Man found dead in Soulard home: Police
ST. LOUIS – Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating after a man was found dead inside a home in the Soulard neighborhood. The body was discovered in the 3300 block of South Ninth Street, according to a police spokesperson. This is a developing news...
Racial justice coalition wants to hold prosecutors accountable
A coalition of racial justice groups in the St. Louis region has released its Prosecutor Watch: An Introduction report. It’s the first of a planned series taking a critical look at the St. Louis and St. Louis County prosecutor offices. “We hope that the prosecutors in St. Louis city...
Two people grazed by gunfire after Airbnb party in St. Louis
Two people were grazed by bullets and multiple homes and vehicles were also hit after people inside a red Infiniti Q50 fired multiple shots as an Airbnb party was letting out early Friday morning.
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Discharged into the Dark: St. Luke’s Hospital, a Locked Greyhound...
After telling his grandmother he had been “laced,” 19-year-old T’Montez Hurt was discharged from a Kansas City hospital into a taxi and dropped off at a locked Greyhound station. Leaving without his phone, he vanished into the night. Two years later, his family and local detectives are still searching for answers.
Armed suspect shot by officers in Granite City, police say
GRANITE CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) - A suspect is in critical condition after being shot by officers in Granite City. The Illinois State Police Department said that officers from the Granite City Police Department and the Madison County Sheriff’s Office were called to the 2000 block of Edison Avenue around 10:20 a.m. o
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Tased at Elephant Rocks: Registered Offender Michael Barton Pleads Guilty...
Ranger intervention at a state park leads to federal guilty plea for registry evasion and child sexual abuse material possession. The Missouri breeze was crisp and clear that autumn afternoon, Near Elephant Rocks where granite blocks reflect the coming moon. A cruiser rolled with watchful eyes across the public space,
Missouri Minister Faces Trial Over $1.2M Church Loan Fraud, Bought $133K Mercedes
A Missouri minister known to his congregation as Apostle K.C. Sparks goes on trial today in St. Louis, accused of orchestrating a $1.2 million pandemic loan fraud scheme that prosecutors say siphoned money from his own parishioners to fund a $133,000 Mercedes, a second Mercedes worth $108,000, and designer shoes. Kenne
Kirkwood Greentree Festival Runs Sept. 18-20
Now in its 65th year, the Greentree Festival is scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18-20, at Kirkwood Park, 111 S. Geyer Road. The annual event is a free, family-friendly festival featuring live music, artisan crafts, hands-on kids’ activities, delicious food and a hometown parade that gets underway at 10
Patrick Cantlay, Gary Woodland play way into Tour Championship; Ryan Fox barely holds on,...
ST. LOUIS — Patrick Cantlay extolled the virtues of patience this week in the BMW Championship, but it was his resilience that earned him a berth in the Tour Championship. With four bounce-back birdies, the last of which spurred a three-birdie run to close out the final round, Cantlay cobbled together a two-under 68 on
Webster University Introduces “Fast Track” Program To Address Regional Nursing Shortage
Webster University recently announced a new program to fast track those who want to become nurses. The institution is teaming up with prestigious nursing school Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing for a new, direct pathway called “Direct-Admit BSN,” which will transform the nursing program at both schools.

















