St. Louis is experiencing a cold day with temperatures barely rising above freezing, with a calm afternoon expected. Evenings may see some clearing, but cold persists.

Jefferson County, Missouri, announces a toy drive for the holiday season, urging community members to donate new, unwrapped toys at two local drop-off points to support families in need.

Candidate packets are available for Shrewsbury's General Municipal Election. Filing starts on December 9 and ends on December 30, with Alderman and Mayor positions open.

The Streets Department of St. Louis is preparing for winter weather by mobilizing 50 trucks to plow and pre-treat roads ahead of rush hour snowfall. Residents are advised to drive cautiously.

University City's leaf collection program is delayed due to unexpected snowfall, with Public Works resuming collection after the snow melts. The city aims for another full sweep post-snow.

MoDOT plans to rehabilitate the Business 67 northbound bridge over Pike Creek in Poplar Bluff with a projected start in January 2027, involving a four-month lane closure. Public comments are open until December 4th.

The bridge on U.S. Route 54 is now fully open, easing local traffic after months of construction. Single-lane closures may still occur for final touches.

Wentzville launched a waste management initiative, offering videos and guidance on recycling and disposal, and support for residents via their website, email, and phone.

Chesterfield announced an Open House to discuss I-64 improvements, inviting citizens to participate and learn about the project's details and implications.

A man fired at police at a Maryland Heights Walgreens; officers returned fire, killing him. The incident is under investigation by St. Louis County Police.

The NWS issued warnings for snow in parts of Missouri and Illinois starting late Monday, with travel challenges expected and a Winter Weather Advisory in place.

St. Louis police responded to 29 accidents and 27 motorist assists by 11:30 a.m. due to icy conditions. No serious injuries reported, but caution is urged.

The STL Street Department honors veterans like Burdett Thomas, who served in the U.S. Army and now works as a Heavy Equipment Operator, acknowledging their service to both the nation and the city.