St. Louis freight project list highlights $9.2 billion in regional needs
Inside the $9.2 billion freight plan reshaping roads, rails and bridges in the area
Maryville Police Blotter June 1 – 7
Armondre T. Johnson- Posession of cannabis less than 10 grams, following too closely (reasonable and prudent) Allberto Ambros- License suspended/revoked, failure to signal when required David A. Sutherland- License suspended/revoked, uninsured motor vehicle Juan A. Ceballos Palles- Illegal transportation of alcohol- dr
An estate in Ladue hits the market
Located in the heart of Ladue and adjacent to St. Louis Country Club, this estate offers easy access to the surrounding area. Measuring more than 12,000 square feet, this home includes seven bedrooms and eight-and-a-half bathrooms. Each room features architectural details such as soaring ceilings, crown molding, rich h
Man sentenced to life without parole for killing of St. Louis emcee
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 15 years after a jury found him guilty of murder earlier this year. In January, a St. Louis jury found 34-year-old Terron Young guilty of first-degree murder, two...
The No-Frills Missouri Bakery Locals Swear Has the State’s Best Donuts
The sign outside does not blink or boast. It simply says “Donuts,” and that is all the advertising this no-frills Missouri bakery has ever needed. Locals have been lining up before dawn for generations, clutching coffee cups and swapping morning gossip while they wait. The donuts come out hot, glazed, and so light that
LIST: Juneteenth events in the St. Louis area
ST. LOUIS — Looking for ways to celebrate Juneteenth in the St. Louis area? We’ve got you covered. Whether it’s parades, concerts, museums, or community celebrations, groups throughout the St. Louis area are coming together to celebrate Juneteenth with events honoring Black history, culture, and freedom. Here...
Romantic comedy ‘Love on the Hill’ filming in St. Louis
A romantic comedy is being shot in The Hill neighborhood of south St Louis this week. It is fittingly called "Love on the Hill".
Parents can’t get radiation compensation for children lost to illnesses in Missouri
Last summer was the first time Missourians exposed to radioactive waste could apply for compensation. They include many St. Louis-area residents affected in the 1970s by waste left over from the Manhattan Project — a top-secret federal government program established to create the world’s first atomic bombs during World
St. Louis water safety fears spike amid Legionella outbreak, sinkhole
ST. LOUIS – Water safety concerns are swirling in downtown St. Louis after Legionella bacteria was discovered in the St. Louis Public Schools headquarters water system. This comes as a massive sinkhole nearby has impacted water infrastructure, leaving several fire hydrants out of service. The St. Louis Public Schools..
Iconic modernist furniture maker Herman Miller to open a St. Louis store
St. Louis is getting its first retail store from one of the most pioneering names in modern design – Herman Miller. Located at 32 Maryland Plaza in the heart of the Central West End, Herman Miller St. Louis is set to open on Friday, July 3, ahead of the busy holiday weekend.

















