Long-Running Midwest Truck Dealer Seeks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Broadway Ford Truck Sales, Inc., a Ford truck dealership based in St. Louis, Missouri, has voluntarily initiated bankruptcy proceedings. The company said it aims to restructure its finances while continuing normal operations during the Chapter 11 process. The company reports more than $17 million in unsecured creditor
Plea deal for man who stabbed co-worker to death at Amazon warehouse
A St. Louis man who fatally stabbed a co-worker at an Amazon warehouse in Berkeley was sentenced Tuesday after taking a plea deal from prosecutors.
Business owner charged, accused of defrauding May 16 tornado victim: Court records
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Wood River, Illinois, business owner was charged Monday, accused of defrauding at least one May 16 tornado victim. The Missouri Attorney General’s Office charged Dennis Daugherty with deceptive business practice, a class E felony. The charges were filed in the St. Louis City Circuit C
5 arrested in Ferguson after armed robbery in Bellefontaine Neighbors
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Five people were arrested in Ferguson Tuesday evening after an armed robbery in Bellefontaine Neighbors. According to the Berkeley Police Department, two adult men and three teen boys, ranging from 16 to 17 years old, were arrested after robbing a pedestrian in Bellefontaine Neighbors.
A legendary downtown St. Louis music venue is getting a second lease on life
The new owners of a historic St. Louis blues landmark are offering a sneak peek of its rebirth this week.
Firefighters battle blaze at Pontoon Beach hotel
PONTOON BEACH, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Several firefighter agencies responded to a hotel fire in Pontoon Beach on Monday night. Firefighters responded to the La Quinta Inn and Suites on Regency Parkway, according to the Mitchell Fire Department. Guests reported smoke in their rooms and thick smoke coming from the roof.
Suspect shot, killed in officer-involved shooting in downtown St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis police shot and killed a man in downtown St. Louis on Tuesday. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said it received calls just before 11 a.m. about a man swinging a pipe near the intersection of Locust and Broadway. A bicycle officer located the man at Broadway and Ol
He was wrongly imprisoned for 34 years. Missouri just upheld his exoneration
ST. LOUIS — Christopher Dunn will remain a free man after an appeals court upheld his 2024 exoneration. In a unanimous ruling filed Tuesday, the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District upheld the 2024 ruling that exonerated Dunn of a 1991 murder conviction in St. Louis. Dunn was freed from prison after 34 years, and
FBI asked to review St. Louis mail facility
U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner, R-2nd District, is asking the FBI to investigate new criminal allegations at the USPS processing facility in St. Louis.
Did port district buy land for Granite City data center? Here’s what to know
A regional port district’s negotiations over land for potential data centers have become a flashpoint in Granite City, with residents accusing officials of operating behind the scenes. The officials deny misleading the public. Public records obtained by a local couple and reviewed by the BND show planning discussions o

















