St. Charles County Emergency Dispatch teams received Crew Awards of Excellence for exceptional service and handling of crisis situations effectively. Dispatchers Jada, Juli, and Kari accepted the awards on behalf of their teams.

St. Charles County, Missouri residents can now view and pay their 2025 real estate tax bills online, with physical bills also mailed. The Senior Tax Relief program participants will see updates soon.

A man was critically injured in a shooting on St. Louis Avenue, and a 30-year-old suspect who reported himself was detained. Police seek information from the community.

Governor Mike Kehoe appointed John Gromowsky and Bridget Halquist as judges in Missouri's 16th and 21st Judicial Circuits to fill retiring judges' vacancies.

A Nigerian national was sentenced to 41 months in prison for student visa fraud and related fraudulent activities after being admitted into a university program using fake documents.

The City of St. Louis is initiating the PlanSTL Area 4 project, engaging residents in shaping the future of North St. Louis neighborhoods with a community launch party.

Former jail employee Kevin Childers Jr. gets 51 months in prison for smuggling drugs into Lincoln County Jail.

Ex-Florissant officer Julian Alcala admitted to illegally searching women's phones for nude photos during traffic stops and pleaded to 20 counts of rights deprivation.

St. Louis's Steinberg Skating Rink is to undergo major renovations and reopen in fall 2026 as part of the 22.5-acre Glade development in Forest Park for year-round use.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway warns against holiday scams, advising vigilance for fake charities, deceptive sales, and scams seeking personal information.

St. Louis region anticipates snow tonight with a 50% chance; temperatures may drop to low 20s. The National Weather Service predicts brief clearing later in the week.

Chesterfield Missouri Police sell mugs on Facebook to aid families of fallen first responders, using humor and a social media-centered approach for community engagement and support.

Maryland Heights acknowledged retirees and welcomed new staff across multiple departments, including a new Chief of Police, planners, inspectors, court assistants, police officers, dispatchers, park custodians, and public works employees.