Gregg Favre has been appointed as the new commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) in St. Louis, bringing over two decades of emergency services experience to the role.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis signed three bills allocating $13.71 million for winter housing and shelter, aiding tornado-impacted residents and the homeless.

Clayton residents voted to modernize their city's charter, with 74.55% supporting Proposition 1 for updates including procedural tweaks and inclusivity. The City Council quickly enacted ordinances to implement changes.

A report from the Shrewsbury Police Department outlined a week of varied police activities, from traffic violations and arrests linked to felony cases, to public disturbances and shoplifting incidents.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture honored state agriculture leaders at the 51st Missouri Governor's Conference, including awards for education, veterinary contributions, exporting, and Missouri Grown program members.

Saint Louis County and The Salvation Army have opened a Winter Warming Emergency Shelter from Nov 10 to Mar 6, 2026, offering shelter, meals, and services to 32 individuals.

Missouri's Attorney General Catherine Hanaway praises first responders and celebrates BackStoppers and FanDuel's partnership at the upcoming Budweiser Guns ‘N Hoses event.

St. Louis police meeting scheduled for Nov 13, 2025, has been unexpectedly canceled with no reason given, raising community concerns about transparency.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announced staff changes, with James Jackson, Marvin Teer, and Col. Bryan Barroqueiro joining her administration, as Nahuel Fefer prepares to leave his role.

The Missouri DED is seeking public input on the Veterans and Job Opportunity Grant Program, aimed at supporting businesses hiring veterans, with a public comment period open until December 12, 2025.

St. Louis reinstates emergency housing post-tornado; around 140 shelter beds provided, reflecting a concerted effort by local groups to aid residents affected by the disaster and cold weather.

St. Charles County offers an online system for paying personal property and real estate taxes, with a service fee. Paper bills will still be sent, and there's tax relief for seniors.

Missouri's Capitol dome will be lit with red, white, and blue in honor of the U.S. Marine Corps' 250th anniversary, as ordered by Governor Mike Kehoe.