1 dead after multi-vehicle crash in St. Louis City
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A multi-vehicle crash in St. Louis City has left a woman dead, police say. The crash happened shortly after 7:30 p.m. near the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King and Euclid. A woman was killed in the crash. No other details on the...
Downtown Belleville hotspot leaving to make way for new bar and restaurant
Big Daddy’s 618 opened in 2005, bringing the vibes of its sister bar and restaurant in the Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis and helping to spur a downtown Belleville revival. Now owner Scott Schmelzel is moving on. He has sold the nearly 6,000-square-foot complex at 313 E. Main St. “It’s a tough business,” said Schmel
Teen charged after bystander shot in south city store
ST. LOUIS – A teenager has been charged following a shooting over the weekend that left one person in critical condition and injured another. According to officials, police were called to the 2900 block of Gravois Ave. for a shooting Saturday, Aug. 1. Upon their arrival, officers found a victim inside a business with a
WANTED: St. Louis police searching for rider who shot a Metro Bus
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis police are asking for help identifying the person accused of shooting at a Metro Bus. Around 10:30 a.m. on July 8, a rider got into an argument with a Metro bus driver. When the rider got off the bus at West Florissant and Emerson Avenues, he began yelling at the driver again
STL Fringe Fest returns to Grand Center
If you’re a fan of improvisational comedy, musical theater, or darkly absurd multiverse mash-ups, then you’re in luck. STL Fringe Fest, organized by St. Lou Fringe, returns August 4–9. The festival hosts 45 shows featuring independent artists, from a cabaret tribute to The Golden Girls to a haunting play about the Yell
Attend one of America’s most inspiring sports awards shows right here in St. Louis
Some of the most inspiring stories in sports don’t begin with a championship. They begin with an act of character. For more than 20 years, the Musial Awards has brought those stories and the selfless, remarkable people responsible for them to St. Louis, honoring everyone from Hall of Famers to everyday people whose act
‘Our tree is gone’: St. Louis County couple says tree was cut down days...
Four days after buying their first home, Alex Doehring and Larissa Coughlin returned to find a decades-old oak tree that once shaded their front yard had been cut down.
St. Louis CITY SC and Schnucks Team Back Up to Kick Hunger with Annual...
ST. LOUIS (August 3, 2026) – St. Louis CITY SC and Schnucks are once again joining forces to help fight food insecurity across the St. Louis region with the annual CITY x Schnucks Food Drive benefiting Operation Food Search. From August 5-11, fans and community members can visit any Schnucks location in the St. Louis m
Oakville residents oppose self-storage proposal
CLAYTON, Mo. – Residents in an Oakville subdivision are pushing back against a proposal to build a self-storage facility near their neighborhood, voicing concerns about safety, privacy and the impact on the community. The proposal calls for rezoning vacant property near Forder and Telegraph roads from residential to co
Brentwood officer accused of using license plate reader to stalk ex-wife
A Brentwood police officer is accused of using an automated license plate reader to stalk his ex-wife during a contentious divorce, but investigators determined no crime was committed under Missouri law.

















