St. Louis, MO Weather Alert: Storms, Heavy Rain Oct. 13-15
Thunderstorms arrive Tuesday night with damaging winds possible before additional rainfall through Thursday.
First recognized cocktail party happened in St. Louis, inspiring ‘Shaken & Storied’ event
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Missouri Historical Society and Saint Louis Fashion Fund are bringing artifacts, cocktails and local history together for Shaken & Storied: History on the Rocks. A St. Louis couple’s Sunday afternoon gathering in 1917 is at the center of a new event pairing...
Three men were sentenced over checks pulled from Postal Service mailboxes, including a $312,677...
Three men were sentenced October 1 after admitting a scheme involving checks stolen from U.S. Postal Service collection boxes in and around St. Louis. The largest check cited by prosecutors was $312,677, deposited at a bank branch in Chesterfield in 2023. The case involved forged documents and accounts opened in the names of businesses whose... The post Three men were sentenced over checks pulled from Postal Service mailboxes, including a $312,677 check walked into a Missouri bank branch appear
Tigers’ icon Kirk Gibson to be honored with Stan Musial Award
Kirk Gibson won two World Series titles, a Most Valuable Player award and a Silver Slugger in his playing days. But the Tigers' legend considers his later-in-life work his greatest accomplishment, by far. Gibson, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2015 and opened the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson's Wellness in Farmington Hills in 2025, will be honored for his latest and greatest life mission next month. The Musial Awards, named after St. Louis Cardinals great and Hall-of-Famer Stan
Granite City steelworkers want long-term commitment in nationwide contract negotiations
Steelworkers at Granite City Works say they are nearing a contract with U.S. Steel as part of nationwide union negotiations. The negotiation comes seven months after the plant began producing steel at one of its two blast furnaces after sitting idle for more than two years. The mill was slated...
Man faces terror charges after threats at PBR St. Louis
An Alton, Illinois, man is in custody for threatening employees at a Ballpark Village bar and then vowing to kill the families of St. Louis police officers.
Missouri food service workers’ ‘bill of rights’ looks to set industry standards for pay...
The St. Louis workers’ movement is launching a statewide campaign for a “Food Service Workers’ Bill of Rights.” After a win for the labor movement on a vote to unionize Alamo Drafthouse workers, food service workers plan to gather Tuesday at Chouteau Park to rally behind the effort.
The restaurant chain formerly known as Mission Taco is done for good
The ownership group behind a popular St. Louis-based Mexican restaurant chain is calling it quits after 10 years, following a name change prompted by a trademark lawsuit. The Tilford Restaurant Group announced late Monday that it would close Session Taco, previously known as Mission Taco Joint. The decision follows several turbulent years for the group, including a lawsuit over the restaurant’s original name.
Super El Nino to push warmer air into the Midwest this winter
KMOX's Total Information AM gets the winter outlook from AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill
A Sidewalk Encampment Stayed for 44 Months. St. Louis Homeowners Won Damages
A shelter made of tarps, blankets, and plastic bags remained outside two St. Louis homeowners’ property for 44 months. By the time a jury heard their case against the city, the encampment had been gone ... Read more
