Saint Louis MO

Community leaders are doing their part to prevent further youth violence, after the city experienced a number of deadly shootings across the area in recent weeks.

A 23-year-old Airman assigned to Vandenberg Space Force Base died after the heavy equipment he was operating rolled down an embankment on base, military officials announced Friday.

The family of a 27-year-old Jefferson County man who has been missing for over month is asking the public to help bring him home safely.

Flashing emergency lights sliced through the midnight fog this week as investigators pieced together a volatile wave of regional violence tearing across Missouri. From heartbreaking retaliations in parked cars to a coordinated multi-county child protection sting, local law enforcement had their hands completely full. A

After five months of renovations, the newly reimagined Orthwein Star Bay is open to the public, making the iconic St. Louis landmark the most advanced hybrid planetarium in the United States.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Traffic is delayed on eastbound Interstate 64 due to a vehicle fire. The road was closed for a short time due to the fire, but traffic is now moving through. A spokesperson from Monarch Fire Protection District informed First Alert 4 that the...

The hand-painted Art Deco murals wrap around the room like a story you have not heard yet, and the sundaes arrive tall enough to make you reconsider your life choices. This Missouri café serves sky-high sundaes and scratch-made malts in a space that feels like a time capsule from the nineteen thirties.

All St. Louis-area Pasta House locations have stopped serving Pasta House salads, for now, as federal health officials investigate a rise in cyclospora illnesses nationwide.

Just one week ago, two very malnourished puppies were found roaming the streets on Broadway in St. Louis. Fortunately, they were brought into Stray Rescue of St. Louis. Upon arrival, their yellow ears were indicative of jaundice; they were both dehydrated and very anemic. These two innocent victims of obvious...

H.E.R.O.E.S. Care, a nonprofit supporting Missouri military members and their families, stepped up with a big donation Saturday morning, giving 1,000 suits to military, police, fire and EMS professionals.