Movie made by local filmmaker about St. Louis Chinese food to premiere in November
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis Chinese food is more than just a good meal, it’s part of our culture and a connection between communities. Saturday morning, First Alert 4’s Justin Andrews sat down with St. Louis filmmaker Eric “Remrod” Mayes and hip-hop artist Robbo Brilliant to talk about the new documentary, Half Order. The film explores the deep-rooted connection between the Asian and Black communities through the food, the people and the stories that have helped shape St. Louis cu
Wausau eyes $1 purchase, demolition of abandoned former Habitat home; Cleveland Avenue deed restriction...
Wausau wants to buy an abandoned former Habitat for Humanity home from Marathon County for $1 and demolish the house before an auction buyer can try to flip the property. “The house is too dangerous to enter, the interior is covered in black mold,” city staff were told in a recent email, according to a memo from Community Development Manager Tammy Stratz. A county appraisal as of Aug. 5 valued the house at $0 because of its condition.
Thank the Brew Crew for Free Pasties and Calzones in Sheboygan
A local business is coming good on their promise after the Brewers’ World Series title. Earlier this week, Sheboygan’s Casa Ranieri Calzones and the Sheboygan Pasty Company told customers that if the Brewers finished the job in the World Series, they would give away 5,000 free pasties and calzones in celebration.
Husband of alderperson arrested for illegally entering home of Viroqua mayor
[UPDATE]VIROQUA, Wis. (WKBT) -- The husband of a current Viroqua Alderperson was arrested on Friday for illegally entering the home of Viroqua Mayor Krista Browne, according to a release.58-year-old Evan Blattner entered the residence without permission during the day on Monday and was arrested Friday for Criminal Trespassing. He was taken to the Vernon County Jail. Due to a conflict of interest, the Viroqua Police Department requested the Vernon County Sheriff's Department to conduct the invest
New USPS vehicles reportedly struggle on rural roads
A Hillsboro woman claims the United States Postal Service’s new delivery vehicles aren’t powerful enough to make it up her gravel road, raising concerns about how she’ll be receiving her mail. Donna Hiatt, 63, said she’s lived on Cedar Rock Road off Hwy. BB in unincorporated Hillsboro...
Missouri’s Cold Weather Rule Begins Nov. 1 With Expanded 72-Hour Protection
LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. — Missouri residents facing unpaid heating bills will receive expanded protection from utility shutoffs beginning Nov. 1 as the state’s Cold Weather Rule takes effect for the winter. Under the law, heat-related utility service cannot be disconnected when temperatures are forecast to fall below 32...
Ny’Keria Watson named Miss Vicksburg High School 2026-2027
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — Vicksburg High School senior Ny’Keria Watson has been named Miss Vicksburg High School for the 2026-2027 school year, earning the opportunity to represent her school while continuing to excel in academics, athletics and leadership. Watson, the daughter of Katrina Wilson and Nino Watson, is...
3 people arrested in Monroe County narcotics investigation, drugs and cash seized
MONROE COUNTY, Miss. (WTVA) - Three people are facing drug-related charges following an ongoing narcotics investigation in Monroe County. According to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department, deputies with the Monroe County Narcotics and Major Narcotics Unit (NMNU), along with agents from the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, made several arrests this week while investigating the sale of illegal drugs in the county.
Senatobia Police Department damaged in fire
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Senatobia Police Department in Mississippi caught fire early Saturday morning, according to the Senatobia Fire Department. Fire crews say they responded to the police department a little after 4:30 a.m. due to smoke in the building. They say they were able to quickly knock down the flames and ventilate the building. […]
Trick or Treating looking good, watching severe threat Monday
A strong jet stream and increasing moisture will lead to a severe threat to begin the work week. Look for showers to move east into the early evening hours with temps in the low 60s. Overnight, skies will stay mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s. Sunday will be...

















