Woman arrested for 2020 crash that killed two in St. Louis County
A woman wanted in connection to a 2020 crash that killed two, including her 12-year-old nephew, has been arrested after nearly five years on the run, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
Man stole firearms from officer’s vehicle: Police
A Jefferson County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant for a Hazelwood man accused of breaking into several cars, including a police officer’s vehicle, and stealing items within.
St. Louis Police detain more than 40 teens after youth curfew begins in downtown...
St. Louis Metropolitan Police officers said they detained 41 teens Independence Day evening, a day after a curfew for the Downtown and Downtown West neighborhoods began. Police said Monday that eight had illegal fireworks and one was arrested for petty larceny. Mayor Cara Spencer enacted a summer-long youth curfew for.
Plan Your Ghost Town Road Trip To Goldman, Missouri
Planning a ghost town road trip to Goldman, Missouri means heading about 25 miles south of St. Louis into Jefferson County’s quiet rural landscape. You’ll follow Old Lemay Ferry Road to the site of a post office that operated for just ten years, from 1895 to 1905, before Goldman faded into legend. No structures remain,
St. Louis area man sets new record for fastest solo kayak trip down Missouri...
A Ballwin man sets a record for kayaking the entire Missouri River faster than anyone else.
‘It’s a hellhole:’ Missouri AG targets Mark Twain building over alleged drug trafficking, vows...
ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- Residents in downtown St. Louis have raised concerns about loitering and drug use near the Mark Twain Hotel for years. A First Alert 4 investigation into those concerns, including a review of police dispatch records and court filings, found nearly 1,000 calls for service to the building ove
What Most Missouri Residents Don’t Know About Crows Sitting on Power Lines
There are some wildlife sights that become so common we eventually stop noticing them. In Missouri, one of those sights is a row of crows perched on power lines. You’ll see them above quiet streets in Columbia, lining rural highways outside Springfield, overlooking cattle pastures in the Ozarks, or watching traffic nea
ThriveLink’s founder says St. Louis is the place to be for a health care...
Kwamane Liddell is not a typical St. Louis boomerang. A Chicago native, he says his ties to the region took root a little later in life while studying for a master’s degree in health administration (and later law degree) at Saint Louis University. His career took him to the West Coast, though, before a 2022 Arch Grant
New center helps trauma survivors heal
For survivors of violent crime, healing often requires more than counseling. Many struggle with post-traumatic stress, depression and anxiety while also facing practical barriers such as transportation, housing instability, financial hardship or distrust of traditional institutions. Those challenges can prevent people
Historic Kirkwood Train Station On Track For September Revival
As the revival of a Kirkwood icon draws near, one local leader is busy stumping for the future of rail travel in Missouri. The $5.7 million renovation of the 133-year-old historic Kirkwood Train Station is on track, with plans in place for a grand reopening on Sept. 15. Major improvements have been made in the year sin

















