North St. Louis County brewing company closing its doors after 15 years
FERGUSON, Mo. — A north St. Louis County brewing company is closing its doors after over 15 years. Ferguson Brewing Company announced Friday on Facebook that its last day of service will be Dec. 20. "After 15 and a half years of riding the roller coasters of ups and...
Spencer’s crackdown on family and medical leave yields results at City Hall
In late August, when Mayor Cara Spencer tightened up the city’s relatively lax policies pertaining to family and medical leave, it wasn’t the sort of move at City Hall that garners big headlines—but it seems to be having a big impact. Prior to the change, under a...
Mosquito-borne virus surging in Missouri, killing 3 and hospitalizing 15
MISSOURI, USA — Three people have died and 15 have been hospitalized by West Nile Virus in Missouri as of Oct. 4, according to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. At least 16 cases have been confirmed in the state, but more are under investigation. St. Louis...
The Best Reuben Sandwich In Missouri Is Hiding Inside This No-Frills Burger Joint
In the historic Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis sits an unassuming brick building with a green awning that harbors a culinary secret worth driving across state lines to discover. Jack Nolen’s may be renowned for their smashburgers, but tucked within their focused menu lies what might be Missouri’s most perfect...
Collinsville man charged after 110 mph police chase that nearly hit school bus
36-year-old Collinsville driver nearly struck school bus in 110 mph chase
String of car break-ins leaves STL residents frustrated
It’s an issue St. Louis residents say has become far too common: car break-ins. On Saturday, a teen was shot-and-killed in south St. Louis after police say he pulled a gun on a resident who confronted him for breaking-into cars there.
Car hits South City business
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A south St. Louis business is cleaning up after a car crashed into its building on Wednesday afternoon, causing significant damage to the front of the structure. The crash occurred at Smart Maintenance on Gravois Avenue near Ellenwood Avenue. Police said the driver...
Short-term rental regulations languish in St. Louis, despite judge’s go-ahead
Nearly a year ago, the city of St. Louis became the last big city in the country to enact regulations on short-term rentals. The bill passed by the Board of Aldermen was a hard-fought compromise that sought to balance the interest of real estate investors with neighbors who considered Airbnb and VRBO a blight.
Residents fear more violence after 5 shot in north St. Louis
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have identified the man killed in a shooting at a balloon release Wednesday night as Angelo Davis. He was 18.
Sheriff Montgomery now facing felony charges
According to charging documents, in a recorded phone call Montgomery can be heard complaining about three employees talking with the federal government.
