Officer shoots suspect that fired into crowd of 400 juveniles at St. Ann dance...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A suspect shot into a crowd of 400 juveniles and was then shot by police outside a dance studio on Adie Road on Saturday evening. Police say they responded to a dance studio at the 3500 block of Adie Street around 10:30 p.m. due to reports of gunfire in a large crowd of about 400 juveni
Potentially record breaking heat continues one more day, cold front moves in Sunday
ST. LOUIS – We have one more very hot day ahead before a cold front brings some relief to the region. We could see another record-warm day today, with highs in the mid to upper 90s. Weakening showers could reach a few of our western and northern communities early Sunday, but most areas should remain […]
Ryan Richmond-McDavis Adds to Cardinal Ritter’s No. 3 Tradition With 3-TD Game
4-Star 2028 Cardinal Ritter (Mo.) wide receiver Ryan Richmond-McDavis had a career game with three touchdowns in a shootout loss to visiting Nebraska powerhouse Millard South on Friday
Missouri’s Most Legendary Donut Shop Has A Delicious Secret That Keeps People Coming Back
Pull apart the apple fritter at Missouri’s best donut shop, and the glaze shatters like glass. Underneath is soft yeasted dough and chunks of spiced apple, and the recipe behind it has not been altered since the Eisenhower administration. The thing is roughly the size of a dinner plate; it costs under two dollars, and
Three women charged after neglected and dead pets found in home
Three women have been charged after more than 20 neglected and dead pets were found in their Glen Carbon home. Hannah Perry, 25, Donna Perry, 77, and Melani Norem, 31, all of the 200 block of Glen Carbon Road, are each charged with eight counts of aggravated cruelty to animals and eight counts of cruelty to animals.
Area hospitals receive top local, statewide ratings
Four St. Louis area hospitals were recently recognized for excellence by U.S. News & World Report, making the publication’s list of Best Regional Hospitals for 2026-2027 as well as receiving top performance ratings for certain procedures and their high level of skill in treating specific medical conditions. Barnes-Jewi
Woman pleads guilty to stealing $100K meant for sick St. Louis-area pets
A woman has admitted to stealing more than $100,000 in donations meant to help sick pets in the St. Louis region and using the money for personal expenses is now behind bars.
St. Louis’ Crime Chime – The Mansion Built on Empty Stomachs: Nonprofit Boss Connie...
When federal agents pulled up to a quiet cul-de-sac in St. Charles, Missouri, moving boxes replaced million-dollar luxury. Connie Bobo, the trusted face of New Heights Community Resource Center, is now inmate-bound for 16 years after pocketing nearly $20 million meant to feed low-income children during after-school and
When an 18-Wheeler Crash Leaves Lasting Consequences
An accident involving an 18-wheeler can leave a person dealing with far more than damaged vehicles. The size and weight of a fully loaded commercial truck can produce severe impacts, serious injuries, expensive medical treatment, and long periods away from work. For an injured person and their family, the days after th
St. Louis fire department launches recruitment push amid staffing shortage
The St. Louis Fire Department is 80 members short of full staffing, according to Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson. The department is now recruiting to fill the gap.

















