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FERGUSON, Mo. — A massive tree slammed through the roof of Hollylou Entertainment during Monday’s severe storms. "You just hear this boom," said the chef, Dion Thorpe. Thorpe was inside the Ferguson venue when a tree smashed into the ceiling. "I come out into the hall to see...

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer said the proposed city budget, that is now in the hands of the Board of Aldermen, gives police the chance to expand their operations, and will pay the officers more.

CLAYTON, Mo. — Bistro La Floraison, a French bistro in Clayton operated by Take Root Hospitality, is closing at the end of the month after losing its lease, according to a social media post. The restaurant is located at 7637 Wydown Blvd,, which is owned by PPM/Linpage LLC, whose...

Police say the alleged attack involving a household member happened April 24.

Former St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley has been sentenced to prison in a high-profile bribery and insurance fraud scheme through which he inflated repair costs on a damaged vehicle.

Good evening, St. Louis. We're wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know. 1. EF-2 tornado slams Germantown, Ill. A resident recalls how his family barely was indoors when an EF-2 tornado uprooted multiple trees at his home then continued throughout Germantown. “The wind changed and it started getting colder,” said Danny Guffey, Germantown resident...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Six Flags St. Louis announced it will implement a chaperone policy starting Saturday, May 2, following fights last weekend. The park announced the news on Tuesday via its social media. “To help ensure our guests have a fun, safe experience at the park,...

Two men appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday and will remain jailed pending trial for a shooting last week.

A large fight broke out at Six Flags St. Louis' opening day. Around 100 people were reportedly involved in various altercations, local officials said. Six Flags St. Louis is one of seven properties recently sold to Enchanted Parks by the main Six Flags company. Six Flags St. Louis' 2026 opening...

ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- Six men suffered medical emergencies inside St. Louis’ federal halfway house and died over a 15-month period. Nearly two years later, the Federal Bureau of Prisons published records listing their causes of death as “unknown.” Two more similar deaths happened in the eight months that followed.