The Florissant Valley Fire Protection District is hosting its final haunted house event of the season, promoting community engagement and safe, festive fun.

The Maryland Heights Police Department hosted a medication disposal event, allowing residents to safely drop off unwanted or expired meds without leaving their car.

IAM District 837 will vote on a new contract offer from Boeing after lengthy strike negotiations, despite no direct recommendation from the union leadership.

St. Clair Police host the annual Trunk or Treat event on October 25th, offering a safe, festive Halloween experience for families at the City Hall gym.

St. Peters' Recycle City and Earth Centre resume operations today, providing recycling and educational services as confirmed by the City's announcement.

St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center is set to double its adoption fees from $40 to $80, with officials urging adoptions before the hike due to a budget deficit.

St. Charles County is hosting a job fair to recruit corrections officers, offering competitive salaries and career growth opportunities, coinciding with a major facility upgrade.

Rosie Schulte was named Missouri's Team Member of the Month for her exceptional work managing financial operations for MoDNR's Land Reclamation Program.

The Ferguson Fire Department held a successful pumpkin carving event to foster community spirit, with participants enjoying a day of creativity and bonding.

Firefighters from Hazelwood Fire Department visited Kidz Biz Preparatory, engaging with children to demonstrate their gear and educate them on fire safety.

Chesterfield Police Department participates in the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25, 2025, offering safe disposal of meds at two locations.

The Missouri DNR's St. Louis Regional Office has relocated to a central location in Chesterfield, enhancing its service capabilities including a state-of-the-art laboratory.

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance warns that only 10.4% of homes in high-risk zones along the New Madrid fault line have earthquake insurance, down from 60.2% in 2000, and urges residents to get coverage.