The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of rain, clouds, and potential snow in St. Louis, with fluctuating conditions and temperatures for the upcoming week.

Wentzville's The Vision magazine provides a detailed look at the city's budget, aligning spending with strategic goals and highlighting upcoming projects.

Traffic delays expected in St. Peters from Feb. 10-13 due to underground utility work on southbound Mid Rivers Mall Drive; alternate routes suggested.

St. Louis sees a significant drop in crime rates as of January 2025, with reductions in violent and property crimes, and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones attributes this to collective efforts.

Pagedale Police Chief Anthony Huckleberry's vehicle was hit by gunfire; he was unhurt. The police are investigating whether the shooting was targeted or random.

MoDOT delays I-229 to I-29 ramp closure due to weather, urging caution and patience from drivers during the scheduled work from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the new date.

Replacement of Augusta Bottom Road Bridge in St. Charles County starts on February 10, 2025; three-month closure planned with detours via Emke Road and Highways 94 and Schell Road.

A 19-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in Penrose, St. Louis, after leaving a market. Police are seeking tips through CrimeStoppers with rewards for information leading to an arrest.

The NWS predicts varied weather for St. Louis, with fog clearing today, potential snow early next week, and caution advised for drivers due to possible icy roads.

The Webster Groves Fire Department received a Class 2 ISO rating for their outstanding service, possibly leading to lower community insurance premiums.

St. Louis trash collection rescheduled for President's Day; Monday pickups move to Tuesday, Thursday unchanged, Tuesday's to Wednesday, Friday stays same.

A 53-year-old man was arrested for kidnapping and robbing two individuals, a 52-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man, in their home while armed with knives and a sledgehammer.

MoDOT announced recipients of Regional Bridge Program funds for FY 2026, with 63 projects awarded $49.9 million from combined federal funds to update Missouri's bridges.