Gregg Favre has been appointed as the new commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) in St. Louis, bringing over two decades of emergency services experience to the role.

Missouri authorities are investigating a fatal hit-and-run involving a blue Chevrolet SUV that killed a 30-year-old female pedestrian on Highway 30. The public's help is sought to find the driver.

United Airlines Flight 380 made an emergency landing after a bomb threat, but was cleared, and the suspect was taken into custody with no arrests confirmed yet.

St. Louis forecasts include a 20% chance of showers after 5 p.m. with a high of 58 degrees, and potential thunderstorms before 1 a.m. More rain expected throughout the week.

Florissant community planted 38 trees in Koch Park, with species like redbuds and oaks, in a sustainability effort supported by Forest ReLeaf of Missouri.

Chesterfield, MO amended Ordinance No. 3355, allowing residents to leave trashcans out until 9:00 a.m. the day after collection, offering more flexibility.

Saint Louis County has opened a Winter Warming Emergency Shelter in collaboration with The Salvation Army, providing refuge, meals, and services for the needy until March 2026.

Roadworks across Mid-Missouri, including lane closures and potential delays, planned from Nov. 17-23, 2025, with MoDOT advising caution and considering alternate routes.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis signed three bills allocating $13.71 million for winter housing and shelter, aiding tornado-impacted residents and the homeless.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office celebrated 19 residents graduating from its six-week Citizens Academy program, which taught them about the justice system.

Shrewsbury's Parks and Recreation Department released their Winter 2025/Spring 2026 Program Guide, filled with activities for all ages and skill levels.

The NWS in St. Louis forecasts mixed weather, including sunshine with highs of 78°F today, cooler nights, and possible showers and thunderstorms early next week, with increasing rain chances through Thursday.

The St. Louis City Museum experienced a burglary and is seeking public help to identify the suspects captured on surveillance footage. No injuries were reported, and the museum reopened after repairs.