Two hospitalized after domestic shooting in University City
One person was shot and another was injured during a domestic-related incident Monday evening in University City.
Petty St Louis prosecutor targeting severely disabled 85-year-old in case that has outraged city
Stephanie Karr, the Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Creve Coeur in St Louis, is doing everything in her power to level an assault charge against Norman Fishel, 85, his attorneys have said.
East St. Louis man charged in shooting near Downtown West restaurant
ST. LOUIS – An East St. Louis, Illinois, man appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court Monday afternoon for his role in a shootout near a Downtown West restaurant. The shooting happened March 15 near the Marquee Restaurant & Lounge in the 1900 block of Locust Street. According to the...
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: 50 Guns, 1,300 Grams, and $40K Cash: Inside KC’s Massive...
A multi-agency operation led by the Homeland Security Task Force executed federal search warrants across Kansas City, Missouri, taking 1,311 grams of fentanyl, 50 firearms, over 1.5 kilograms of methamphetamine, and nearly $40,000 in cash off the streets. Seven local residents, including a Mexican national, face severe
Walmart could be expanding its drone delivery service to St. Louis in the coming...
Drone company Wing is working with city officials in Manchester, Maplewood, St. Charles and Glen Carbon to set up launch sites. A public presentation about the business plan is scheduled to take place in St. Charles. Last week, the drone delivery service kicked off in Apopka, Fla., marking Walmart’s first...
A Ferguson food pantry desperately needs the community’s help to keep feeding families
St. Stephen’s & the Vine Episcopal Church’s food pantry in Ferguson serves about 60 people a week, but it might have to scale back if the pantry does not get more funding to keep the shelves stocked. The north St. Louis County emergency food pantry is open from...
UMSL’s Anchor Accelerator is all about growing local startups
Scott Morris is intentionally picky about which companies he chooses for the University of Missouri-St. Louis’ Anchor Accelerator, the business development program he runs as the director of UMSL’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center. St. Louis is awash with ventures that sustain their founders and maybe a few other
Looking For A New Healthcare Provider? Here Are 6 Black Female Doctors In St....
(The Good Brigade/Getty Images) Finding a doctor who listens, understands your history and makes you feel seen can change everything about your care. For many Black patients, that search also includes a hope. They want a provider who shares their lived experience. The research backs up why that matters. In fact, studie
Local author Chet Hardin details the toxic relationship behind a shocking crime in ‘The...
St. Louis–based investigative journalist Chet Hardin previously worked alongside author Toni Natalie to expose notorious “Hollywood sex cult” NXIVM in The Program: Inside the Mind of Keith Raniere and the Rise and Fall of NXIVM. Now, he’s turned his attention to another charismatic con man with malicious intent in The
Event parking switchover trips up downtown St. Louis visitors
For a while now, people arriving late to a concert at Enterprise Center or a game at Busch Stadium have justified their own tardiness by telling themselves some version of, Well, it’s after 7 p.m., so at least I don’t have to pay for parking. Hours later, many...

















