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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Five Missouri voters from St. Louis City and St. Louis County are suing Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins for $80 million over the handling of a ballot measure that challenged the use of the 2025 state congressional map. In a lawsuit filed on...

GRANITE CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) - The Illinois State Police are investigating an erratic driving incident that ended in a crash with three deaths Saturday in Granite City. Granite City Police Department officers saw a vehicle that was driving erratically around 4:21 p.m. westbound on Pontoon Road at Maryville Road.

“The golf course is still a place to disconnect and find peace,” Mike Suhre says.

EDWARDSVILLE – Two drug-related DUI incidents in Edwardsville have resulted in charges against two in separate but similar Madison County cases. Tabatha L. Meyer, 36, of Glen Carbon, was charged on Sept. 2, 2026 with a Class 4 felony count of possession of a controlled substance and a Class A misdemeanor count of drivi

ST. LOUIS – We have all seen the damage severe storms and tornadoes can do to your house, but the damage could start in one key area of the home that may surprise you! For St. Louis, standard residential garage doors generally require a basic wind-load rating to withstand 90 to 115 mph basic wind. […]

The Collinsville Township meeting opened at 7pm on September 9 with all trustees present. Public comments saw one speaker, Jeanie Lomax, who discussed the ongoing FOIA investigation she's been pursuing into the Township Assessor Pete Poletti's office. She began by explaining her most recent findings regarding the emplo

The Cahokia Federation of Teachers voted to authorize the union’s bargain team to call for a strike if a deal isn’t reached in ongoing contract negotiations. Eighty-three percent of the members who voted said they were in favor of the authorization, said Ray Roskos, the field service director at the Illinois Federation

There is a golden, crispy little pocket of pasta that put a whole St. Louis neighborhood on the map, and its story starts at one specific address. Locals swear by it, out-of-towners plan whole trips around it, and lines gather outside a modest house that hides more character than its size suggests.

Sobremesa, the full-service Mexican restaurant that opened at the Streets of St. Charles this June, is closing after dinner service this Sunday, September 13 — just three months after its debut. Tilford Restaurant Group, which owns the restaurant, says the difficult restaurant economy and insufficient sales made it imp

MEMPHIS, TENN. — An active weather pattern taking shape next week will bring more seasonable air to the northern Plains and Midwest, but the tradeoff is that above-normal heat will pump back north into the eastern Ag Belt and south-central United States, with BAM Weather noting this could be the last real shot of summe