The St. Louis area anticipates fog, rain, and varying temperatures this week, with some unsettled conditions expected as outlined by the National Weather Service.

A Curryville man died and two from Jefferson City were injured in a head-on crash on U.S. Route 54 in Pike County. The incident involved an eastbound Ford Explorer and a westbound Lincoln Town Car.

Officials have launched a homicide investigation into the disappearance of Britney D. Hoffman-Kelly following evidence and her husband's involvement in a fatal confrontation with police.

A man was shot in the foot during a nearby argument in the Wells/Goodfellow neighborhood of St. Louis. The SLMPD is investigating the early morning incident.

Creve Coeur city offices will be closed on January 1, 2025, for New Year's Day. Trash collection will be delayed for Thursday and Friday routes. Regular services resume after the holiday.

A St. Louis woman, Mahkya Anderson, faces charges including assault and burglary after allegedly being involved in a violent break-in on Christmas Eve.

A juvenile was arrested following a carjacking incident in St. Louis after police pursued the stolen vehicle. Two other suspects remain at large, and authorities are seeking community assistance.

A 32-year-old Manchester man died following a multi-vehicle crash on I-70 in Earth City, with several others injured and a subsequent investigation by MSHP.

St. Louis firefighters rescued a person from a fire in an apartment on Cora Avenue. No life-threatening injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Missouri Governor-Elect Kehoe has named Major Michael A. Turner as the new Superintendent of the Highway Patrol, succeeding Colonel Olson upon retirement. Turner, awaiting Senate confirmation, is set to start in February 2025.

Prosecutor Wesley Bell has refiled a petition to remove Councilman Dennis Hancock after investigating the alleged nepotism of Hancock's hiring of his stepdaughter. Charges are also raised against council clerk Diann Valenti for falsifying records.

A Missouri man faces federal charges for allegedly making racially motivated threats against the St. Louis NAACP. He could face up to 15 years in prison and $500,000 in fines.

St. Louis encourages residents to recycle Christmas trees for mulching and fish habitats; decorations must be removed. Various drop-off spots are provided until Jan. 19.