Inauguration day in Jefferson City, Gov-elect Kehoe is a St. Louisan, 5-year old hurt in shooting north of downtown, Wash-U to get tax incentives for Cortex project, LA wildfires will affect everyone's insurance, wolf moon, free tax filing in Illinois

Road crews trying to keep up with new snowfall, both city and county officials say cars haphazardly parked are impeding plow efforts, Sam Page hits back on county council attempts to oust him, Rolla delays vote on out-of-state push to be “sanctuary city for unborn," more restaurant closures

Another blast of winter moving in tonight could bring 1-6 inches of snow, volunteers say homeless lack phones to call for city services, four homicides in two days in city, state auditor awaiting official request to audit county prosecutor's office, former St. Louisan talks LA wildfires, Missouri Botanical Garden receives grant to digitize herbarium

Blistering report on Kim Gardner's reign as circuit attorney from state auditor, county council wants audit of STL Co. prosecutor's office, double homicide in Dutchtown, sister sues Sam Altman for sexual abuse, auto recall software attracting investors

Some roads still snow-covered, AAA prioritized those stuck on roads, county council to look at bill to remove Sam Page from office, man accused of kidnapping/killing Clayton woman has prelim hearing, vote later this month on purchase price of Railway Exchange building, Republican bill could lead to hike in utility bills, Mardi Gras, Inc approves 46th annual Soulard event

Blowing snow and frigid temps make snow clean-up difficult, snow shoveling advice from health perspective, Nippon threatens to sue over US Steel purchase block, Ghost Army exhibit at Soldiers Memorial extended, low numbers for Winter Classic

Winter storm watch kicks in Saturday night, Gateway Pets in metro east wants community help to keep animals from freezing, new city sheriff says he'll sue former sheriff over missing items, eagle watching season kicks off Saturday in Alton, norovirus is spreading, Medicare spending cap now in effect, coming in 2025: two historic buildings reopen

Hearing today on who has authority to appoint Wesley Bell's replacement in prosecutor's office, hearing on new city sheriff's request for restraining order against former sheriff, 360% increase in applications when Independence district went to 4-day week, Sen. Hawley wants colleagues banned from trading stock, physician takes a top spot at Mercy

Fewer parents vaccinating children, homeless memorial this afternoon, police and fire to enforce no-gun firing on New Year's, no more texting while driving in Missouri, what will city pay to buy Railway Exchange building

Judge denies bail for one of two suspects charged with shooting Colin Brown, man shot/killed in High Ridge by father was protecting fiance, Wesley Bell still wants county councilman booted for nepotism, St. Ann lawmaker revisits puppy mill legislation, fastest growing internet-enabled scam according to FBI, Greenville movie theater reopens, retirement age update