St. Louis City tests tornado sirens, fire crews monitor each one directly
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Whether you were in North City or South City, you likely heard the outdoor warning sirens go off Monday morning. On Monday, the fire department did a monthly test of the siren system. However, this month, each siren was manned by fire crews to verify if the siren worked properly.
Downtown St. Louis hotel near Gateway Arch is for sale
A downtown St. Louis hotel is for sale. The Hampton Inn Downtown at the Gateway Arch, located at 333 Washington Ave., was listed without an advertised asking price. The property has an appraised value of $15.31 million, according to city of St. Louis records. Property taxes last year totaled $489,598.
A book drawn after Auschwitz liberation now has a St. Louis story to tell
This story is part of The Hidden Museum, a continuing series from the Jewish Light that explores remarkable artifacts held by St. Louis museums. These pieces represent only a fraction of what institutions like the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum preserve behind the scenes. Through this series, we surface the stories attached to objects not always on public display and examine how history...
North St. Louis shooting leaves one injured, police investigate
A man was killed in a shooting Monday evening in north St. Louis, according to police.
13-year-old accused of killing student, injuring another in shooting at track meet
FERGUSON, Mo. (WKRC) - A 13-year-old was accused of murdering a young student and injuring another during a shooting at a school track meet. According to a release from the Ferguson Police Department, officers responded to the parking lot of the STEAM Academy at McCluer South Berkeley High School at around 7 p.m. on March 31 regarding a report of shots fired. A multi-school track...
St. Louis County Man Pleads Guilty in $637K COVID Relief Fraud Scheme, Sought $8.5M
ST. LOUIS, Missouri — A man from St. Louis County has pleaded guilty to defrauding federal pandemic relief programs and the Social Security Administration of more than $637,000, according to federal prosecutors. The defendant, Preston Randall, 62, entered his plea Monday in federal court, admitting to multiple fraud-related charges...
Police investigating deadly shooting near UMSL
Police are investigating a deadly shooting near the University of Missouri-St. Louis(UMSL)
St. Louis mayor supports combining city and county emergency agencies
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer said she would support merging city and county emergency management agencies during a press conference on Thursday. She said she posed that question last week to regional leadership during an East-West Gateway Council of Governments meeting. Spencer said bringing together local entities would enable the region to "better utilize each other's resources" when responding to natural disasters like...
This Missouri Family Farm Is Filled With Animal Encounters And Plenty To Do All...
You know those places that seem like they will be a simple family stop, then somehow turn into the kind of outing that takes over the whole day? This Missouri farm has exactly that kind of pull, especially once the animal encounters start stealing everyone’s attention. Kids get excited...
East St. Louis hopes to revive $2.7B pollution case against Monsanto with appeal
East St. Louis is hoping to revive its claims for massive fines over alleged pollution from the old Monsanto chemical plant in Sauget by appealing a recent ruling against the city. U.S. District Judge David W. Dugan of the Southern District of Illinois dismissed the city’s 2021 lawsuit against Monsanto and its successor companies , arguing it was filed too late. The statutes of limitations and...











