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.

The Maryland Heights Police Department warns of increased scams involving Bitcoin ATMs, where scammers posing as trusted authorities urge immediate fund transfers, leaving victims with irretrievable losses.

St. Peters Animal Control advises residents to protect pets from extreme cold, ensuring they're not outside too long, providing dry, insulated shelter, preventing paw and skin damage, and maintaining hydration by preventing water from freezing.

St. Louis extends its Code Blue emergency measures for extreme cold until Dec. 5, providing additional emergency shelter beds and shuttle services for those in need. Snowplows are also prepared for winter weather.

Missouri implemented an age-verification rule for pornographic websites to protect children, prompting Pornhub to exit the state's market, with Attorney General Hanaway underscoring child safety priorities.

St. Louis street crews worked continuously to ensure roads were safe and navigable during winter weather, with the City updating on their progress and efforts. Traffic safety remains a priority.

St. Charles County, Missouri, uses a social media post with a pie chart to show residents how property taxes are distributed, emphasizing funding for schools, emergency services, and other community needs.

Wentzville, MO has announced the filing period for April 2026 municipal offices, with filings due from Dec. 9-30, and a $25 fee required. Positions open include Alderman seats in three Wards. Candidates must meet residency requirements.

Chesterfield police handled various incidents during Thanksgiving week including theft, an impaired driving arrest, and humorous reports, sharing the details in a Facebook post.

Clayton Police responded to various incidents, including vehicle accidents, a muddy man arrested with a burnt pipe, hit-and-runs, property damage, an assault at a basketball game, scam attempts, and theft of energy drinks at CVS.