Two shot, one killed in Soulard; apparent gun sale leads to shooting
Two people were shot and one was killed late Tuesday evening in St. Louis' Soulard neighborhood. Police say the shooting stemmed from an apparent gun sale.
9 Small-Town Missouri Diners That Have Been Flipping Pancakes For Generations
Missouri has a soft spot for the classic small-town diner, the kind of place where the coffee keeps coming and the griddle rarely cools down. Some of these spots have been serving breakfast to the same families for decades, passing recipes and routines from one generation to the next. If...
Nearly 160 residents being forced out of the Mark Twain Hotel
Back in July 2026, the Missouri Attorney General’s office sent a notice to the owners of the Mark Twain Hotel in downtown St. Louis regarding illegal activity occurring on the property, as well as health and safety concerns inside the building, and demanded that these issues be addressed.
‘I want our street back’: Overgrown lots frustrating South City residents
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A vacant lot filled with weeds taller than most people is what Carla Ennis and other residents on Iowa Avenue have to look at daily. “That’s a lot of grass, I mean, look at all that,” said Carla Ennis. “It’s really been just growing and growing and growing.”
Homeless advocates say they fought for unusual cooling station
ST. LOUIS – Drivers told FOX 2 News about an outdoor water device they’ve seen that’s being used as a shower and clothes washing machine. It’s at the end of North 10th Street and dead ends into the eastbound approach of the Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge.
Superintendent recommends closing, repurposing 12 St. Louis Public Schools buildings
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry issued a formal recommendation Tuesday night to consolidate and close more than a dozen district buildings and to address academics in the district. The recommendation is not final. A final recommendation is expected next month.
The Clydesdale opens Thursday at Ballpark Village
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Ballpark Village is opening a new bar and restaurant paying tribute to the Clydesdales. The Clydesdale is an upscale American tavern with James Beard Award-winning chef Kevin Nashan behind it. The Clydesdale officially opens on Thursday. Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from...
Photos: SLMPD looking for owners of recovered stolen property
Detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are looking for the owner(s) of several items they believe may have been stolen from homes in or near the 3000 block of Miami Avenue within the last 30 to 45 days.
Family demands answers in death of Rochelle Taylor
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate the death of Rochelle Taylor, who was found critically injured in the street on August 20. Officers initially responded to the scene as a potential hit-and-run after Taylor was found lying near 3951 Olive Street.
Drivers question Eads Bridge safety after fatal accident
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. – A fatal accident on the Eads Bridge last week has drawn attention to damaged safety features on the road. A Metro East woman, Tourrie Frazier, died in a car wreck on the bridge last Wednesday night. East St. Louis authorities say it appears she hit the median, but they do not know yet what caused
