The St. Charles County Police Cyber Crime Unit warns of online predators, urging parental discussions on cyber safety, including risks of "sextortion" and "deepfake" technology, with 36 arrests made last year.

The St. Charles County Pet Adoption Center passed an unannounced state inspection with zero faults, highlighting excellent animal care including proper feeding, sanitation, and medical attention.

Delta Air Lines inaugurates a daily non-stop service between St. Louis and New York JFK, starting September 8, 2025, facilitating direct connections for travelers and offering greater access to Delta's global network.

The St. Charles County Police Department actively participated in community service, rescue acts, and received support and donations from local organizations, as detailed in their social media posts.

St. Louis announces a zoning code overhaul to reflect community aspirations, with a launch party on September 3 at the Forest Park Visitor & Education Center.

St. Louis conducted a routine siren test at 11:00 AM as part of emergency system maintenance, reassuring residents via Facebook that no further tests would occur today.

St. Louis updated its family and medical leave policy, requiring employees to use accrued leave before paid FML except for birth, adoption, or foster care. Military leave has a separate policy.

MoDOT starts a two-year bridge rehabilitation project on U.S. Route 50, reducing traffic to one lane over Vetter Lane from Sept. 8, likely causing delays.

St. Peters invites residents to shape its Land Use and Development Master Plan at an Open House on September 16, 2025, outlining future community-led growth.

St. Louis is updating its zoning code for the first time since the 1950s and seeks citizen input, with an Advisory Committee selected via a lottery, and applications open until September 12, 2025.

Missouri State Representative Ken Waller passed away at 63, with his contributions to local politics and the GOP's dominance in Jefferson County remembered.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded $95.8 million to Little Blue Valley Sewer District for wastewater facility expansion, expected to save ratepayers money and enhance water infrastructure.

St. Peters residents received a false alert about a water conservation order due to a mistake by a new third-party vendor emergency notification system.