Woman shot near church in Hyde Park neighborhood
A woman was critically injured in a shooting in north St. Louis Wednesday afternoon.
71-year-old stranded overnight at hospital after ride is canceled
Bernita Cole was left stranded at Saint Louis University Hospital for over 24 hours due to a transportation issue with Missouri's Medicaid system.
General Mills to close pet food and pizza crust facilities in Missouri
General Mills said it will close three facilities in Missouri as part of an effort to improve the company's supply chain. The Minnesota-based company will shutter a pizza crust manufacturing facility in St. Charles, Missouri, and two pet food plants in Joplin, Missouri, under an initiative to "increase the...
28-year-old identified in fatal Fairground shooting
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) have provided updates in the fatal shooting death of a 28-year-old man in the Fairground neighborhood on Sept. 25.
Tucker Boulevard bike lanes will improve pedestrian safety, St. Louis leaders say
St. Louis can expect to see bike lanes and improvements to pedestrian safety on Tucker Boulevard thanks to a city collaboration with biking advocates. The Tucker Bike-Walk-Bus project is a .94-mile trail that will connect Washington and Chouteau avenues. Part of the project includes transforming Tucker Boulevard to a...
2 women wanted for stealing food from grocery store: SLMPD
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) is searching for two women who are wanted for allegedly stealing food from a grocery store in the Tower Grove East neighborhood on Sept. 22. Officials say the incident happened in the 2700 block of South Grand Boulevard. SLMPD...
Mayor signs bill easing requirements on ‘mother-in-law suites’ as housing push continues
In another step toward cutting red tape for new construction, St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer signed a bill making it easier to build detached dwellings on properties throughout the city. The bill adds accessory dwelling units — often called mother-in-law suites or carriage houses — to the list of buildings...
Hawley wants answers from FEMA following reports of delayed tornado assistance in St. Louis
U.S. Sen. John Hawley, R-Mo., says he wants answers after reports the Federal Emergency Management Agency delayed response to the May 16 EF3 tornado that ripped through St. Louis. In a letter to FEMA, Hawley said residents of disaster areas should receive approved federal assistance in a "timely manner.”. “St....
St. Louis judge rules on Sheriff Montgomery’s request for temporary restraining order
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A St. Louis judge ruled on temporary restraining orders for Sheriff Alfred Montgomery. In September, the sheriff asked a judge to block the city from implementing Board Bill 33, arguing the ordinance was illegal and conflicted with state law. He requested a temporary restraining order...
TLC surprises St. Louis singer
A legendary R&B group walks into a bar in downtown St. Louis; this is not a setup to a joke. It ended up becoming a dream come true for a local musician.
