Shrewsbury Police reported various crimes including theft, scams, and shoplifting, along with a hit-and-run and recovered stolen vehicle, highlighting their community support and ongoing investigations.

St. Louis sees brief flurries clearing to sun with a high of 27 degrees; winds may cause a colder wind chill. Expect a warming trend with rain into the weekend.

Missouri is offering a project management training series in April for local agency employees overseeing federally funded transportation projects, hosted by MoDOT and LTAP.

MoDOT announces shoulder repairs on Route 62, causing lane reductions from Route W to Route 153, with work scheduled from Feb. 13-21.

A man was arrested after a fatal dog attack on Gladys Anthony, but due to insufficient evidence, charges were refused. Despite the suspect's cooperation, the case remains open, and the police correct the victim's last name in reports.

A Missouri sex offender pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child pornography, including sending it to his girlfriend's father, who is also convicted.

Wentzville's The Vision magazine provides a detailed look at the city's budget, aligning spending with strategic goals and highlighting upcoming projects.

MoDOT delays I-229 to I-29 ramp closure due to weather, urging caution and patience from drivers during the scheduled work from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the new date.

A 19-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in Penrose, St. Louis, after leaving a market. Police are seeking tips through CrimeStoppers with rewards for information leading to an arrest.

The NWS predicts varied weather for St. Louis, with fog clearing today, potential snow early next week, and caution advised for drivers due to possible icy roads.

The National Weather Service provides a mixed weather forecast for St. Louis, with temperatures ranging from lows of 29°F to highs of 70°F and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Wildwood City Council Candidate Forum will be moderated by the League of Women Voters on March 31, offering a chance for voters to engage with candidates before the April election.

St. Louis expects wet weather and possible thunderstorms, followed by a brief break with partly sunny skies, then a mild chance of rain into next week, as forecasted by the NWS.