1-year-old shot in leg: SLMPD
District 5 officers are trying to find leads regarding where the shooting occurred, as well as who is responsible.
STL approves $2.8M to help tornado victims rebuild
Months after the May tornado ripped through parts of St. Louis, recovery continues for families still struggling to rebuild.
‘God’s going to work something out’: Church torn down due to tornado damage
The church hasn’t let losing their building stop them from worshiping or serving their community or from meeting every Sunday at various locations.
Federal felon charged in fatal shooting outside cocktail lounge
Homicide investigators have made an arrest for a fatal shooting outside a north St. Louis cocktail lounge this past August.
Arnold Police arrest two for allegedly stealing U-Haul truck
Arnold Police arrested a man and woman, both from St. Louis, after they arrived at a gas station in a U-Haul truck that was reported stolen in Chicago. The woman also allegedly had a substance suspected of being methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in her purse, police reported. An officer on...
New breakfast spot coming from popular salad restaurant in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — Chef Josh Smith is adding a new food concept inside his existing restaurant Neon Greens. Biscuit Town, which operated as a pop-up earlier this year, is now available at Smith's chef-driven salad spot. Biscuit Town is available Thursday through Monday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and will offer three biscuit...
Charity Boss Allegedly Spent $10 Million In Taxpayer Money To Buy Mansions
Prosecutors said that the head of New Heights Community Resource Center used taxpayer money to buy homes for her family and a luxury car for her boyfriend.
Illinois Driver’s Bold Act of Faith Saves Stranger’s Life
Illinois DoorDash driver donates kidney to stranger from Missouri after seeing Facebook plea, proving faith, kindness, and community still thrive.
Officials rescue man hanging from broadcast tower in Affton
Emergency responders are on their way to rescue a man hanging from KSDK's broadcast tower in Affton Wednesday afternoon.
Contractor files $820K lien on BJC’s new hospital tower
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Barnes-Jewish Hospital’s Plaza West Tower faces an $820,000 mechanic lien from a contractor for electrical work done in the building. According to court documents, the contractor, BRK Electrical Contractors, filed the mechanical lien on October 4 for a remaining balance for electrical...

















