Saint Louis MO

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A homeless man faces felony charges after police said he stabbed a man in the face near the Columbus Square neighborhood last week. Al Spencer, 62, faces charges of first-degree assault and armed criminal action after an incident that took place in a parking lot near North 14th Street a

ST. LOUIS – Hundreds of dollars in cash could be hiding somewhere around St. Louis, and thousands of people are racing to find it. John Wilbers is the man behind Cash Stash STL, a viral social media account that hides cash around the St. Louis area and posts clues about where to find it. Wilbers provides the money for

ST. CHARLES, Mo. — August 12, 2026 — Bertagni 1882 USA Inc., a subsidiary of Ebro Foods, plans to establish a $36.4 million food manufacturing facility in St. Charles, Missouri. The project will create 150 jobs over two phases while expanding Bertagni’s manufacturing and distribution capabilities across the...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Demolition is underway at a historic nightclub in north St. Louis. The former Club Imperial on West Florissant Avenue once hosted legendary acts such as Tina Turner and Chuck Berry. However, city leaders said the building has continued to deteriorate and must be torn down to make way fo

ST. LOUIS – While the focus is the dangerous heat, we are monitoring a complex of storms near Omaha early Wednesday morning, along a boundary that is attempting to sink south into the region. This boundary has a hard time punching into St. Louis completely, but this complex of storms is expected to fade as […]

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) — Developers broke ground this week on four affordable homes at 3502 through 3508 Morgan Ford Road in Tower Grove South, ending roughly 15 years of vacancy on a former gas station site. Tower Grove Community Development Corporation said the project took about...

A 90-year-old Ferguson woman says the place she has called home for more than a decade no longer feels safe.

St. Louis food lovers will have to wait a little longer for the return of a beloved local tradition, but its new owners promise the delay will yield a festival that puts neighborhood restaurants and families first.

Nearly two years after suffering a traumatic brain injury in the line of duty, Ferguson Police Officer Travis “T.J.” Brown will receive a specially adapted home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.

A Belleville man alleges local police spent a year trying to force his landlord to evict him from a rental home after falsely arresting him in a family dispute over children not doing their chores. Martinez Staten, 36, served as his own attorney to fight a domestic battery charge, which was dismissed in March, and an e