Shrewsbury Police reported multiple arrests during the week, including shoplifting at Walmart, traffic violations, and counterfeiting. They also assisted the community with various calls and incidents.

St. Charles County Emergency Dispatch teams received Crew Awards of Excellence for exceptional service and handling of crisis situations effectively. Dispatchers Jada, Juli, and Kari accepted the awards on behalf of their teams.

Chesterfield Missouri Police sell mugs on Facebook to aid families of fallen first responders, using humor and a social media-centered approach for community engagement and support.

St. Peters Animal Control advises residents to protect pets from extreme cold, ensuring they're not outside too long, providing dry, insulated shelter, preventing paw and skin damage, and maintaining hydration by preventing water from freezing.

St. Charles County, Missouri, uses a social media post with a pie chart to show residents how property taxes are distributed, emphasizing funding for schools, emergency services, and other community needs.

Chesterfield police handled various incidents during Thanksgiving week including theft, an impaired driving arrest, and humorous reports, sharing the details in a Facebook post.

Jefferson County, Missouri, announces a toy drive for the holiday season, urging community members to donate new, unwrapped toys at two local drop-off points to support families in need.

St. Louis Street Department workers prepare roads for an upcoming snowstorm, ensuring safety with salt and brine while the community anticipates their efforts.

Firefighter/Paramedic Mark Russell celebrates 26 years of service with the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District, recognized for his commitment and community engagement.

Chesterfield hosts an Open House on December 9 to discuss I-64 corridor plans, where residents can engage with project staff without a formal presentation at City Hall.

Missouri AG leads a multistate legal effort to address a federal court’s decision on Texas redistricting, arguing against judicial overreach and for state legislature prerogatives in drawing congressional maps.

The Florissant Police warn of an increase in car thefts, particularly of unattended, running vehicles like Hyundais and Kias. They're giving free steering wheel locks to residents to deter thefts.

The Rock Community Fire Protection District is conducting a Toy Drive for children in need, inviting community donations of new, unwrapped toys at their firehouses.