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.

MoDOT begins lane closures on I-70 in Wentzville for the Improve I-70 Project, impacting commutes and causing detours on Dec. 8-9 and a shutdown starting Dec. 10 for a new traffic signal.

MoDOT begins core drilling on I-70 in Cooper County, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays. This is part of the Improve I-70 project planning.

Missouri allocates $3.1M in nursing education grants to tackle workforce shortage and improve training programs and technology across colleges and universities.

St. Louis is expecting a week of fluctuating temperatures and intensifying winds, with early clouds leading to sunshine and highs near 53 degrees. Winds may gust up to 33 mph.

Hazelwood Fire Department announces its Santa Parade on December 11 at 6:00 p.m., where residents can see Santa Claus and enjoy a festive community event.

Webster Groves announces an Open House on December 17 to discuss new skate park and performance park concepts, after receiving over 300 survey responses supporting the projects.

The Jefferson County Health Department warns of hypothermia risks amid a cold snap, advising on the proper attire and recognizing symptoms like shivering and confusion. They also explained frostbite signs and prevention on their Facebook page.

The Wildwood precinct of St. Louis County Police Department has initiated a program for the public to safely dispose of unwanted prescription drugs to combat drug abuse and ensure community safety.

Bridgeton Police used a driving simulator at Pattonville High to educate students on safe driving, emphasizing the risks of distracted and impaired driving.