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.

The Rolesville Police Department issued safety tips for winter driving, urging motorists to prepare their vehicles, drive slowly, and stay vigilant on icy roads.

St. Charles, Missouri prepares for a severe winter storm with heavy snow and sub-zero wind chills. The city is treating streets and planning round-the-clock snow removal operations.

Saint Charles, Missouri, launches a new Emergency Communication Alert System via CivicPlus Notify to keep residents up-to-date with urgent information.

STL Recovers urges residents affected by the St. Louis tornado to clear debris by Feb. 14 and apply for the Private Property Assistance Program, emphasizing the urgency to align with FEMA's recovery schedule.

Hazelwood celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a well-attended event featuring music, speeches, and dance, emphasizing Dr. King's message of unity and peace.

St. Louis provides 450 emergency shelter beds, day services, and transit for homeless citizens amid cold weather, shared by city government on Facebook.

St. Clair PD increased road monitoring, arresting multiple individuals for driving with invalid licenses and addressing various other incidents including domestic disturbances and DUIs.

The Jefferson County Health Department's 'Smiles To Go' mobile dental program will visit Sherwood Elementary School to provide on-site dental services to children.

O'Fallon honored MLK Day with community service, making Valentine's cards and carnations for local seniors, reflecting King's legacy of kindness and service.

Kirkwood, Missouri's offices were closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with no sanitation collection, but the Community Center stayed open. Services resume Tuesday.