St. Louis Police warn against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and potential to cause harm, and promote a safe celebration.

MoDOT will temporarily close Route Z under I-70 at night for drain work as part of the I-70 improvement project.

The NWS in St. Louis forecasts a shift to milder weather after a cold start. Temperatures will gradually warm over the week, with sunny days expected leading into the New Year.

Maryland Heights Police and Fire personnel brought holiday cheer to Ranken Jordan Pediatric Hospital patients, continuing a long tradition of gift-giving and festive visits.

University City announced holiday hours for city services, with the Public Library closing early on New Year's Eve, and City Hall and the library closed on New Year's Day, while Centennial Commons will have extended hours.

An adult man was killed in a shooting in south St. Louis, prompting a homicide investigation. Motives are unclear, and no suspect information is available. Local support networks are highlighted amid city's gun violence issues.

The NWS in St. Louis forecasts a brisk, breezy week, with temperatures ranging from highs of 28°F to lows of 18°F, and varying conditions including sunny skies and potential cloud cover.

A man named Albert Willis was shot dead on Christmas day in St. Louis; homicide detectives are investigating. The police urge the public to provide any information.

Wentzville MO promotes local shopping with a BINGO game where participants can win apparel, aiming to boost community spirit and economy during the holidays.

Chesterfield SEU officer apprehended a repeat offender for theft at Cavender's after conducting a detailed investigation and employing strategic coordination.

Webster Groves Police Department spread holiday cheer by delivering presents to local families through their annual Operation Santa, involving Santa Claus and officers.

The Florissant Police warn of fraud involving fake youth sports donations, urging the public to only donate through verified channels and report suspicious activities.

Latasha Brown, 45, and her 9-year-old daughter, Paige Buckner, died following a shooting and house fire in Walnut Park West, St. Louis. Authorities are investigating and urge anyone with information to contact the Homicide Division or CrimeStoppers.