St. Louis encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees and old holiday lights at various locations, with some offering monetary compensation for light strands.

The NWS reports fog in St. Louis with low visibility and advises residents to anticipate rain and maintain rain gear as outdoor conditions remain damp and overcast for the holiday and coming week.

Webster Groves announces road work at Edgar and Garden Roads, with traffic directed by flaggers and a temporary signal, coinciding with Webster University's break.

A rollover crash in St. Charles County seriously injured two people, who were airlifted for medical treatment. The incident is under investigation by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

A 19-year-old was shot in the leg during a robbery in Dutchtown, St. Louis. The teen was stable after the incident, and police are seeking tips from the public.

A man was shot in Gravois Park, St. Louis, and later died, prompting an ongoing police investigation. Witnesses or those with information are encouraged to contact authorities or CrimeStoppers.

St. Charles city issued a boil water advisory due to a major water main break affecting parts of the city, enforcing precautionary measures for safe water consumption.

Three individuals were apprehended after a carjacking in Dutchtown, which led to a high-speed chase and ended in a crash; a female suspect remains at large.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded Springfield a $10 million grant to revitalize its stormwater system, which will improve the Jordan Creek area and reduce downtown flooding.

One person died and another was injured in a shooting in St. Louis' Gravois Park neighborhood. The incident happened Monday night, with no arrests or victim identities released as of the following morning.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development highlights the economic achievements during Governor Mike Parson's tenure, including job creation, investments, and community development.

St. Louis, MO faces a damp holiday with overcast skies and frequent showers predicted through Christmas, including a 60% chance of rain today and temperatures around 46 degrees. Rain chances persist near 70% at night with a low of 42 degrees.

Jefferson City residents can discuss flooding issues at a public meeting on January 8, 2025, with federal and state officials regarding the Lower Missouri Jefferson City spin-off study draft report.