St. Louis extends its Code Blue initiative until Dec 9 due to cold weather, ensuring continued emergency shelter operations with available transportation for those in need.

Wildwood City Hall has initiated its Christmas tradition of sending letters to Santa. Parents can submit their children's letters by December 18th either in person or online.

St. Louis is addressing vacant properties with art, green spaces, and urban agriculture, as detailed by the CDA's efforts to engage communities, analyze data, and focus on sustainability in its 2020-2024 Impact Report.

The Missouri Department of Transportation announces a trash-can-decorating contest called "Yes You CAN Make Missouri Litter-Free" for students to promote litter prevention.

The St. Peters Health Department informs residents about increased squirrel activity due to mating season, suggesting relocating bird feeders to avoid nuisance.

Chesterfield Police Department celebrated National Cookie Day, promoting 'Cookies with the Clauses' event organized by Chesterfield Parks, Recreation & Arts Department.

St. Charles County Emergency Dispatch teams received Crew Awards of Excellence for exceptional service and handling of crisis situations effectively. Dispatchers Jada, Juli, and Kari accepted the awards on behalf of their teams.

St. Charles County, Missouri residents can now view and pay their 2025 real estate tax bills online, with physical bills also mailed. The Senior Tax Relief program participants will see updates soon.

The City of St. Louis is initiating the PlanSTL Area 4 project, engaging residents in shaping the future of North St. Louis neighborhoods with a community launch party.

Chesterfield Missouri Police sell mugs on Facebook to aid families of fallen first responders, using humor and a social media-centered approach for community engagement and support.

St. Peters Animal Control advises residents to protect pets from extreme cold, ensuring they're not outside too long, providing dry, insulated shelter, preventing paw and skin damage, and maintaining hydration by preventing water from freezing.

St. Louis extends its Code Blue emergency measures for extreme cold until Dec. 5, providing additional emergency shelter beds and shuttle services for those in need. Snowplows are also prepared for winter weather.

St. Louis street crews worked continuously to ensure roads were safe and navigable during winter weather, with the City updating on their progress and efforts. Traffic safety remains a priority.