reported, but caution is urged.

The STL Street Department honors veterans like Burdett Thomas, who served in the U.S. Army and now works as a Heavy Equipment Operator, acknowledging their service to both the nation and the city.

The Hazelwood Police Department canceled a planned DWI checkpoint but affirmed that their DWI Unit will still patrol for impaired drivers tonight, emphasizing road safety.

The St. Louis Street Department is proactive in clearing snow to ensure safe roads, advising residents to drive carefully due to possible refreezing conditions.

Winter weather in Jefferson County caused traffic disruptions and crashes, particularly impacting the 55/67 highways. The Sheriff's Office warned of dangerous conditions on social media.

MoDOT announces highway maintenance and construction in mid-Missouri from Dec. 1-7, 2025, including lane closures and potential delays due to various projects.

Shrewsbury Police arrested a woman for shoplifting using a baby stroller; towed an unregistered vehicle; and held a woman with active warrants. They responded to various calls including accidents and suspicious activities.

Winter Storm Watch issued by NWS St. Louis for heavy snow in parts of Illinois and Missouri, with travel concerns and 4-8 inches of accumulation expected.

A Fenton man died in a crash on I-44 near Webster Groves when his car hit a guardrail; he was wearing a seatbelt and died 40 minutes after the incident.

The St. Charles Police applauded the St. Charles Lion Club for nearly a decade of support for their Shop with a First Responder event, benefitting local children during the holidays.

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.