The Maryland Heights Government warns residents of Bitcoin ATM scams and shares tips to avoid being defrauded, as the local police investigate rising cryptocurrency fraud cases.

The City of Wentzville, MO emphasizes the benefits of shopping locally, as it funds essential services and supports the local economy and community welfare.

Weather forecast for St. Louis, MO shows a warming trend with temperatures rising from a frosty 25°F to a high near 44°F today, and further increasing to 74°F by Christmas Day.

21 Missourians graduated from a security training program, gaining technology and workplace readiness skills, with the aim of securing full-time employment.

Governor Kehoe has announced new appointments to state boards, including William Eckart to the Elevator Safety Board and Steve Hodge to the Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council.

Missouri AG Hanaway warns of increased holiday gift card scams, advising consumers to watch for demands for payment via gift cards by scammers posing as authority figures.

Romanian national Ica Munteanu pleads guilty to defrauding retailers of $211,000 through sleight-of-hand across the U.S. She faces a maximum sentence and fines.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies with a high near 55 degrees for St. Louis today, turning mostly cloudy with a low around 30 degrees tonight.

Australian woman, Gabrielle Borthwick, 23, gets 66 months in US prison for attempting to deposit $2.7 million using stolen identities in a fraud scheme.

Ballwin city is supporting the St. Louis Area Foodbank through the Mayors for Meals campaign, encouraging locals to donate non-perishable food items to combat regional food insecurity.

MoDOT closed a westbound I-70 lane in Wentzville for overnight repairs due to damage from a flipped lumber truck, as part of the "Improve I-70" project.

MoDOT will perform I-70 concrete repairs near Route Z on Dec 22-23, causing lane closures. It's part of a larger project to revitalize I-70 from 2025 to 2028.

St. Louis activates emergency shelters as temperatures drop, offering over 300 beds for the night and coordinating with local organizations for transportation and assistance.