Missouri's MoDOT plans to replace four bridges in Dunklin and Pemiscot Counties starting June 2025, potentially disrupting travel for about three months each. Public details are available at the Sikeston District office.

Wildwood has resumed garbage collection services on a delayed schedule due to recent winter weather, while yard waste pickup is postponed until the following week. Residents must clear private streets for access.

The next Wildwood Business Forum on January 23 aims to provide networking and insights on local economic updates, including sign regulations and community projects.

Republic Services in Ferguson suspended waste collection due to severe weather, with plans to resume the following day and continue through Saturday to address the backlog.

The St. Charles County Police Department celebrates 10 years of service, highlighting advancements in technology and crime-fighting efficacy under Chief Frisz's leadership.

The Ferguson community and motorcycle clubs support the children of Ashley Hogan, who died in a train accident, by fundraising and collecting donations.

St. Louis city leaders are urging residents to avoid celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve and emphasizing the risks and legal consequences under Blair’s Law.

The tallest menorah west of the Mississippi was lit in St. Louis, symbolizing religious freedom and the start of Hanukkah alongside Christmas celebrations.

St. Louis encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees and old holiday lights at various locations, with some offering monetary compensation for light strands.

Officials address drone-related concerns, emphasizing that shooting them down is illegal as per state and federal laws, despite public unease and mystery surrounding their appearance in several states.

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program in St. Louis is closing on December 16, 2024, urging residents to apply before the deadline for rent relief funds.

Central Middle School switches to virtual learning on Friday due to a nearby water main break, with other district schools remaining open for in-person classes.

Missouri state parks and historic sites in St. Louis area offer a variety of winter events, including craft making, historical shopping experiences, and educational activities, with some events requiring pre-registration.