St. Louis NAACP says MetroLink security guards should be charged after man left on...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis City NAACP is seeking charges to be filed in Derrick Hodges’ death. Hodges, 60, was found dead in February, blocks away from the Enterprise Center. Surveillance video obtained by First Alert 4 showed Bi-State Security’s actions before Hodges was found dead.
Steak ‘n Shake in Spanish Lake closes after employee murdered
Less than a week after a deadly shooting at a Steak ‘n Shake in Spanish Lake, the owner of the restaurant has decided to close.
Orange goo will soon infect and drip from Missouri’s trees, conservationists warn
ST. LOUIS — Hikers out among Missouri's trees will soon begin to notice an orange goo encroaching on trunks and even dripping from branches, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Conservationists said the goo is actually a fungus called cedar-apple rust. The fungus uses multiple plants in Missouri...
2 dump truck incidents raise safety questions
FORISTELL, Mo. – Two incidents in less than two weeks involving dump trucks driving with raised beds have caused significant damage and raised new questions about safety measures designed to prevent such crashes. The most recent incident occurred on Interstate 64 near Caseyville, Illinois, where a dump truck struck...
The newest Cardinals star could become the long-awaited face of St. Louis sports
Jordan Walker's potential rise to stardom could propel him to being not just the face of the St. Louis Cardinals, but of St. Louis sports as a whole.
Swastikas spray-painted on cars in St. Louis City
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Multiple cars were spray-painted with Swastikas in the City of St. Louis over the weekend. St. Louis police said that five cars marked with the symbol were found around 10 a.m. on Saturday in the 1900 block of Utah. Officers said video footage...
He never forgot the refugee girl who lived with his family. Now he needs...
Benjamin Gurman was about 6 years old when a young refugee girl named Sandra came to live with his family in University City. She arrived during World War II as a Holocaust survivor, part of the wave of Jewish children displaced by the war and placed with American families. “He’s...
‘I would have been dead in a matter of minutes’: Woman sentenced to 20...
A woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison for stabbing a nurse and an EMT inside a St. Louis County hospital in July 2022.
Hospital workers speak out after surviving brutal stabbing
Jimissa Rivers took a plea deal Monday afternoon and pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree assault for stabbing two hospital workers in 2022 at DePaul Hospital.
2 restaurant chains target Des Peres for 1st Missouri locations
DES PERES, Mo. — Two restaurant chains are looking to open their first Missouri locations in St. Louis. Restaurant chains Toastique and Sourdough & Company filed for zoning permission to open locations in the Des Peres Corners shopping center in west St. Louis County, at 1090 N. Ballas Road and 12340 Manchester Road, according to city documents.
