A church‑run shelter in north St. Louis says it needs donations to stay open 24/7 as a winter storm bears down. Leaders are asking for small, rapid gifts to cover rising utilities and food costs.

St. Louis Street Department crews are making progress clearing the roads 48 hours after a snowfall, with main routes passable and residential areas being the current focus. The city urges community help for clearing driveways and cars.

University City calls for volunteers for a snow removal event before the Ice Carnival, offering hot cocoa or root beer as thanks. The effort aims to clear sidewalks for safety and community binding.

Jefferson County Health Department provides dental services at Clyde Hamrick Elementary from Feb 2-12 through 'Smiles To Go' program, making dental care accessible for students.

Wentzville's trash/recycling collection is delayed by one day due to bad weather, with the revised schedule running from Tuesday through Saturday. The city advises residents to follow social media and their website for updates.

The St. Peters Health Department warns on Facebook against feeding wild animals, citing risks to both human and animal wellbeing and urging residents to let wildlife forage naturally.

Jefferson County, Missouri announces a Senior Tax Credit for residents aged 62 by January 1, 2025, with applications open from March 1st to June 30th. Forms are accessible online, at the Collector's office, and local libraries.

St. Louis extends emergency shelter hours due to cold, adds a warming bus at 10th and Cass, and solicits donations to its Winter Shelter Fund. Residents can call 211 for shelter transport.

Wentzville declares a Snow Emergency with a parking ban to enable snow removal, advising residents to limit travel and report issues online or to the non-emergency police line.

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.

St. Louis prepares for extreme cold with 1,000 emergency shelter beds and pre-treatment of roads ahead of a heavy snow forecast, ensuring safety and warmth for residents.

University City warns of potential trash collection delays due to severe winter weather and advises residents to leave bins out until collected. The City prioritizes crew safety and asks for patience.