Why this St. Louis nursing home ranked among the country’s best
Delmar Gardens South has been recognized as a Best Nursing Home for 2026 by U.S. News & World Report, receiving a High-Performance designation. U.S. News’ annual evaluation of nursing homes is highly selective, recognizing fewer than 19% of the nearly 15,000 evaluated. This designation is reserved only for...
Sentenced for robbery, man commits another robbery that same day: Police
A St. Louis man appeared in court Monday afternoon for committing an armed robbery the same day he pleaded guilty to a different robbery.
Car goes airborne and smashes into St. Louis pet clinic
Video captured the moment a car went airborne and smashed into a St. Louis pet clinic, causing thousands of dollars in damage. The driver was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and the cause of the crash is under investigation. KSDK’s Reagan Di Trolio reports.
St. Louis officer charged with harassing, assaulting mother of his child
ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis police officer was taken into custody after prosecutors say he misused his position of authority to harass the mother of his child. Terrence M. Ruffin, 33, was charged Monday with three counts of first-degree harassment and one count each of misuse of official information by a public servant,...
Suspected cop shooter could face 100 years in prison
The man accused of seriously wounding a Granite City police officer last week was charged Monday and could face up to 100 years in Illinois prison if convicted of those charges.
Man Charged With Felonies For Thefts, Resisting Arrest
A Kirkwood man has been charged with multiple felonies including stealing, receiving stolen property and resisting arrest. Adrian L. Thompson, 50, of the 300 block of Saratoga Street, faces felony charges of two counts of stealing (fourth or subsequent offense within 10 years), one count of receiving stolen property...
St. Louis Vacancy Collaborative will eliminate all paid staff as city grant ends
The nonprofit St. Louis Vacancy Collaborative, a coalition “committed to reducing vacant property in St. Louis,” is shedding its three paid staff members at the end of the year and going back to a volunteer and contractor-run model. Its board chair, Peter Hoffman, says those changes come at...
Wallet thief caught while picking up Little Caesars pizza: Records
Charges have been filed after a man was caught with a stolen wallet at a Little Caesar's over the weekend.
St. Louis’ guaranteed basic income pilot showed some uplift
As the city of St. Louis releases today the results of its guaranteed basic income pilot program, your take on whether it succeeded will depend on how you define success. When Mayor Tishaura Jones and Treasurer Adam Layne announced, in October 2023, the details of the $5 million program—giving $500 a month, no...
St. Louis police arrest teen escapee
A 16-year-old escapee from the St. Louis Juvenile Detention Center was arrested in south St. Louis on Friday, after police say they spotted him attempting to forcibly enter several homes. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, undercover detectives from its Anti-Crime Task Force were conducting...
