Saint Louis County and The Salvation Army have opened a Winter Warming Emergency Shelter from Nov 10 to Mar 6, 2026, offering shelter, meals, and services to 32 individuals.

A man was fatally shot in Dutchtown, South Spring; police are investigating and the shooter is cooperating with authorities. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward.

St. Charles County is hiring for its Corrections and Highway Departments, including 18 Corrections Officer and 5 street maintenance roles, offering training and emphasizing work-life balance.

A young man was fatally shot in a Dutchtown shooting, with police investigating the incident after finding him in a Toyota sedan. His girlfriend was unharmed.

A horse died and its rider was injured in St. Louis County after a car struck them. The incident occurred on Saturday evening. The driver, who sustained minor injuries, stayed and cooperated with the police.

St. Louis Police attended a Veterans Day event to honor military service members. The ceremony was held at the Missouri Athletic Club and appreciated veterans' sacrifices.

MoDOT announces road closures and maintenance from Nov. 10-16 in Mid-Missouri, warning of potential travel delays due to construction and advising drivers to use alternate routes.

MoDOT reports the I-55 southbound ramp from northbound US 67 will be closed Nov 10-21 for bridge painting, affecting traffic patterns and requiring detours.

St. Charles County PD's traffic safety operation resulted in 248 stops, 343 tickets and warnings, and 5 arrests in six hours, focusing on construction zones for enhanced road safety.

Missouri's GCD calls for nominations for its 2025 Inclusion and Youth Leadership Awards, honoring advocates for disability inclusion and youth leaders. Nominations are open till January 31, 2026.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announces a holiday card contest for city residents to showcase local artistic talent, with submissions due by December 5, 2025.

St. Louis County Police investigates a fatal pedestrian accident on South Lindbergh Boulevard that resulted in an adult male's death; the driver is cooperating with the ongoing inquiry.

St. Peters' recycling and waste services will close temporarily on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. due to a city event, though recycling drop-offs will remain accessible. Regular services will resume after the event.