Edward Jones sued for racial discrimination in client transfers and pay
ST. LOUIS — A new federal lawsuit filed in St. Louis accuses Edward Jones of systemic racial discrimination against Black financial advisers, alleging the firm’s compensation and client-transfer policies favored white employees while limiting opportunities, pay and advancement for Black advisers. The proposed class-act
19-year-old with lengthy criminal history faces federal gun charge
A 19-year-old Hillsdale man faces up to 15 years in federal prison for possessing a gun modified with a sear switch.
Hillsdale Teen Felon Busted After Stolen Altima, Machine‑Gun Glock Chase In St. Louis
A 19-year-old Hillsdale man has admitted in federal court that he was a felon in possession of a firearm, prosecutors said, after an August arrest tied to a stolen 2024 Nissan Altima in St. Louis. Investigators say the case unraveled when officers tracked the car, the suspect ditched it and tried to bolt on foot, and p
Gunfire damages homes, cars in north St. Louis County; two charged
Two suspects accused of firing shots Tuesday in a north St. Louis County neighborhood, striking multiple homes and vehicles, are now behind bars on felony charges.
St. Louis police identify man killed at Washington Avenue bar
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has identified a man killed last weekend inside a bar on Washington Avenue.
Haine announces 15-year prison term for man who broke into woman’s home, attacked police...
Edwardsville, IL — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine announced today that a Granite City man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for breaking into a woman’s home and attacking a police officer who responded to the scene. Associate Judge Emily Nielsen on Wednesday sentenced Victor S. Dantzson, 52, to the Il
Creve Coeur woman used AI to generate nude pics of minors: Police
A Creve Coeur woman is appearing in St. Louis County Circuit Court Thursday for allegedly using AI to generate nude images of underage children.
Man dies after falling off construction equipment, run over in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — A man was killed after falling off construction equipment and was accidentally run over, St. Louis police said. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, officers and the Traffic Division are investigating after a man was fatally injured under the Compton overpass near Chouteau Avenue.
First responders practice water rescues at Six Flags
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - First responders hit the water Wednesday to train for any future water emergencies. The only place they could simulate rushing water was to hit “Thunder River” at Six Flags St. Louis. Multiple area fire departments are using this four-day training to...
First Alert Forward: Growing revenues at mixed-use developments in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Mixed-use developments, projects that provide a variety of residential, commercial and entertainment functions, are springing up around the region. Some of the city’s most successful projects in recent years include Ballpark Village, the Foundry and Union Station. As the city examines i
