Overnight Shooting Kills One in Mark Twain, Sixth Violent Case Since March
One person is dead after a shooting overnight in the Mark Twain neighborhood of North St. Louis, according to police. Details on the exact location, the victim's identity, and any suspect information have not yet been released. The fatal shooting was first reported by KMOV, which confirmed one death following...
Ferguson police chief apologizes after ‘disrespectful’ Facebook comment sparks backlash
An internal review is underway at the Ferguson Police Department after a comment posted to the agency’s Facebook page sparked community backlash and prompted an apology from the police chief.
Spurned ex-girlfriend accused of stealing cars, Andy Warhol print
A St. Louis woman accused of stealing her ex-boyfriend’s cars and other valuable items, including an Andy Warhol print, has been ordered to appear in court next month.
Jimmy John’s worker accused of shooting 14-year-old girl after argument inside restaurant
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV/Gray News) - A disagreement between a woman and individuals associated with a Jimmy John’s near the Saint Louis University Campus ended with a 14-year-old girl getting shot in the leg, police said. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police, just before 6 p.m., District 4...
St. Louis police release photos to help identify people, cars linked to street takeover
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is looking for several people and vehicles involved in a street takeover at Bevo Mill on Sunday morning. The takeover occurred at the intersection of Morgan Ford Road and Gravois Avenue around 1:20 a.m., according to police....
Missouri lawmaker renews push to address squatters
ARNOLD, Mo. – A Missouri lawmaker has refiled legislation aimed at making it easier to remove squatters from private property. Last month, FOX 2 spoke with Felicia Rouldson, an inspection manager whose company works to rehab vacant homes in south St. Louis. She said squatters have become a problem in the area.
Fallen power pole leaves north St. Louis homeowner without answers on who’s responsible
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A fallen power pole in his backyard is causing problems for north St. Louis homeowner Rex Otten. The pole fell Saturday afternoon, leading him to call the fire department. Responding officers taped the area off for safety. “Well, my cable and my electric...
The Unsuspecting Missouri Deli That’s Been Quietly Making The Best Sandwiches For Years
If a deli makes the best sandwiches in Missouri and nobody outside the Hill neighborhood knows about it, is it still the best sandwich in Missouri?. Yes, obviously, but that’s also a problem we’re going to fix right now. Gioia’s Deli sits on a corner in St. Louis’s...
Charges filed in Tower Grove East, Benton Park thefts, break-ins
A St. Louis woman is facing nearly a dozen charges after stealing motorized bikes and other valuable items from homes across two south city neighborhoods.
Historic 5-Story Downtown St. Louis Building Filled with Antiques Slashes Price to $800K to...
Homebuyers looking for a property bursting with personality are in luck, with a five-story St. Louis, MO coming to the market for $800,000. Built at the turn of the 20th century for the National Cash Register, the 12,000 square-foot “The Cosmopolitan" later became a showroom for Clark Peeper Furniture. And, in more rec
