The body of Latoya Smith, a missing 42-year-old, was found by St. Louis Police leading to a homicide investigation.

St. Louis sees a rise in flu cases; health officials recommend vaccination, available at local pharmacies and FQHCs, to prevent severe illness and spread.

MoDOT is closing Route HH in Phelps County for core drilling as part of Spring Creek Bridge improvements from January 19, 2026, for two weeks, affecting weekday traffic.

St. Charles County adopts a balanced $379 million budget for 2026, focusing on infrastructure, parks, and emergency response, while denying $23 million in new spending to ensure reserves.

MoDOT cautions drivers about numerous road works in mid-Missouri from Jan 5-11, including pothole repairs, brush cutting, and major constructions like roundabouts, which may cause delays.

Firefighters extinguished an attic fire at a Jefferson City residence, resulting in damage but no injuries; an investigation suggests an accidental cause.

A man was killed on I-70 in St. Louis when he was hit by a vehicle, leading to a temporary road closure and an ongoing investigation. The pedestrian's identity is yet to be disclosed.

Missouri is experiencing a severe flu season, with 9,255 confirmed cases and 558 hospitalizations. Officials urge vaccination and health measures like hand washing and sanitizing surfaces.

An 81-year-old cancer survivor, Fannie Allred, was fatally stabbed, allegedly by her grandson Ronald Allred, now facing several charges including murder.

Webster Groves reminds potential candidates to file petitions by December 30 for the April 7, 2026, election for Mayor and Council Members. Qualifications include city residency, no overdue taxes, and being felony-free.

The NWS forecast for Saint Louis indicates a shift from warm and partly sunny conditions to possible rain, thunderstorms, and even snow, followed by cooler, sunny weather next week.

The University City Police Department's annual Christmas Toy Giveaway was celebrated for fostering community spirit and partnership, with support from sponsors and a focus on service.

Florissant Police Department shared a Christmas message on Facebook, appreciating community support and reminding the public of their ongoing duty, even during holidays.