Saint Louis MO

St. Louis’ Crime Chime – Weekly Whirlwind of Woes: From Feeding Kids to Feeding Greed: Connie Bobo Gets 16 Years for $19M Fraud. In the heart of the Lou, where the arch scrapes the sky,. A tale of betrayal makes the city cry. Connie Bobo, a name now...

A 65-year-old woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash in St. Louis after suffering a medical emergency while driving.

This mom went to Longhorn Steakhouse looking for a short reprieve from the world. She wanted a bit of solo time to be with herself, have a yummy meal (that she didn’t have to cook), and drink a margarita. Instead, she left with a manager’s apology and a very firm decision never to return again. […] The post...

A former Missouri nonprofit executive was sentenced Monday for stealing nearly $20 million from a program meant to provide meals for low-income children.

A first-alarm blaze tore through an abandoned two-story, four-family brick building Sunday in the 4800 block of Labadie Avenue, sending flames shooting from the structure and firefighters into full defensive mode. The building was reported to be "fire throughout," and Battalion 1 quickly took command as crews set up...

VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO) — A Missouri man was arrested on multiple drug-related charges after a traffic stop in Vanderburgh County led to the discovery of methamphetamine and other items inside his vehicle. According to authorities, the incident occurred on February 27 near the intersection of U.S. Route 41...

A Ferguson woman turned a routine Monday stop at her neighborhood market into a six-figure surprise when she realized a scratch-off ticket she had picked up was worth $100,000. She discovered the prize after checking the ticket and was later contacted by state lottery officials to verify the win, turning an everyday...

Roxana man, 21, accused of armed robbery in a Granite City Facebook Marketplace meetup

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is calling for a visible law enforcement surge and the governor’s signature on two criminal justice bills following a violent weekend in St. Louis that left seven people shot, including a 14-year-old girl. The violence occurred on...

St. Louis County’s director of its Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise Program is suing his own bosses, accusing the county government of retaliating against him after he spoke publicly about the need for reforms. Nathaniel Adams has been the director of the county’s MWBE program since August 2020. He...