Time is ticking for the popular social media app TikTok, with a ban set to take effect Sunday, January 19. While many of the 170 million US users use it for entertainment or finding a new recipe, for several St. Louis business owners, it’s a huge part of their marketing and sales
Within minutes of his inauguration Monday, new Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is expected to issue a variety of orders targeting crime. The tone-setting move reflects a national trend.
More than three years after the discovery of a man found dead and burned in an alley in the Kingsway East neighborhood, a suspect is charged with murder in his death.
Anthony D’Agostino, the CEO of Peter and Paul Community Services, told First Alert 4 what’s been at the top of his mind lately is keeping the unhoused warm during frigid cold temperatures expected this week.
A federal appeals court has ordered a new trial for a Louisiana bounty hunter convicted of kidnapping a woman in St. Peters and later leaving her in a Mississippi County Jail.
Troubles have compounded for the Alton Little Theater after accusations of sexual assault against a “formerly affiliated” person surfaced two weeks after the theater suffered a sewage system crisis.
Members of the community gathered Saturday at Harris-Stowe State University to kick off a month of festivities statewide to honor the legendary Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Authorities say a DeSoto man now charged with multiple felonies drove into his neighbor's house intentionally in June, injuring three people and causing thousands of dollars in damage.
“The owners of the company feel horrible about what’s happened and they are doing their best they can to scratch together what they can to get the payroll met."
A Florissant man is facing felony charges after police allegedly spotted him driving in reverse on Wednesday in what was later discovered to be a stolen vehicle.
While most St. Louis residents have been focused on the recent snowstorms, international experts have been looking at the heat felt globally last year.
A postal carrier from Granite City was sentenced to prison after admitting to stealing credit cards from the mail and using them for personal expenses.
