Florissant woman faces charges after stealing more than a dozen liquor bottles, police say
FLORISSANT, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Florissant woman faces charges after police said she stole more than a dozen liquor bottles. Cassandra Jackson, 34, faces one felony count of stealing $750 or more and one misdemeanor count of stealing, according to the Florissant Police Department. Jackson stole about 18...
Missouri’s Best Hot Dog Comes From a Guy Named Steve
If you want the best hot dog in Missouri, you need to talk to a guy named Steve.
More people are dying here than are being born
The St. Louis region is #1 in a new category. Decline in births.
Man used fake checks to steal cars in St. Louis, St. Charles County: Police
Arrest warrants have been issued in St. Louis City and St. Charles County for a man accused of passing fraudulent checks in order to steal high-priced vehicles.
St. Louis THC shop to shut down over illegal sales
Pressure STL, a south St. Louis smoke shop, will shut down and destroy its products after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway accused the business of selling illegal THC products, including some that resembled popular candies and snacks.
St. Louis Battlehawks trade for quarterback
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis Battlehawks have traded for Dallas Renegades quarterback Luis Perez. For Perez, the team will trade offensive tackle Corey Stewart. “With our current injury situation, it was important to add depth at the quarterback position, and this move accomplishes that,” said...
Cases highlight children exposed to drugs at home
Multiple cases this week involving young children testing positive for illegal drugs are highlighting the risks faced by children living with parents who struggle with substance use disorder.
Brooklyn, Illinois, residents left without mail as post office closes
BROOKLYN, Ill. — The Illinois Village of Brooklyn — also known as Lovejoy — is currently without mail service. The local post office is dark, and the doors are locked. For residents like Leslie Milton, the daily walk to the mailbox has become a journey to nowhere.
WWII Survivor Visits Collinsville High School to Share Story of His Undying Commitment to...
On April 15, Collinsville High School social studies students were honored with an opportunity to meet Tony Foulds and hear his personal story of lifelong gratitude for a United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) air crew that spared his life during World War II. Foulds, 90, was visiting St. Louis this week from England. The journey involved his first airplane flight and his first...
First Alert Forward: The Push to Market Washington Avenue as a Growing STL Neighborhood
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - As more people move into Downtown St. Louis, local businesses are making a marketing push to sell the neighborhood as a walkable destination for urban living. Washington Ave. in particular has experienced rapid residential growth in recent years, as well as a number...
