Webster Groves, a St. Louis suburb, launched a "Fix It Form" for residents to report issues such as potholes and code violations to the city government online.

Webster Groves is providing free firewood from damaged trees in parks and city streets, as detailed in a social media post. Residents can collect wood at the Service Center.

The O'Fallon government underscored the importance of correctly recycling lithium batteries to prevent fires and environmental damage, offering proper disposal methods and resources.

The Creve Coeur Police Department is introducing Nixle alerts to provide real-time safety information to the public, accessible through text, email, voice, and the Nixle App.

The Hazelwood Fire Department detailed its dedication to serving the community in December, expressing gratitude for local support in a social media post.

Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services warns about radon risks and offers free test kits for residents to detect the carcinogenic gas in homes.

The Urban League and St. Louis Area Foodbank host an MLK food giveaway event with essentials like food and PPE in St. Louis, supported by local organizations.

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

St. Louis has launched a job initiative for youths 15-24 with a focus on job training and personal growth, targeting nonprofits to curate employment pathways to prevent violence.

St. Charles County residents are receiving personal property assessment notices for items like vehicles and farm equipment, with a March 1 deadline to confirm accuracy and avoid penalties.

St. Charles County's first "I Voted" sticker contest, featuring local middle-school students' designs for America's 250th anniversary, allows the public to vote online for their favorite from twelve finalists.

County snowplow drivers, including Ashley Harrellson, prepare for winter road maintenance, working in shifts to manage 1,700 lane miles with a fleet of 50 snowplows and ample salt supplies, under the guidance of Superintendent Ted Dunkmann.

Demonstrators gather in St. Louis causing traffic delays; police prioritize safety and monitor the protest, with the cause unspecified but reflecting community concerns.