St. Louis residents are stocking up on essentials and the city prepares roads as they anticipate winter weather. Despite no heavy snow forecast, sleet concerns prompt community readiness, while city officials advise on snow routes and ordinances.

St. Louis DHS collaborates officially with CoC to address homelessness, forming a historic partnership to streamline efforts and enhance service efficacy.

Bellefontaine Neighbors Mayor Dinah Tatman's resignation caused confusion after she reconsidered her decision to leave, amidst city government turmoil and calls for addressing residents' needs.

The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court is hosting a free public talk on March 27 to explain the municipal court system, featuring local judges and no RSVP required.

Wentzville's The Vision magazine provides a detailed look at the city's budget, aligning spending with strategic goals and highlighting upcoming projects.

St. Louis sees a significant drop in crime rates as of January 2025, with reductions in violent and property crimes, and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones attributes this to collective efforts.

St. Louis County residents are gearing up for the April 8th municipal elections with registration closing on March 12th, as Maryland Heights' website details candidate lineup and voting options.

St. Louis has allocated all its ARPA funds before the deadline, focusing on projects like roadwork, a new 911 center, affordable housing, and first responder resources.

The Webster Groves City Council is seeking residents to fill positions on various boards and commissions to aid in local development and community engagement.

Wildwood City Council Candidate Forum will be moderated by the League of Women Voters on March 31, offering a chance for voters to engage with candidates before the April election.

Crime rates in Jefferson County dipped overall in 2024, despite a rise in homicides, with law enforcement maintaining a near-perfect clearance rate for violent crimes.

The city's Planning and Development Office reports efficiency gains following Tuesday closures, hiring of new staff, and the use of digital permitting. A search for a new director is ongoing.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe proposes a state takeover of the St. Louis Police Department during his State of the State address, with opponents criticizing the loss of local control.