Wentzville, MO has announced the filing period for April 2026 municipal offices, with filings due from Dec. 9-30, and a $25 fee required. Positions open include Alderman seats in three Wards. Candidates must meet residency requirements.

St. Charles County's proposed 2026 budget aims for fiscal balance, maintaining emergency reserves, and plans for capital projects, despite a sales tax challenge.

St. Louis police responded to 29 accidents and 27 motorist assists by 11:30 a.m. due to icy conditions. No serious injuries reported, but caution is urged.

The STL Street Department honors veterans like Burdett Thomas, who served in the U.S. Army and now works as a Heavy Equipment Operator, acknowledging their service to both the nation and the city.

Captain Brian Shepherd of the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District was honored for 26 years of service via a Facebook post, highlighting his dedication and impact on the community.

The St. Louis Street Department is proactive in clearing snow to ensure safe roads, advising residents to drive carefully due to possible refreezing conditions.

Lt. Colin Tully was appointed Secretary to the Board of Police Commissioners in St. Louis, expected to enhance liaison efforts and contribute his experience in policing and governance.

The St. Charles Police applauded the St. Charles Lion Club for nearly a decade of support for their Shop with a First Responder event, benefitting local children during the holidays.

St. Peters Police Department celebrated "Law Enforcement Records and Support Personnel Appreciation Day," highlighting the essential role of staff managing sensitive documents and maintaining department infrastructure.

Missouri AG leads a multistate legal effort to address a federal court’s decision on Texas redistricting, arguing against judicial overreach and for state legislature prerogatives in drawing congressional maps.

Missouri AG probes Advanced Micro Targeting, Inc. for employing illegal immigrants in state operations following reports of non-compliance with employment laws.

The Hazelwood Police Department welcomed new officers Seebeck and Moling, who graduated from the Eastern Missouri Police Academy after over 1,000 hours of training.

Missouri's Attorney General settled a Sunshine Law case with Kansas City, which agreed to reforms after failing to respond to records requests on time.