Hyde Park Nightmare: Spanish Lake Man Charged In Violent Attempted Rape, Police Say
A 40-year-old man from Spanish Lake is behind bars after a woman told police she was violently attacked in St. Louis' Hyde Park neighborhood. Investigators say the assault happened Thursday in the 3900 block of North 23rd Street. The woman suffered scratches on her hands, knees, chest, and arms, and managed to flag...
St. Louis Mayor Spencer Issues Statement On Problems With Weekend 314 Day Celebrations
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer said her office is working with the city’s Office of Violence Prevention after what she described as “street takeovers and dangerous juvenile behavior” that occurred over the weekend in St. Louis, as police responded to shootings, takeovers and large crowds following 314 Day...
Gunfire, street takeovers mark violent night across St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — At least five shootings across St. Louis left multiple people injured Saturday night into early Sunday morning, including a 14-year-old girl. Police also responded to several “street takeovers” and other large gatherings that disrupted traffic. The first shooting happened at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday...
Regional coffee chain closes downtown Clayton location
CLAYTON, Mo. — Germania Brew Haus has closed its Clayton location. The coffee shop in February 2025 opened the store, its first Missouri location, in the 14-story Emerson Tower at 8027 Forsyth Blvd. Germania Brew Haus did not immediately respond to a request for comment. It's owned by Jared...
How Jono Lorentzen is turning Yale Bar into St. Louis’ next great neighborhood hangout
Jonathan “Jono” Lorentzen has an infectious enthusiasm for what he and the Parker’s Table team are creating at the shop’s new Yale Bar (7120 Oakland)—something he credits proprietor Jon Parker with fostering in his staff and customers. Now, with a new menu and a burgeoning pastry program that includes his...
Woman wins $100K from scratcher sold in St. Louis County
A winning scratcher ticket with a $100,000 prize was sold from a St. Louis County store.
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Connie Bobo’s $19M Betrayal: 16 Years for Stealing from St....
St. Louis’ Crime Chime – Weekly Whirlwind of Woes: From Feeding Kids to Feeding Greed: Connie Bobo Gets 16 Years for $19M Fraud. In the heart of the Lou, where the arch scrapes the sky,. A tale of betrayal makes the city cry. Connie Bobo, a name now...
Woman killed after her vehicle strikes tree in St. Louis
A 65-year-old woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash in St. Louis after suffering a medical emergency while driving.
‘Something Told Me To Go To Cooper’s Hawk’: St. Louis Customer Goes To Longhorn...
This mom went to Longhorn Steakhouse looking for a short reprieve from the world. She wanted a bit of solo time to be with herself, have a yummy meal (that she didn’t have to cook), and drink a margarita. Instead, she left with a manager’s apology and a very firm decision never to return again. […] The post...
Woman sentenced for ‘Largest public assistance fraud in Missouri history’
A former Missouri nonprofit executive was sentenced Monday for stealing nearly $20 million from a program meant to provide meals for low-income children.
