John Burroughs senior combats medical misinformation with digital publication
St. Louis is a nationally recognized powerhouse for medical research, driven by world-class institutions such as Washington University in St. Louis and Saint Louis University. Yet, for many teens and community members, the groundbreaking discoveries happening right in our backyard can feel locked behind dense academic
Trap Run fuels neighborhood power
The movement that happens at the Northside Trap Run is about more than exercise. It’s about showing up for each other, holding on to community and pushing forward even when resources don’t. That spirit returns Saturday when St. Louis’ first hip-hop-themed 5K walk/run and festival — one of...
Serious Complications From Implanted Catheters: Warning Signs
St. Louis, Missouri, is a city where patients across the region rely on advanced medical care for serious conditions requiring long-term treatment, including therapies that depend on implanted catheter devices. These ports and catheters can support critical care needs, yet patients may face unexpected complications whe
St. Peters man stole $12K in music, sound equipment: Police
CLAYTON, Mo. – A St. Peters man is accused of breaking into a truck stop storage unit and stealing nearly $12,000 in music and sound equipment and later selling it at a music store. According to the Bridgeton Police Department’s probable cause statement, the theft occurred between Dec. 25...
St. Louis Boy, 11, Airlifted After Youth UTV Flips on Ralls County Road
An 11-year-old boy from St. Louis was airlifted to a children's hospital after the youth off-road vehicle he was driving overturned on a rural road south of New London Saturday evening. The boy was wearing a seat belt when the crash happened around 7:48 p.m. on Rocky Point Lane, about three miles south of town, and suf
The Scottish Arms Returns to Central West End With New Menu, Same Old Bar
The Scottish Arms is back behind its bar at 8 S. Sarah St. in the Central West End, pouring scotch and European beers in a room that still looks almost exactly like it did before the pub closed after nearly 20 years in business in July 2024. The dark wood, antique mirrors, vintage chandeliers and a back bar imported fr
Overnight Shooting Kills One in Mark Twain, Sixth Violent Case Since March
One person is dead after a shooting overnight in the Mark Twain neighborhood of North St. Louis, according to police. Details on the exact location, the victim's identity, and any suspect information have not yet been released. The fatal shooting was first reported by KMOV, which confirmed one death following...
Ferguson police chief apologizes after ‘disrespectful’ Facebook comment sparks backlash
An internal review is underway at the Ferguson Police Department after a comment posted to the agency’s Facebook page sparked community backlash and prompted an apology from the police chief.
Spurned ex-girlfriend accused of stealing cars, Andy Warhol print
A St. Louis woman accused of stealing her ex-boyfriend’s cars and other valuable items, including an Andy Warhol print, has been ordered to appear in court next month.
Jimmy John’s worker accused of shooting 14-year-old girl after argument inside restaurant
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV/Gray News) - A disagreement between a woman and individuals associated with a Jimmy John’s near the Saint Louis University Campus ended with a 14-year-old girl getting shot in the leg, police said. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police, just before 6 p.m., District 4...

















