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.

St. Charles has announced its annual Mardi Gras Parade on February 15, with festivities including a parade down Main Street followed by an after party. Registration is open for participants and vendors.

City crews in Saint Charles are repairing a water main break at 3005 Yale Blvd, affecting local water pressure and service, with updates via social media.

Maryland Heights Police will test the city's emergency alert system on January 1, 2025, via MH Alerts, using Everbridge technology for direct outreach. Residents can manage preferences online.

Hazelwood offers curbside Christmas tree recycling for two weeks in January. Residents must strip trees of decorations and cut them into sections for this free service by Republic Services, promoting sustainability.

Maryland Heights Police and Fire personnel brought holiday cheer to Ranken Jordan Pediatric Hospital patients, continuing a long tradition of gift-giving and festive visits.

University City announced holiday hours for city services, with the Public Library closing early on New Year's Eve, and City Hall and the library closed on New Year's Day, while Centennial Commons will have extended hours.

Creve Coeur announces Christmas tree pickup by Republic Services during the first week of January, requesting residents to remove decorations and, for trees over six feet, cut them in half for curbside disposal.

Kirkwood's local government shares Urban Forestry Commission advice on tree care during winter, emphasizing watering, mulching, pruning, and protecting saplings to maintain healthy trees.