Third suspect charged in St. Louis County Parks, soccer field burglaries
A Jefferson County man, a Wildwood man, and a Chesterfield woman are accused of stealing more than $25,000 in equipment and other property from the St. Louis County Parks Department and Lou Fusz Soccer Fields last summer.
Venezuelan woman enters blind plea for crash that killed 11-year-old
A Venezuelan woman in the country illegally entered a blind plea in St. Louis County Circuit Court and admitted causing a head-on collision that claimed the life of an 11-year-old boy.
Storms and summer heat in the forecast for Wednesday
Temperatures in the St. Louis region will rise to the mid-90s on Wednesday, with daily chances of isolated thunderstorms and a risk of localized downpours and flash flooding.
Bill overturning protections for Section 8 renters signed by Missouri governor
Local laws prohibiting landlords from discriminating against tenants who receive public assistance are unenforceable under legislation signed Monday by Gov. Mike Kehoe. The legislation takes aim at ordinances passed in several Missouri cities to protect tenants from discrimination based on the source of their income...
Feds investigating St. Louis police bodycam contract after whistleblower alleges rigged bid
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A showdown is brewing over millions of your tax dollars, and your safety is at stake. At the center of it: body cameras and other equipment for St. Louis police. First Alert 4 Investigates has confirmed a federal investigation is underway into how...
Red light cameras were approved in St. Louis City; First Alert 4 asks why...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Despite red light cameras being allowed in St. Louis City again, more than a year later they still are not being used. Lucas Peterson said that living near Tower Grove Park he sees people running red lights often. “I feel like people just...
With rebuilding plans taking shape, St. Louis officials focus on demand for contractors
It’s been nearly two months since an EF3 tornado damaged thousands of buildings in St. Louis, and rebuilding programs are slowly taking shape. In the past two weeks, Mayor Cara Spencer has announced efforts to help residents reconnect their electricity, stabilize buildings and make home repairs. The increase in...
Shooting suspect, accessory arrested in north St. Louis
Two individuals are in custody after a shooting that left one woman injured early Tuesday morning.
Oklahoma man charged with torturing dogs he was hired to transport, several found dead
A metro man is in trouble in St. Louis, Missouri--where he's accused of abusing and torturing dogs he was hired to transport.
City of St. Louis gives public opportunity to look at the Transportation and Mobility...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Creating a transportation system that makes people feel safe getting around St. Louis. That’s what the recently completed Transportation and Mobility Plan draft aims to outline, whether traveling by car, bike, or on foot. There are three opportunities this week to weigh...