Dozens of flights delayed at Lambert Airport
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Dozens of flights both arriving and departing from St. Louis Lambert International Airport have been delayed on Monday. The delays in St. Louis follow hundreds of flights canceled in the U.S. Northeast due to technical problems at a key regional air traffic control center.
From the streets to the suites
Long before Patricia Gray was catering meals for entertainers or serving steady crowds from Chef Pat’s Kitchen on Goodfellow Boulevard, she was selling plates to barbershops, beauty salons and businesses along the same North St. Louis corridor. The side hustle started partly out of necessity. Gray, known as Chef...
Maryville man charged with assaulting deputy, blocking order service
38-year-old Maryville man accused of pointing air rifle at deputy serving order
Missouri rescuers pull 62 cats from 2 hoarding homes, including under a truck hood
"They didn't want to be caught. So that always is a challenge."
As Ferguson reconsiders $1.5B data center tax break, nonprofit donation faces scrutiny
This Tuesday, the Ferguson City Council will revisit a plan to put a data center on the old Emerson campus, a development spearheaded by lawyer-turned-real estate mogul Jim Onder. The council narrowly rejected the $1.5 billion tax incentive plan in May 2026 before members Nick Kasoff and LaMika Covington announced they
Where to find the best gooey butter cake in St. Louis
Britt Royal began her baked goods business with an inclusive vision: Everyone deserves great desserts, even if they are gluten-free. That philosophy animated her operation at the Kirkwood Farmer’s Market and is what underpins her Kirkwood storefront, where she served up a wonderful, celiac-friendly version of the St. L
Health officials warn of measles exposure in St. Louis, Pacific, Chesterfield
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced a possible measles exposure at several locations around St. Louis, including a Cardinals game. DHSS and other health officials said the exposures happened on Saturday, Sept. 12, Sunday, Sept. 13, and Monday, Sept. 14. They released a list of the times...
Confirmed measles case sparks warnings in St. Louis area
A confirmed measles case in the St. Louis area has health officials warning residents about potential exposures, urging people to check for symptoms.
Illinois woman killed in overnight crash on I-270
One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 270 overnight Monday.
Caregiver charged with $98K theft from MS patient
A caregiver is accused of financially exploiting an MS patient at a Town and Country nursing home by stealing tens of thousands of dollars via improper Cash App transactions.
