Saint Louis MO

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A death investigation is underway in North City. Thursday night, police say they are investigating the death of a man in the 5200 block of Theodosia, which is near Sherman Park. Other information was not immediately known.

Siouxland officials were dispatched to the Missouri River on Thursday night for a possible person in the river.

A wave of violent public safety incidents hit the Metro East region this week. Investigators are seeking public help after armed suspects opened fire in Cahokia Heights, while local officers dealt with a street knife attack and a high-speed pursuit that ended against a Swansea curb. Overview: Metro East police...

St. Louis police have made an arrest and named three more persons of interest connected to a street takeover early Sunday in the Bevo neighborhood of south St. Louis.

For St. Louis, the past 10 years have been the decade of the speed hump. There were none in the City of St. Louis in 2017. Now there are more than 2,000. City planning executive Scott Ogilvie says it’s his understanding the first speed hump in a public right of way was constructed by the Saint Louis Zoo on Berthold Ave

An Illinois man said he is lucky to be alive after a medical emergency caused him to collapse at a Granite City gym.

Kansas City’s riverfront is about to get a massive face-lift thanks to $185 million in fresh financing for CPKC Stadium. But behind the economic excitement, this week brought deep civic heart: the metro said goodbye to longtime drag icon Melinda Ryder while local firefighters climbed thousands of steps to honor heroes

German music, dancing and refreshments will be highlighted at the Oktoberfest set for Friday through Sunday at Donau Park, 5020 W. Four Ridge Road in House Springs. The German Cultural Society of St. Louis annual event takes place from 5-10 p.m. Friday, 5-10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.

There is a spot near downtown St. Louis where the walls are covered in stickers, art, and years of scribbled memories, and the kitchen turns out Cajun and Creole cooking that regulars talk about long after the plates are cleared. Live music spills onto the patio most nights, ball game crowds pour in before first pitch,

City officials say copper wire thefts have escalated in recent months; hitting the riverfront, the Eads Bridge, and other locations.