St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Tased at Elephant Rocks: Registered Offender Michael Barton Pleads Guilty...
Ranger intervention at a state park leads to federal guilty plea for registry evasion and child sexual abuse material possession. The Missouri breeze was crisp and clear that autumn afternoon, Near Elephant Rocks where granite blocks reflect the coming moon. A cruiser rolled with watchful eyes across the public space,
Missouri Minister Faces Trial Over $1.2M Church Loan Fraud, Bought $133K Mercedes
A Missouri minister known to his congregation as Apostle K.C. Sparks goes on trial today in St. Louis, accused of orchestrating a $1.2 million pandemic loan fraud scheme that prosecutors say siphoned money from his own parishioners to fund a $133,000 Mercedes, a second Mercedes worth $108,000, and designer shoes. Kenne
Kirkwood Greentree Festival Runs Sept. 18-20
Now in its 65th year, the Greentree Festival is scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18-20, at Kirkwood Park, 111 S. Geyer Road. The annual event is a free, family-friendly festival featuring live music, artisan crafts, hands-on kids’ activities, delicious food and a hometown parade that gets underway at 10
Patrick Cantlay, Gary Woodland play way into Tour Championship; Ryan Fox barely holds on,...
ST. LOUIS — Patrick Cantlay extolled the virtues of patience this week in the BMW Championship, but it was his resilience that earned him a berth in the Tour Championship. With four bounce-back birdies, the last of which spurred a three-birdie run to close out the final round, Cantlay cobbled together a two-under 68 on
Webster University Introduces “Fast Track” Program To Address Regional Nursing Shortage
Webster University recently announced a new program to fast track those who want to become nurses. The institution is teaming up with prestigious nursing school Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing for a new, direct pathway called “Direct-Admit BSN,” which will transform the nursing program at both schools.
St. Louis Zoo animals go to the doctor too — and their care is...
Have you ever heard of a sea lion having a dental exam? Or an elephant getting its yearly checkup? It turns out that those often inconvenient but necessary trips to the dentist or doctor aren’t just for humans. The St. Louis Zoo is an accredited organization under the Association...
Thousands return to classes for new year at St. Louis Public Schools
ST. LOUIS – Thousands of students are expected back in St. Louis Public Schools on Monday as the district begins a new school year. SLPS says “Future Ready” is both a plan for the year and a longer-term effort to reshape the district as enrollment declines. SLPS...
Watch: Gary Woodland hits rare topped tee shot at BMW while in contention
Gary Woodland picked a bad time to look like one of us. Woodland cold-topped his tee shot at the 436-yard, par 4 ninth hole at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis on Sunday in the final round of the BMW Championship , the second leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. "I haven't done that in a long, long time," he said, already
Crash temporarily blocks northbound lanes of Interstate 270 in Bridgeton
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A crash involving three vehicles blocked all northbound lanes of Interstate 270 near Bridgeton on Monday. The Missouri Department of Transportation said the crash occurred around 8:24 a.m. on Monday. The Bridgeton Police Department said the crash involved two cars and a box...
Leftover food from BMW Championship goes to St. Louis homeless shelter
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A truckload of surplus food from this year’s BMW Championship is going to Gateway180, a homeless shelter in downtown St. Louis. Gateway180 was the sole nonprofit organization selected to receive the surplus food from the tournament, according to a media alert from the organization. Gate

















