St. Louis hosts the STL Recovers Tornado Recovery Community Meeting to aid in the aftermath of a tornado, offering resources and support to residents.

Operation Santa in Pinehurst, previously scheduled for December 17th, will now take place on December 18th, as announced by the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District.

Hazelwood City Hall employees participated in a tree topper contest, with the City Manager/HR Department winning. The friendly competition celebrated creativity and teamwork, adding holiday cheer to the municipal building.

Wentzville invites residents to vote on names for snowplows in their 'Name-That-Plow' contest, with finalists awaiting public choice before the revealing end of January.

Wentzville Missouri Police join a saturation patrol to prevent impaired driving and enhance road safety with extra officers funded by a grant and supported by MADD. #DriveSoberOrGetPulledOver is their clear message.

Lakeview Elementary students graduated from the Wentzville PD's S.T.A.R.T. program, which educates fifth graders on resisting substance abuse through interactive learning and empowerment.

University City has announced an updated leaf collection and street sweeping schedule due to weather delays, asking residents to prepare leaves for pickup on new dates provided on their website.

Saint Charles, Missouri's city government uses Facebook to seek community support for families in need during the holidays, encouraging food and monetary donations.

St. Louis Street Department begins pre-treating roads for snow, with a plan in place for plowing and monitoring by neighborhood improvement specialists for efficient response.

Missouri's Kirkwood Police Department held its 8th Shop with a Cop event, helping 40 children from 26 families buy gifts, with the support of local donations.

The Chesterfield Police Department invites the public to share gingerbread house photos on Facebook for a chance to win a station tour and goodies. This initiative aims to foster community bonds during the holiday season.

St. Louis has launched assistance for residents affected by tornadoes, offering shelters, hotel rooms, emergency rental aid, and crisis counseling, prioritizing families, the elderly, and the disabled.

St. Louis activates emergency shelters amid cold weather, offering 285 beds, expandable to 345, with year-round shelters also in place. Walk-up shelters open for men, women, and families, with transportation available to additional spaces if needed.