Ready, Set, Weekend: St. Louis events Sept. 4-7
Mother Nature may be keeping the heat around for this Labor Day weekend, but there is still plenty to do in St. Louis.
‘I will see you at your house’ – Man charged for threatening a St....
A man accused of threatening a St. Louis judge at the city courthouse earlier this week and telling the judge "I will see you at your house" is now facing a felony charge.
9 Missouri Restaurants Where The Toasted Ravioli Is Worth The Drive
Toasted ravioli got its start in St. Louis, and this crispy, breaded, fried pasta has become one of Missouri’s most beloved appetizers. If you love this crunchy little bite as much as I do, it is worth pointing your car toward the places that do it best. Some are...
The largest graffiti festival in the world is taking place at the Riverfront
Paint Louis brings over 400 artists to the floodwall over the Labor Day weekend.
Second dog captured after fatal stray dog attack in Washington Park
Authorities have captured several dogs as part of ongoing efforts to trap a pack of stray dogs following the death of a 68-year-old man last week.
2 officers resign after shooting of teens at McDonald’s in North County
ST. LOUIS COUNTY (First Alert 4) - Two police officers have resigned almost two months after an officer-involved shooting took place at a North County McDonald’s in July. The shooting happened on July 5 on Bellefontaine Road near Larimore. It came after a pool party on Prendergast Lane in Spanish Lake turned into a gat
Florissant-Area Woman Accused of Dragging Brother With Car in Money Dispute
A 32-year-old St. Louis County woman is behind bars on a $100,000 cash-only bond after prosecutors say she used her car to run over and drag her own brother during a fight over money on Greenmoor Gardens Court. Markeitta R. Butler is charged with first-degree assault or attempted first-degree assault and armed criminal
Downtown St. Louis YMCA to close at the end of 2026
The Downtown St. Louis YMCA at the MX is preparing to close doors at the end of the 2026 calendar year.
St. Louis hospital saves Nebraska boy’s leg from amputation, inspiring medical career
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Seventeen-year-old Brody Linell’s life could look very different today. Born with his left leg shorter than the other, Brody’s future was highly uncertain at his one-year checkup. “A certain specialist was thinking we probably ought to amputate his leg,” said Tom...
Remembering Reggie Jones; Dellwood mayor honored at funeral
A procession of police and first responders made their way to New Sunny Mount Baptist Church in St. Louis City’s Mark Twain neighborhood as family and friends gathered to pay their respects to Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones, who died last month.
