‘We can actually do wonders’: Neighborhood organization working with community to decrease crime and...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Residents in Dutchtown gathered Saturday as they work to better their community and improve safety. This allowed residents to walk away with tangible ideas of progress. Recent data from St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department shows crime in the Dutchtown neighborhood is up slightly...
Vehicle fire in Hazelwood carport spreads to home, no injuries
A vehicle fire in Hazelwood, Mo. spread to a nearby home, causing heavy damage but no injuries, and was linked to a vehicle issue.
Father McGivney bats power past Mater Dei in rematch
The top four hitters combined for eight hits as Father McGivney improved to 19-7.
Venice City Council Hears Presentation from Railroad About Expansion
The Venice City Council met on May 4 and those in attendance got to hear a presentation by Terminal Railroad about its expansion project of an additional railyard west of the current yard to allow more trains in so road blockages are shorter. Phase 1 of the project will add 30,000 square feet of storage and seven miles of new track across 10-20...
Local Food Inspections May 4 – 8
The following establishments were inspected by the Madison County Health Department May 4-8. May 4 Popeyes- Collinsville No violations May 5 Subway-Collinsville No violations Steak N Shake- Collinsville 16 (Pf) Food contact surfaces and utensils shall be clean to sight and touch. Wash, rinse, sanitize routinely. Reference 4-601.11. ICE MACHINE GUARD HAD SLIGHT MOLD LIKE GROWTH DEVELOPING ON THEM. CORRECTED BY...
Why there’s so much construction tearing up St. Louis city streets right now
ST. LOUIS — If it seems like nearly every major road in St. Louis City is torn up right now, you're not imagining it. Spire is in the middle of a sweeping infrastructure overhaul — replacing aging gas lines under some of the city's busiest corridors — and the company is racing to finish before the city starts laying fresh asphalt.
Willard Police Chief shares update one month after double lung transplant
St. LOUIS, Mo. (KY3) - Today marks one month since Willard Police Chief Tom McClain received a double lung transplant in St. Louis. We shared his story with you in our special report in March called “Lives on the List.”. McClain was put on the transplant list in early...
First Alert Forward: Next week brings 1 year anniversary of devastating May 16 tornado
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Next Saturday, May 16, will mark one year since an EF-3 tornado moved through the St. Louis Metro, hitting parts of St. Louis County and North City. The worst of the damage moved through the heart of North City, where the tornado left...
Big Boy locomotive to make several stops in Route 66 towns in Illinois, Missouri...
The legendary Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive is scheduled to make stops or pass through several Route 66 towns in Illinois and Missouri in mid-July. According to Big Boy’s schedule, it will pass through or stop at these Route 66 municipalities:. July 18, depart at 8:15...
Remains of WWII airman return home to St. Louis after more than 80 years
ST. LOUIS — It was a long-awaited, emotional welcome home for 2nd. Lt. Edgar Nevois. The remains of the Illinois World War II airman killed more than 80 years ago are finally home after family members gathered at Lambert St. Louis International Airport Friday for an emotional tribute. “It...
