St. Charles announces the return of its Fire Arts Fest at the Foundry Art Centre on January 30, 2026, offering fiery displays and artistic demonstrations.

St. Louis Street Department crews are making progress clearing the roads 48 hours after a snowfall, with main routes passable and residential areas being the current focus. The city urges community help for clearing driveways and cars.

Missouri officials discuss new crash data to promote road safety and aim for zero roadway fatalities, with events across the state sharing the hopeful trend in traffic deaths.

The St. Peters Health Department warns on Facebook against feeding wild animals, citing risks to both human and animal wellbeing and urging residents to let wildlife forage naturally.

A massive fire in a St. Louis apartment building prompted a four-alarm response, leading to an evacuation and a switch to defensive firefighting tactics. Over 100 personnel were on-site, and operations continued into the evening.

A late‑night house fire in the 3600 block of Paule Avenue killed a man; county detectives and bomb-and-arson specialists are investigating.

Local chef Belle Nieder bought two downtown Washington businesses — the Sand Bar and The Axe Depot — calling the move a childhood dream.

St. Louis prepares for extreme cold with 1,000 emergency shelter beds and pre-treatment of roads ahead of a heavy snow forecast, ensuring safety and warmth for residents.

DESE met with St. Louis Public Schools to discuss improvement plans following the district's accreditation downgrade, focusing on literacy, attendance, finances, and transportation.

St. Louis police launched a homicide investigation after a 40-year-old woman was found dead from gunshot wounds on Cook Avenue; no suspects have been detained.

The Rolesville Police Department issued safety tips for winter driving, urging motorists to prepare their vehicles, drive slowly, and stay vigilant on icy roads.

Tennessee man Corterian Wright was sentenced to 137 months for stealing firearms from vehicles in Missouri after pleading guilty to illegal firearm possession.

A third detainee died at Camp East Montana ICE facility, leading to calls for its closure amid scrutiny over conditions and the for-profit detention model.