13-year-old shot in Baden neighborhood: SLMPD
Officers say they are working to find the alleged shooter.
$57K reward offered in hate crime case
Clayton Police are intensifying efforts to try and find the person responsible for setting fire to cars outside a Jewish family’s home in early August. They say groups have combined to offer a $57,000 reward for tips.
St. Louis honors paramedic Lt. Sarah McCarthy with hero’s sendoff
The morning commute took on a somber tone, with a police escort leading family, friends, and fellow first responders from St. Charles County to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis.
St. Louis County to require training, hiring goals for all major contractors
A pair of holiday-themed props were not enough to stop the passage of a bill on Tuesday beefing up requirements for apprenticeship programs and diversity goals for contractors getting St. Louis County government work. Bill 182 passed the County Council by the narrowest of margins, 4–3. The bill requires...
FBI & Missouri Police Looking for this Hate Crime Suspect
The FBI has joined Missouri police as they hunt for a suspect allegedly involved in setting three vehicles on fire.
Tim Ezell shares results following Mayo Clinic visit
Amid his absence on FOX 2 in the mornings, Tim Ezell is sharing the latest on his health journey.
Schnuck Markets prevents gift card fraud in 10-store pilot
Schnuck Markets Inc. successfully streamlined in-store gift card security during a technology test in the St. Louis market. The regional grocery chain deployed the new Digimarc Corp. end-to-end gift card security solution in 10 Schnucks stores in the St. Louis area for a 10-week period, with 100% of...
NAACP says SSM Cardinal Glennon Hospital is not fulfilling promises
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The St. Louis chapter of the NAACP is calling out SSM Health, claiming they aren’t fulfilling their commitment to hire minorities in the construction of the new Cardinal Glennon Hospital. The new hospital is located in Midtown and slated to open in...
Saint Louis Zoo announces death of Xing the Sichuan takin
ST. LOUIS — The Saint Louis Zoo is mourning the loss of an animal that spent his entire life at the zoo. Zin the Sichuan takin was humanely euthanized on Dec. 11 due to declining quality of life caused by chronic progressive arthritis. Xing was born at the Saint...
‘Cannabis friendly’ event space opens in the Delmar Loop
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A new “cannabis friendly” event space is opening in the Delmar Loop. Called “The Church on Delmar,” the venue seeks to support local businesses and artists, host charitable events and community initiatives, all in an accessible gathering place. In...
