‘He’s our boss’: Paramedics help save Missouri man during heart attack
(InvestigateTV) — A pair of Missouri paramedics are being celebrated for their quick actions that helped save the life of their boss. One early September morning, Jacob Hampton and Ben McMahon, both firefighters and paramedics, received a 911 call for a man suffering chest pains at his home not far from the station.
St. Louis restaurant openings and closings: April 2026
April calls for some wacky weather here in the Midwest, but St. Louis’ dining scene continues to evolve – high water or otherwise. This month, we saw Fiddlehead Fern Café open a sister location, Fern Grove, on Chouteau in The Grove. Up on Delmar, Nudo House has temporarily transformed into a Sonic the Hedgehog Speed Café – with a new menu to boot. (For the record...
Shooting on Vandeventer Avenue leaves two women injured
According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, officers responded shortly after 5:15 p.m. in the 5200 block of Vandeventer Ave. Police say both victims were women, and that they are ok following the shooting.
Former Mayor Jones takes the stage as Harvard, WashU fellowships wrap
Tishaura Jones landed back in St. Louis Wednesday morning, the latest flight in a busy semester spent, in her words, “jet-setting between Cambridge and St. Louis.” By 4:30 p.m., the city’s former mayor was on stage at WashU’s Hillman Hall with St. Louis County Executive Sam Page, capping off one of two university fellowships she had this spring.
Farlin Avenue Alley Deal Turns Deadly, St. Charles Man Draws 20 Years
A St. Charles man is headed to federal prison for two decades after admitting he gunned down another man during a 2023 marijuana deal in a north St. Louis alley, then took the victim’s weapon and drove his buyer away without stopping to help, according to authorities. 20-year term...
Belleville middle school principal remembered as ‘selfless’ after fatal crash
When describing Belle Valley Middle School Principal Amanda Bagley , there’s one main quality most often repeated among family and colleagues: selflessness. “Every kid was important to her,” Bagley’s uncle Robert Cress said. “She strived to make sure every kid got a little bit of loving.” Bagley died Tuesday of injuries she sustained in a car crash April 21 at the intersection of Horseshoe Lake...
Affton teacher of 60 years surprises John Goodman on ‘Today’ show
A longtime Affton teacher surprised former student and acclaimed St. Louis-raised actor John Goodman with a heartwarming message Thursday on the "Today" show.
Massive brawl erupts on opening day at major amusement park, prompting crackdown
EUREKA, Missouri — A large fight involving dozens of people disrupted opening weekend at Six Flags St. Louis, prompting police intervention and a policy change aimed at preventing further violence. Authorities said the disturbance broke out Saturday near the park’s entrance and parking areas, where an estimated 100 people,...
Man gets 20 years for 2023 drug deal killing in St. Louis
A Missouri man was sentenced Wednesday to 20 years in federal jail for shooting and killing a man during a 2023 drug deal in St. Louis.
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Death Behind Closed Doors: Taxpayer-Funded Neglect at St. Louis Halfway...
St. Louis’ Crime Chime – Weekly Whirlwind of Woes: Fentanyl’s Silent Toll: How St. Louis Halfway House and Federal Oversight Failed Eight Lives. Eight preventable fentanyl overdose deaths occurred inside a taxpayer-funded St. Louis halfway house, exposing critical failures in oversight and accountability. This investigation uncovers how these tragedies were labeled “unknown” and largely ignored, raising serious questions about transparency and federal responsibility.

















