St. Louis is preparing for winter weather by treating roads with brine and planning to deploy snowplows, with priority on main routes and vital areas. The city has a strategy for both normal and severe snowfall, with additional resources on standby.

St. Louis Health Department warns of frostbite risks in cold weather, advising residents to minimize exposure, cover skin, and stay warm and dry. A video and social media campaign offer further resources.

The Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Attorney's Office collected over $16 million from civil and criminal actions in fiscal year 2025, with a focus on combatting fraud, including a notable Medicare and Medicaid case.

Missouri's AG joins 23 states in legal action against alleged EPA grant mismanagement during the Biden era, challenging the oversight of a $20 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

Todd Smith appointed as Associate Circuit Judge for St. Francois County, Missouri, by Governor Mike Kehoe, bringing municipal and prosecutorial expertise to the role.

St. Louis anticipates heavy snow and sub-zero wind chills per the National Weather Service advisory, with 4-8 inches of snowfall and difficult travel conditions expected.

The City of St. Peters Health Department highlights the ecological contributions of squirrels on Squirrel Appreciation Day, emphasizing their role in seed dispersal, soil aeration, and the food chain.

Missouri residents who received unemployment benefits in 2025 can access their Form 1099-G online through the Missouri Department of Labor’s UInteract portal.

Kenneth Lee Simpson's trial for the murder of Hermann Police Sergeant Mason Griffith begins, including charges for seriously injuring Officer Adam Sullentrup. Video shows Simpson shooting the unarmed officers, leading to a standoff and his arrest.

St. Louis provides 450 emergency shelter beds, day services, and transit for homeless citizens amid cold weather, shared by city government on Facebook.

Veterans and the Collinsville community are building a community center and hosting a blood donation event on February 9, with support from the local police department. Donors receive a special t-shirt.

A shooting in Belleville, Illinois, resulted in one woman dead and another injured, followed by the suspect committing suicide when confronted by police.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has appointed four people to state boards and commissions, including positions in credit unions, funeral services, nursing home administration, and real estate appraisal.