Celeste Karam, an eighth grader, won the "I Voted" sticker contest in St. Charles County with her patriotic design featuring an eagle and an American flag.

The Saint Louis County Planning Department received multiple awards for its STLCO 2050 Comprehensive Plan, aimed at building a sustainable and equitable community.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources offers grants up to $25,000 for community water systems to develop or enhance Source Water Protection Plans.

Elizabeth Oker was convicted of Medicaid fraud for billing services not provided, leading to a sentence including repayment and a civil penalty totaling $9,254.30.

The Justice Department launched an online RECA portal Thursday, letting St. Louis‑area residents file radiation‑exposure claims and upload supporting documents electronically. Local groups are lining up to help.

Chesterfield, MO, seeks nominations for the 2025 "Citizen of the Year" to honor local unsung heroes for their community impact. Nominations are submitted online.

Maintenance staff from St. Louis showcased their skills in competitions at the Park Maintenance Rodeo, as highlighted by the City of Florissant on social media.

Missouri DESE seeks nominations for the 2027 Regional Teacher of the Year to honor outstanding educators for their dedication and impact on student achievement.

Lawmakers pressed state officials after Gov. Kehoe’s budget recommended $250,000 for The 57 Foundation — including $125K in TANF funds — and demanded more detail.

Chief Dennis M. Jenkerson announced immediate promotions across the St. Louis Fire Department after a court decision ended a four-year freeze.

St. Charles County, Missouri, announces a balanced $379 million budget for 2026, with a focus on infrastructure, a heritage museum, and maintaining a strong bond rating.

Missouri reports a decrease in traffic fatalities for 2025, with state agencies and Governor Kehoe highlighting the success of safety initiatives at events in Jefferson City and other cities.

Florissant’s council approved budget tweaks, a $50K hazardous‑tree fund and several permit transfers at its Jan. 26 meeting.