Ferguson announces a water main replacement project by Missouri American Water, expected to last 6-8 months starting January 5, affecting several streets including Robert Avenue and Nancy Place.

St. Louis County Police Department promoted three officers to sergeant, including David Mauzy, Carson MacInnis, and Matthew Geisman, enhancing leadership within various units.

A man was found dead from a gunshot wound in St. Louis, and the local Police Department is investigating the homicide, appealing for public assistance.

St. Louis police arrested a 26-year-old man for the Christmas day murder of Albert Willis after initially investigating a woman who was ruled out as a suspect.

St. Louis weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, brisk temperatures around 50 degrees, and strong winds, with a slight chance of rain and dropping temperatures over the coming days.

The O'Fallon government underscored the importance of correctly recycling lithium batteries to prevent fires and environmental damage, offering proper disposal methods and resources.

The Creve Coeur Police Department is introducing Nixle alerts to provide real-time safety information to the public, accessible through text, email, voice, and the Nixle App.

St. Louis adopts a neighborhood recovery plan, "A Stronger Northside," focusing on rebuilding areas affected by the May 16 tornado. Mayor praises community collaboration in the plan.

The O'Fallon Police Department reported a busy week with 874 incidents, including traffic mishaps, arrests, and a high-speed chase concluding in an arrest with a $200,000 bond.

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri is set to deliver the 2026 State of the State Address, outlining fiscal plans for the upcoming year, with media briefings and livestream options available.

Two suspects in a St. Louis Christmas Day homicide were identified and located thanks to community tips, with the police expressing gratitude on social media.

The Shrewsbury Police Department reported crimes including theft, drug offenses, and stolen vehicles between Dec 29 and Jan 4, alongside routine policing activities.

Saint Louis County Department of Public Health supports "Dry January" on social media, highlighting benefits such as lower risk of serious diseases, improved sleep, saved money, and potential weight loss.