Quick Stop At Ferguson’s A1 Market Nets Shopper A $100K Lottery Payday
A Ferguson woman turned a routine Monday stop at her neighborhood market into a six-figure surprise when she realized a scratch-off ticket she had picked up was worth $100,000. She discovered the prize after checking the ticket and was later contacted by state lottery officials to verify the win, turning an everyday...
Roxana man charged with robbing a Facebook Marketplace buyer in Granite City
Roxana man, 21, accused of armed robbery in a Granite City Facebook Marketplace meetup
First Alert Forward: Missouri AG calls for police surge, juvenile justice reform after violent...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is calling for a visible law enforcement surge and the governor’s signature on two criminal justice bills following a violent weekend in St. Louis that left seven people shot, including a 14-year-old girl. The violence occurred on...
MWBE director sues St. Louis County, saying he was retaliated against
St. Louis County’s director of its Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise Program is suing his own bosses, accusing the county government of retaliating against him after he spoke publicly about the need for reforms. Nathaniel Adams has been the director of the county’s MWBE program since August 2020. He...
Missouri’s Best Hole-in-the-Wall Tacos Aren’t in KC or St. Louis
The best hole-in-the-wall taco place in Missouri isn't in St. Louis or Kansas City.
St. Louis County woman accused of stealing $17K from HOA treasurer
One Florissant woman is facing a dozen charges after allegedly spending more than $17,000 on a debit card owned by the HOA.
Dozens of students treated after classmate sprays mace in Hazelwood West hallway
HAZELWOOD, Mo. — A Hazelwood West High School student sprayed mace in a hallway Monday morning, affecting between 30-40 students and causing one student to be taken by ambulance to a hospital. The Hazelwood Police Department said the teenager who sprayed the mace ran from the building but was...
Uncle Bill’s reopens on South Kingshighway after 18-month closure
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Uncle Bill’s Pancake House on South Kingshighway reopened Monday, 18 months after it closed when its former owner retired. Garcia Properties purchased and renovated the restaurant before reopening. Customers filled the dining room on opening day. One customer said she brought her...
Feds Say St. Louis Nonprofit Boss Lived Large On Kids’ Meal Cash
Federal prosecutors this week dropped a glossy set of photos into the court record, saying the images show a house and a Mercedes‑Benz bought with money that was supposed to feed needy children during the COVID‑19 pandemic. The photos are tied to an indictment against Connie Bobo, the former executive director of New...
From sleeping in his car to becoming a coach with the Cardinals – the...
JUPITER, Fla. – Late at night, Casey Chenoweth would drive his 12-year-old car, a 2004 Buick Regal, into the parking lot of a 24-hour Lifetime Fitness facility in suburban Phoenix and try to make himself as comfortable as possible. For about two months in the fall of 2016, with...

















