Saint Louis MO

Racing action begins Friday, Oct. 2, with two nitro qualifying sessions under the lights. Top Fuel and Funny Car competitors will make their first runs at 5:30 p.m., followed by a second round of qualifying at 8 p.m. Qualifying continues Saturday, Oct. 3, with nitro action scheduled for noon and the final round of qual

BELLEVILLE, Ill. – A Belleville family is seeking answers after their loved one was hospitalized and remains in critical condition following an incident involving police and ambulance personnel. Thomas Belt, 42, has been hospitalized since Sept. 19. His family said they were not notified right away and that he...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Residents of an apartment building on North Broadway in the Baden neighborhood say they have 10 days to move out after the City of St. Louis condemned the property. Doneshia Babbitt, a resident, said letters from the city were posted at the building...

Missouri might be known for barbecue and toasted ravioli, but bring up cheesesteaks and the arguments start fast. Kansas City folks will point you one way, St. Louis fans another, and Springfield has opinions of its own. From late-night counters to a family steakhouse and even a barbecue joint, these...

Plans to demolish the former Carr School building have been put on hold, city leaders said Friday.

Eight million tacos is the kind of number that makes you stop for a second. This Missouri restaurant has been serving them since 1975, using recipes influenced by the Sonora region of Mexico and preparing its food fresh throughout the day. Tacos may grab the headline, but the menu also...

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page wants to balance his final budget with about $66M in one-time money, most of it from the Rams settlement.

37-year-old Granite City man sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty

An emaciated and injured dog found safety on a woman’s porch in a St. Louis suburb late last week. The kind homeowner reached out to Stray Rescue of St. Louis for help. On the way back to the clinic, rescuers named him Victor E. His skin looked awful; likely he had been suffering from a skin disease characterized by oo

As frustrations mount over the return of train horns in St. Louis, Mayor Cara Spencer says the city is "doing everything we can" in an effort to restore its quiet zones.