St. Louis trash collection rescheduled for President's Day; Monday pickups move to Tuesday, Thursday unchanged, Tuesday's to Wednesday, Friday stays same.

Maryland Heights highlights the significance of inclusivity for all abilities during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, advocating for acceptance and integration of those with disabilities.

Missouri's WERDCC prison opens a nursery wing to allow incarcerated mothers to care for their babies, with hopes of reducing recidivism and improving family bonds.

St. Louis is establishing a Community Advisory Committee to involve residents in community development decisions, including affordable housing and neighborhood transformation.

St. Louis Assessor's Office staff raise $2,000 for charity by donating $1 each for the privilege of dressing casually at work, supporting local organizations.

St. Louis commemorated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with events including a community celebration, acts of service, and reflections on civil rights legacy and ongoing struggles for justice.

Lt. Lauer of the SLMPD was sworn in as President for the FBINAA Eastern Missouri Chapter, marking a significant leadership step within the law enforcement community.

MoDOT plans roadway improvements along Route 142, including replacing a bridge over the Eleven Point River in Oregon County, affecting local protected areas.

The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) is celebrating its 50th anniversary with events and a new brand identity. Mayor Jones praised SLATE's work in connecting residents with jobs.

The St. Louis Police caution against the dangers of falling ice from buildings, advising people to be vigilant when walking and careful about where to park their cars.

Efforts to help St. Louis natives Perry and Moll are underway after they lost homes in the California wildfires, with the community supporting them through GoFundMe campaigns.

Peacock Diner in the Delmar Loop closed after ten years when its lease ended, amidst other local restaurant closures. New businesses are expected to open, sparking hope for community revitalization.

St. Louis' trash collection schedule will be adjusted for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with changes to the regular pick-up dates for city residents.