Saint Louis MO

A former apartment manager faces felony charges after allegedly using an elderly resident's debit card for unauthorized purchases exceeding $22,000 at a Collinsville senior complex. The post Over $20,000 Drained From Elderly Resident’s Bank Account in Illinois: Report appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

The Caseyville Village Board Meeting on September 2 opened at 7pm, all members were present. The minutes from the previous meeting were approved. The first speaker for citizens input, Deb Doughty, noted that the alert system in the community can be used to inform residents of things like the recent stabbing in the neig

Some restaurants announce themselves with flashy signs and big promises, and then some restaurants just quietly make the best burger in Missouri and let the food do the talking. Hi-Pointe Drive-In at 1033 McCauseland Ave in St. Louis is firmly, gloriously, in that second category. Missouri is not a state...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man died after a shooting occurred in west St. Louis on Friday evening. Police say a victim showed up at a hospital Friday. Officers later determined he was shot in the 5900 block of Plymouth. The victim died shortly after he arrived...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Police are investigating a triple shooting that happened overnight into Saturday outside a bar on Virginia Avenue. The situation took place around 1:30 a.m. near Virginia Avenue and Bates Street. Officers say that an argument outside the bar is what led to the shooting. A Sergeant was i

In May, Washington University in St. Louis announced a historic $200 million gift from the Bursky Family Foundation to bolster its new School of Public Health. The commitment – the largest in university history – was made by board chair Andrew M. Bursky and his wife Jane, both alumni and dedicated WashU supporters.

St. Louis LRA moved to sell more than 50 vacant lots to Habitat, the Urban League and local builders—some parcels priced as low as $1.

It was 99 degrees in North St. Louis on Tuesday, the kind of heat that punishes everything in sight. Behind a stained-glass shield, inside a chapel where the Little Sisters of the Poor once said mass three times a day, the people who run the biggest homeless shelter in this city held a ceremony.

Mother Nature may be keeping the heat around for this Labor Day weekend, but there is still plenty to do in St. Louis.

A man accused of threatening a St. Louis judge at the city courthouse earlier this week and telling the judge "I will see you at your house" is now facing a felony charge.