Saint Louis MO

ST. LOUIS — Long-time KSDK anchor Deanne Lane has died. Deanne joined the station in 1983 and shortly after became the station's "Night Beat" reporter. Deanne truly shined in that role, covering major news events like the Columbine shooting, Hurricane Katrina and the Oklahoma City Bombing. She spent nearly...

Student-led walkouts were held in the St. Louis area in protest of the actions of ICE and the Department of Homeland Security.

As St. Louis is dealing with the remnants of the most recent snow storm, Friday marks the anniversary of one of the highest-ranking snowfalls the city has ever seen.

In front of Elle and Troika Brodsky’s home there is a sinkhole that gets fixed one half at a time every few years. That’s partly because the Brodsky house — and the dip in the road in front of it — straddle an invisible line that has been there for 150 years: the border between St. Louis and St. Louis County.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - One man is spending hours and his own money to help those in Dogtown dig out of the snow. Kenny Harrell had been shoveling throughout Dogtown for years, but this year, he decided to take it up a notch and rent a bobcat to help plow.

ST. LOUIS — Not all heroes wear capes — some wear Carhartts and drive a skid steer. Neighbors in Dogtown are praising a man who stepped up to plow their narrow streets for free after the recent winter weather made many roads nearly impassable. When 5 On Your...

BELLEVILLE — Belleville Township High School District 201 officials addressed concerns Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, about reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence at district schools this week, following social media posts linked to a naturalization ceremony scheduled for Friday, Jan. 30, 2026, at...

ST. LOUIS — The City of St. Louis is pausing pay raises for city employees just days before their new salary structure was set to be enacted after the Board of Police Commissioners agreed to a 7% raise for police officers. “Our police officers, similar to most of our...

Four people walked away with minor injuries after a helicopter full of state park workers doing an ecological survey struck powerlines and crashed into the river.

Three people have been missing from different Missouri cities since 1991. They were all young when they disappeared and it's presumed they are no longer alive. However, when you're a family member, you don't throw away hope and you just want them home.