Grandmother charged in shooting death of North County 4-year-old
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Charges have been issued in the death of a 4-year-old girl who was shot and killed Monday. Detrice Young, 56, of the 10500 block of Castle Drive in St. Louis, Missouri, has been charged with endangering a child resulting in death. Young...
‘How did you guys find out about this?’: Man shocked when police find dead...
A 58-year-old man in Missouri is accused of killing his own older brother, allegedly hacking the 64-year-old man to death with a hatchet that authorities found still buried in the victim’s skull. Timothy Fox was taken into custody on Tuesday and charged with one count of...
O’Fallon Schnucks to get a makeover starting next week. Here’s what to know
“We’re anxious to bring our customers a better and brighter grocery shopping experience,” said the location’s manager.
Two burglary suspects in custody, one at large following pursuit
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Two suspects are in custody after breaking into a sports apparel store in Overland overnight. Police say the break-in was at the Hibbett Sports on Page near 170 around 2 a.m. The suspects smashed a window on the side of the business and damaged...
I-70 in O’Fallon reopened after robbery in New Baden
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – Eastbound Interstate 70 from Bryan Road was closed for a period of time after an active police presence relating to a robbery in New Baden, Ill. Police sources tell FOX 2 that the shutdown stems from a robbery that took place Thursday morning at the...
Illinois will soon spring forward and lose sleep. When does daylight saving time start?
A new daylight saving time related bill was recently filed in Illinois.
Top St. Louis officials may be subpoenaed to testify in personnel director’s firing hearing
A St. Louis Civil Service Commission hearing to decide whether to fire personnel director Sonya Jenkins-Gray, as Mayor Tishaura Jones wants to do, could include top city officials being subpoenaed to testify. Jenkins-Gray’s lawyer, Ronald Norwood, on Wednesday asked the...
Poorest St. Louis residents pay highest utility bills, report reveals
Nearly 20,000 homes in St. Louis City spend between 6% to 10% of their annual income on utility bills alone, many in low-income neighborhoods.
Flu cases surge in St. Louis, urgent cares overwhelmed
Health experts are sending out warnings as flu cases explode across the Midwest—hospitals and urgent cares are filling up, and doctors say the virus is spreading fast. Meanwhile, COVID-19 numbers continue to decline. Many are asking what is behind the surge and what can be done...
Low-income St. Louisans pay more for utilities than wealthier counterparts
Low-income St. Louis city residents pay more for electricity and gas than higher-income residents, according to a new report released Thursday. The report examines the disparate ways people across Missouri experience energy costs and found inequities in what the authors call...
