Saint Louis MO

A man has been charged with 15 counts of invasion of privacy after allegedly photographing more than a dozen people inside women’s restroom stalls at John M. Olin Library. Prosecutors said the defendant, Dennis Dill, 30, photographed women in various stages of undress inside Olin restroom stalls on Nov. 19 and Nov....

Caseyville’s Village Board met on February 4 with Dan Cary serving as Mayor Pro-Tem. There were three speakers from the floor. First was Rebecca Take. She wanted to thank the board for including the documents they plan to vote on in the online packets for the public to see but asked why the village is paying the...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Annie Malone, the first African American woman to become a multi-millionaire, is being recognized for her achievements in a new documentary film. The film titled “Annie Turnbo Malone: The Untold Story” had its first screening in January but held a second screening on Saturday...

An unbelievable scene out of Webster Groves – a little boy stuck inside a claw machine.

People don’t drive out of their way for pastries unless something special is happening. At Kruta Bakery in Collinsville, that something is the bear claw. Big, flaky, unapologetic. The kind that leaves crumbs on your shirt and zero regret in your plans for the day. This small-town bakery wakes...

More than 1,000 students in Webster Groves and Kirkwood walked out of class the morning of Friday, Jan. 30, in protest of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Students from Webster Groves High School and Kirkwood High School braved frigid temperatures — and unexcused absences — and left school Friday...

A Webster Groves man has been charged with multiple felonies for beating his wife and slamming her head into a door, court records show. Christopher Boston, 52, of the 700 block of Chamberlain Place in Webster Groves, was charged Jan. 30 with five felony counts of third degree domestic assault, according to the St....

Funeral services were held Saturday at Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church for retired St. Louis Fire Department Battalion Chief Michael C. Richardson.

As St. Louis’ historic Soulard neighborhood hosts Mardi Gras festivities, local businesses and residents are preparing for busy weekends. According to First Alert 4, establishments such as D-B’s Sports Bar are expecting large crowds while serving food and drinks for the Taste of Soulard event. Jake Garcia, general...

City of St. Louis: Shape the Future: Attend North St. Louis Neighborhood Planning Events. The City of St. Louis is calling on residents, stakeholders, and community partners to join two pivotal neighborhood planning events in North St. Louis. These events, part of the PlanSTL initiative, focus on shaping inclusive,...