Kansas City, Missouri and St. Louis, Missouri Hit With Enhanced Risk Saturday Bringing 75...
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — An Enhanced Risk has been issued for Saturday June 13 stretching from eastern Kansas through St. Louis, Missouri, with 75-plus mph wind gusts identified as the primary threat across a corridor that also carries a 5 percent tornado probability for northern Missouri including Kansas City and signi
Caseyville man indicted in 1993 killing near Granite City
70-year-old Caseyville man indicted in the 1993 slaying of Randy Gail Black Sperino
St. Louis felon gets life plus 15 years for deadly 2023 shooting
A convicted felon has been sentenced to life in federal prison plus an additional 15 years for a 2023 shooting in St. Louis that killed two teenagers, wounded two pregnant teenagers, and ultimately resulted in the death of an infant born after the attack. U.S. District Judge Stephen R. Clark...
Man charged after three break-ins at A&M Cyclery in St. Louis
A man linked to three recent break-ins at A&M Cyclery, a south St. Louis bike shop, is now behind bars on felony charges.
St. Louis felon receives 12 years for firearm possession conviction
A convicted felon who was found in possession of a firearm after being apprehended in a stolen vehicle that struck a police cruiser has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison. U.S. District Judge Henry E. Autrey imposed the sentence on Thursday on Rodney Patterson, 49, following his conviction...
Man shot, killed inside loft building in downtown St. Louis
St. Louis police homicide detectives are investigating another murder after a man is shot and killed inside a loft building downtown.
Free St. Louis European Auto Show returns this Sunday
The 38th annual St. Louis European Auto Show will take place on Sunday, featuring over 400 European vehicles and supporting the local nonprofit St. Louis Arc.
‘Shocking’: First Alert 4 investigation uncovers criminal convictions, costly lawsuits in multiple officers’ pasts
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A First Alert 4 investigation has uncovered multiple officers and employees of the North County Police Cooperative (NCPC) who have faced civil rights lawsuits or criminal charges. Most of these officers are ranked members of the department, records show. “That chief knows they...
Downtown St. Louis home tour returns Saturday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Downtown St. Louis Home Tour will return Saturday for its second year, offering a look inside residential spaces in the city center. The self-guided tour runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 13. Registration begins at 10:45 a.m. at Post Office Plaza, located at 9th and Locust
NEWS: Missouri cities are seeking $10M in damages from Ameren.
What happened: Following the abrupt closure of the 1.1-GW Rush Island Coal Power Plant in 2024, the cities of Fulton, Marceline, New Madrid, Hannibal, and Kirkwood claim that electricity prices skyrocketed. They paid 191% more than cities in other MISO zones, as alleged by a complaint against Ameren Missouri. The Misso
