The article announces the retirement of Sandra 'Sandy' Karsten as Missouri's DPS Director effective January 13, 2025, highlighting her achievements and contributions.

St. Peters and Cottleville are moving to a single-stream recycling system with new 95-gallon carts, phasing out the blue bag-based system to increase efficiency and participation.

St. Peters, Missouri announces its Christmas break schedule with closures of municipal buildings on December 24-25 and altered solid waste collection following the holiday.

A teen was robbed at gunpoint in Gravois Park, with his family's car stolen by a masked suspect and accomplices. Police are investigating and seeking information.

St. Peters announces its 35th annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony to be held indoors at City Hall on December 6, 2024, featuring family-friendly activities, music, and a visit from Santa Claus.

A woman was shot after an argument in Tower Grove South, St. Louis; police seek information on the male suspect who fled in a red Dodge Avenger. The victim is stable.

St. Louis CITY SC's stadium, CITYPARK, received the 2024 Prix Versailles World Title for sports venues, acknowledged for its architectural excellence at UNESCO Paris.

Incoming St. Louis Sheriff, Alfred Montgomery, fires senior staff before taking office, signaling major changes, amid criticism from current Sheriff Vernon Betts.

The City of Wildwood is hosting its 15th Annual Frozen Feet 10 Mile Trail Run on January 25, starting at LaSalle Springs Middle School. Registration is open for participants 14 and older.

Detectives investigate the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old in Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood; no suspects yet, as police seek information from the public.

Garry W. Triplett receives a 16-year sentence for supplying drugs that led to the overdose death of an inmate.

The Ladue Road under I-270 in St. Louis will be closed for bridge work from Dec. 6 to Dec. 9, with recommended detours via I-64, Ballas Road, Olive Boulevard, and Coeur De Ville Drive.

Two Tennessee men pleaded guilty to charges related to the prostitution and exploitation of women in the St. Louis area, with proceedings led by the U.S. Attorney's Office.