St. Louis Police Seize 9 Dirt Bikes in Crackdown on Reckless Street Riding
In a crisp rebuke against the surge of reckless behavior on city streets, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has made it clear that it's clamping down on illegal riding. An update from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's official Facebook page has announced the seizure of 9 dirt bikes, often...
Judge to decide fate of St. Louis firefighters blocked for promotions
Dozens of St. Louis firefighters showed up at a bench trial that began Monday, hoping to be paid for promotions they earned.
Two charged in separate Glen Carbon retail theft cases
Two charged in separate Glen Carbon retail theft cases, one has extensive record going back to the 90s.
Sauce founder sues former RFT owner, saying he owes $168K
A little less than two weeks after it was announced that St. Louis businessman Chris Keating was selling Sauce Magazine to STL Bucketlist, the former owner of Sauce is now suing Keating, claiming he never paid her in full for the magazine. According to a lawsuit filed this morning by...
Chick-fil-A launches Smokehouse BBQ nuggets in STL
Chick-fil-A has introduced a new menu item that is exclusive to the St. Louis market until August 16.
Tower Grove Park mourns loss of beloved pony
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Tower Grove Park is mourning the loss of their beloved pony. Sheffield passed away on Sunday, according to a social media post by Tower Grove Park. Sheffield, a Shetland pony, called the stables at the park home for over 10 years.
Ferguson Community Seeks Justice in Wake of Homicide, 29-Year-Old Roland Robinson Found Dead on...
The West End neighborhood of Ferguson, MO, has become the focal point of a homicide investigation following the discovery of a man found dead on a sidewalk last week. The victim has been since identified as 29-year-old Roland Robinson, adding a deeply personal dimension to the statistics of violence that touch too...
Man federally convicted of pointing laser at Metro Air Support helicopter
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man has been federally convicted after pointing a laser at the pilots of a Metro Air Support police helicopter and blinding them. According to a release, Joshua Johnson, 44, was convicted of knowingly aiming a laser pointer at an aircraft. On August...
Man shot at Metro bus terminal downtown: Police
A man is hospitalized after a shooting at the Metro bus terminal in Downtown West late Monday morning.
Duo arrested for $4,000 cigarette heist in St. Charles
A man and a woman were arrested for stealing more than $4,000 worth of cigarettes from a liquor store in St. Charles.
