Decisions made out of panic can often result in vehicles becoming even more stuck, so the department shared numerous tips for ...

Traveling in the snow can be dangerous, especially if other drivers don’t clear snow off their cars. But can they be ticketed ...

More snow will be moving through the Tri-State area on Friday, with three to five inches expected to fall throughout the day.

Driving around in the snow gives people enough anxiety. When you add in snow and ice flying off of other cars, it can make it ...

Sometimes vehicles are abandoned during winter storms on highways due to hazardous road conditions or crashes. But what about ...

While it may take extra time before you head out, it’s worth it to grab a trusty snow brush—some with telescoping wands or long wands—and sweep all or as much snow off your vehicle. This reminder will ...

Three days after a heavy snowstorm slammed the St. Louis region, traffic seems to be gradually improving, but issues still ...

As snow has made its way into the Natural State, there have been multiple vehicle crashes that has caused issues with traffic ...

As the winter storm subsides, many residents are venturing out for the first time, only to find their vehicles buried under ...

Plan on giving yourself more time to clear the snow and ice off your vehicle. Skipping out on doing so could get you in trouble with the law.