Man charged with shooting at group of people in April
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -A man has been charged with shooting at a group of people in April. Jonathan Hart, 23, is being charged with one count of unlawful use of a weapon, resulting in death or injury and one count of armed criminal action, according to court records.
Caseyville Board Opens Demolition Bids, Approves Sewer Equipment Purchase
The Caseyville Village Board met June 17 at Village Hall and via Zoom. Mayor Kent Luebbers called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. All trustees were present, along with Village Attorney Bryce Litchfield, Police Chief Woody Hall, Superintendent Brian Rader, Village Clerk Cindy Miller and other department officials. Tensio
Severe crash on I-64 West near Clayton Road Friday night
ST. LOUIS COUNTY – A severe accident on I-64 West near Clayton Road and Skinker caused significant traffic delays Friday night. The St. Louis City Police and the Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to the scene. The crash, which involved a badly damaged minivan, occurred around 10 p.m.
This Missouri Cathedral Is One of the Grandest Gothic Masterpieces Ever Built in America
Step inside and your head tilts back before your brain gives permission. The ceiling rises like a stone canopy, every inch alive with mosaic tiles that shimmer in gold and jewel tones. This is not Europe. This is Missouri, and one of the grandest Gothic masterpieces ever built in America...
Metro East St. Louis News: A Fatal Cover-Up Unveiled: Prosecutors Link East St. Louis...
Metro East St. Louis News: Community leaders are prioritizing East St. Louis youth education and community safety initiatives to foster structural equity. A St. Clair County prosecutor recently exposed a chilling link between a recent homicide and an unsolved 2025 killing. Meanwhile, the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation
A pyramid bigger than Giza’s is sitting in a St. Louis suburb and nobody...
America’s ancient city predates your history books. Eight miles east of St. Louis, a 100-foot earthen pyramid rises from the Mississippi River floodplain. It has a bigger footprint than the Great Pyramid of Giza. The city that once surrounded it may have held as many people as London did...
St. Louis restaurateur plans taqueria in Shaw neighborhood
ST. LOUIS — St. Louis restaurateur Jordan Goodman is planning to open a new restaurant in St. Louis’ Shaw neighborhood. The project is slated to convert a long-vacant filling station at 4065 Russell Blvd. into a taqueria. The restaurant will span two small existing buildings on a site...
Neighbors ‘shocked’ after hearing a pedestrian and multiple cars hit in north St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — Just after 10:30 Thursday night, a shocking noise rattled lots of people in one neighborhood in north St. Louis. "Yeah, it was loud. It sounded like a bomb," one man told 5 On Your Side's Robert Townsend. He stepped outside his home near Sarah and Maffitt...
Man critically injured in overnight shooting in north St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man has been critically injured after a shooting Friday night in north St. Louis. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said the shooting happened around 11:04 p.m. in the 3800 block of Sullivan Avenue. One adult man was privately taken to the...
The Rise and Fall of America’s Lost Cities
Ghosts Beneath the Prairie: Cahokia’s Mysterious Collapse Ghosts Beneath the Prairie: Cahokia’s Mysterious Collapse (image credits: wikimedia) Once towering above the Mississippi floodplains, Cahokia was the largest pre-Columbian city north of Mexico. By 1050 AD, it rivaled London in population, with over 20,000 reside

















