Unclaimed $50K Prize in Missouri to be Forfeited in Just Days
A $50,000 Missouri Lottery prize is still unclaimed and the deadline before it's forfeited is only days away.
Thieves target South City residents several nights in a row
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Southampton residents are concerned after cars in their south St. Louis neighborhood were broken into several nights in a row this week. When Emily Sager came out to her car on Wednesday morning, she told First Alert 4 that it was clear people had rummaged through it.
Schnucks Debuts 10 New Local Brands in St. Louis-Area Stores
Midwest grocer kicks off 4-week in-store trial as part of emerging business accelerator. Schnuck Markets Inc. has added products that were a part of the second class of the Schnucks Springboard emerging business accelerator to 15 Schnucks grocery stores in the St. Louis area. The participating companies are:. Cheryl’s Herbs...
Tornado Warnings roll through the St. Louis area
ST. LOUIS — A Tornado Warning has expired for St. Louis City and County, with severe thunderstorm warnings set to expire later in the night. A flood advisory is in effect for St. Louis City and County until 3:30 a.m. Thursday.
Saint Louis Zoo unveils renovated rainforest habitat for sloths
Today, the Saint Louis Zoo unveils its Sloth Atrium, a newly renovated habitat now home to two sloths: Pancakes and Rolo. The new habitat is located in the Historic Primate House’s atrium, which has not housed animals for the past 20 years. Helen Boostrom, curator of primates at the Saint Louis Zoo, was part of the team that renovated the space.
Mayor Responds to criticism over Missing Fallen Officer’s Funeral
The St. Louis Police Officers Association has called out Mayor Cara Spencer for not attending the funeral for a city officer who died in the line of duty. The mayor says, regrettably, previously planned travel on behalf of the city forced her to be out of town and miss services for longtime St. Louis officer Gregory Triplett.
Man accused of killing ex-boyfriend, dumping body in Mississippi River
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man was charged Wednesday, accused of killing his ex-boyfriend and putting his body in the Mississippi River. St. Louis City prosecutors charged 27-year-old Ahmad K. Jackson with first-degree murder, armed criminal action and abandonment of a corpse. He is being held at the St. Louis City Justice Center without bond.
Cousins Maine Lobster set for debut in St. Louis with grand opening
The company announced its new food truck will kick off April 25 with a grand opening event at 2nd Shift Brewing from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
4 shot outside North City market
Four men were shot outside a North City market Tuesday evening.
A house in Ladue hits the market
Perched on a hilltop across 1.6 private acres, this 7,373-square-foot estate is the epitome of refined living. With luscious landscaping and an expansive front yard, the home’s bluestone walkway offers a warm welcome. Magazine-Worthy. This home has been featured on the cover of three magazines. With interiors like these,...
