Neighbor says overgrown lot pushed him to spend $2,000 of his own money
TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Town and Country homeowner says he has spent more than $2,000 and roughly 40 hours of his own time over three years maintaining a neighboring property he says is not his — and that repeated complaints to the property owner and the city went unaddressed for months.
America 250: Celebrating the People
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - America 250: Celebrating the People is a special presentation marking 250 years since America’s founding, spotlighting the everyday people and places that shape our nation’s story—its triumphs, struggles, and progress. Hosted by Maurice Drummond and presented by Weber Automotive Group,.
Racing’s return to Belleville’s Belle-Clair Speedway is set. Here are the details
Racing will officially return to the Belle-Clair Fairgrounds Park Speedway in Belleville on Saturday, Aug. 1, with a grand opening event headlined by the St. Clair Fair Classic. Promoters said the program will feature KKM Midgets, DIRTcar Modifieds and NARA Winged Micro Sprints on the newly constructed quarter-mile, hi
St. Louis Juneteenth Festival Block Party: Culture, Community, and Legacy on Washington Ave
The 7th Annual Official St. Louis City Juneteenth Festival Block Party successfully brought over 4,000 attendees together at 1204 Washington Ave for a historic celebration of Black excellence, local economy, and generational legacy. Spearheaded by House of Soul owner Nichol Stevenson and fashion curator Yoro, the free
From Hospital to 8th Floor Haven: Inside St. Louis’ First Medical Respite for Unhoused
St. Louis has quietly made state history, opening what organizers say is Missouri’s first medical respite facility for people experiencing homelessness. The short-term residential program, on the eighth floor of the Peter & Paul Community Campus, is built to give people a safe place to recover from surgeries, wounds an
Schnucks bakes 250 pound Gooey Butter Cake for America’s 250 anniversary
Schnucks Bakers in St. Louis are celebrating America's birthday with a 250-pound gooey butter cake, with proceeds from the sale of the cake benefiting Operation Food Search.
St. Louis Aldermen approve $255 million Rams settlement spending plan
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen has approved a $255 million spending plan involving the city's share of Rams settlement funds. The plan now heads to the mayor's desk for review.
St. Louis’ first Pokémon-focused card shop is built for families, not just collectors
For many millennial parents, Pokémon is more than a game. It’s a shoebox full of trading cards tucked away in a childhood bedroom, Saturday mornings spent watching Ash and Pikachu, a Charizard card everyone wishes they’d held onto. Today, many of those same fans are introducing Pokémon to a new generation.
Shooting Victim Shakeela Martin Remembered
FERGUSON, MO. - A local family is grieving after a beloved mother was shot and killed in Ferguson, Mo., on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, after getting caught in crossfire at a BP gas station. The loved ones of 35-year-old Shakeela Martin, identified as the victim, are now turning to the community for help.
Syberg’s Downtown West location to close later this month
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Syberg’s announced on their social media Thursday they will be closing their Downtown West location later this month. The restaurant says the Syberg’s Market location has been serving the downtown community for 36 years. “Closing this chapter has not been an...
