Chesterfield community has a final week to donate food to the local "Feed the Masses" initiative before the collection period ends. Donations are accepted at City Hall in partnership with the police and other departments.

Missouri's DNR awards Oran a $50,000 grant to revamp its wastewater system, ensuring reliability and compliance, through the Clean Water Engineering Report Grant program.

Officer Ryan Faulkner from the Maryland Heights Police Department was recognized as Employee of the Month for October 2025 for his numerous traffic stops and contributions to crime discovery and prevention.

Dougherty Ferry Road in Kirkwood was closed, affecting traffic lights at Dougherty Ferry and Ballas. Authorities are working to resolve the issue, but no cause or timeline was provided.

Affton Ice Rink unveils Lounge 72 to honor Colin Brown, a teen hockey player killed by a stray bullet, with an emphasis on his legacy and community support.

The New Town Holiday Market in Saint Charles, Missouri, offers holiday festivities including shopping, live music, a kids craft station, and s’mores at fire pits.

St. Louis invites residents to discuss the ZOUP project for zoning changes at an open house on December 3, highlighting the importance of local input in updating the city's zoning code.

Kristen Pattinson was awarded the Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Team Member of the Month for November 2025 for her work in reestablishing coordination meetings with public health agencies.

General Candy Company celebrated 101 years in business, receiving recognition from License Collector Mavis Thompson, Esq., and highlighting the family-owned business's impact on the St. Louis community.

Missouri State Parks partners with the University of Missouri to survey visitors on the economic and social impacts of parks and historic sites to improve experiences and benefit local communities.

Hermitage, Missouri's local license office is temporarily closing, with nearby locations and online services offered for motor vehicle and licensing needs.

The Clayton Police Department responded to 782 calls, including thefts, disturbances, and vehicle crashes, and made several key arrests between November 3-16.

The St. Charles County Police Department launched the Community Camera Program, inviting residents to register their cameras to aid crime-solving efforts.