St. Louis forecasts a sunny, chilly day with a high of 39°F and gusty northwest winds. Evening temperatures will drop to around 28°F. The outlook is for warmer, sunny days ahead.

The Bridgeton Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, including elevating Capt. Loveall to Major and others to various roles to strengthen its leadership structure.

Lt. Chris Connelly retires from Chesterfield PD after a career since 1979, with significant contributions in various roles, including founding a DARE program and organizing charity events.

St. Louis PD expressed gratitude to officers on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, emphasizing their service traits amidst complex public views on policing.

Missouri approves a $814 million broadband expansion plan to improve internet access for over 200,000 locations. Governor Kehoe highlights its importance for the state's economy and connectivity.

The National Weather Service predicts clearing skies in St. Louis, with a high near 47°F and possible flurries later in the evening. Sunny weather is expected to return on Sunday.

St. Louis's Recovery Office and CDA are using Rams Settlement funds to repair 101 rental units affected by a tornado. Despite limited resources, $2.5 million aids the rehabilitation, averaging $9,590 per unit across diverse neighborhoods.

Clayton Public Works uses salt brine for eco-friendly ice control, offering better adhesion and longer-lasting effects than rock salt, reducing environmental impact.

A Missouri man, Brian K. Ditch, was sentenced to 13 years for neglecting his quadriplegic uncle, a veteran, hiding his corpse to defraud $1.8 million in benefits.

Webster Groves initiated a street cleaning program using a Pelican broom sweeper to prevent clogged storm drains and maintain neighborhood aesthetics.

A Georgia man was sentenced to 200 months for sex crimes involving a minor from Missouri after pleading guilty. He met the girl online, traveled to Missouri, and destroyed evidence. The FBI located them in Georgia within 24 hours.

Webster Groves, a St. Louis suburb, launched a "Fix It Form" for residents to report issues such as potholes and code violations to the city government online.

Ayana J. Brown admitted to defrauding the government of $177,000 in pandemic relief via false tax claims for non-existent employees and expenses through her company.