Shrewsbury Police reported numerous traffic violations including drivers without licenses, vehicle registration, or insurance during a week marked by a snowstorm.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner faced a disciplinary panel over the misuse of funds, with her law license at stake. She had admitted to using office funds for a personal fine and entered a diversion program to avoid harsher penalties.

St. Louis County hosted "Evening Under the Lights: Winter Wonderland Picture Nights," with Tilles Park's drive-through light display open until January 3, except on holidays. Tickets are available online or at the gate.

Gerding Enterprises donated holiday turkeys to Jefferson County first responders, with the Sheriff's Office publicly thanking them for their ongoing support and generosity.

St. Peters Police Department extended No Shave November's charity into December, raising over $1,600 for Toys for Tots, and sharing their toy shopping experience on Facebook.

Sgt. Schmidt and Officer Silver were recognized for arresting a suspect in a double homicide, receiving a Chief's Commendation for their crucial actions.

St. Louis expects a breezy and chilly day with a slight chance of showers and winds up to 46 mph. Evenings will cool to 35 degrees, with a calmer and overcast week ahead.

Mobile man arrested by Baldwin County Sheriff's Office for soliciting a minor online, confirmed by a press release detailing the joint operation with Homeland Security Investigations.

MoDOT holds a meeting on Dec. 17 at Wentzville City Hall for public input on proposed U.S. Route 61 changes, including a new interchange and outer roads.

The St. Louis Police Commission will discuss service awards, new officers, training programs, contracts, and public engagement at their December 10th meeting.

The St. Augustine Police Department is recruiting new officers, promoting vacancies on Facebook for certified applicants and those in academy training.

Clayton Police reported 370 calls in a week, including nine crashes. They dealt with a shuttle bus accident, a package theft, a warrant arrest, and more. They also seek information on various unsolved incidents.

Missing Katelynn Kraus found safe in Chesterfield, Missouri; Chesterfield Police Department thanks the community for assistance following their social media appeal.