A festival sponsored by many generous St. Louis-area businesses to help find homes for animals in need, Poochella 2024 took place Saturday at Stray Rescue of St Louis.
Two years after a 6-year-old drowned during a summer camp operated by St. Louis County government, friends and family held a balloon release in his memory.
A group bicycling across the country to raise awareness and money for people with disabilities stopped in St. Louis on Saturday on their way to our nation’s capital.
St. Louis firefighters responded to two fires overnight into early Saturday — one a two-alarm fire at a vacant commercial building and another at a former funeral home.
One man is charged and another is detained pending criminal charges in the fatal shooting of a man on July 10 in the Mark Twain Industrial neighborhood.
In this week’s episode of Extra Time, sponsored by Purina, the Sports on 4 team looks back on St. Louis CITY SC’s past three matches and looks forward to Saturday’s match against Sporting Kansas City.
A Dellwood man was sentenced on Friday to two decades in prison for fatally shooting a woman and injuring a man in 2020 in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.
A man who killed a 9-year-old boy when he opened fire on a family’s vehicle in March 2021, and attacked a jail guard while awaiting trial, has accepted a plea deal with St. Louis prosecutors for a 15-year sentence.
Artificial intelligence is not quite ready to handle the cybersecurity of a local government or business on its own. Still, it could be in the near future, according to researchers at the University of Missouri’s Center For Cyber Education, Research And Infrastructure.
The state attorney general is asking the Missouri Supreme Court to put an end to a St. Louis County prosecutor’s case seeking to overturn the 1998 murder conviction of Marcellus Williams.
St. Louis City Mayor Tishaura Jones has released a statement after a judge issued a temporary restraining order on the guaranteed basic income program.
In this First Alert 4 Fact Check, Cory Stark examined claims about Missouri Gubernatorial Candidate Jay Ashcroft and his stance on foreign land ownership.
The Jennings Historical Society is looking for a new building to operate out of after the Jennings mayor changed the locks to the society’s longtime space.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson told First Alert 4 he just learned that a state agency staffer actually lives in Florida and is campaigning to unseat controversial Congressman Matt Gaetz.
First Alert 4 Investigates has learned that the Missouri attorney general didn’t show up to court in its pursuit of Pink Energy, a solar company accused of ripping people off in Missouri.
The Missouri Secretary of State’s Office confirmed that local election authorities from across the state have returned their reports on the verification of signatures collected in those districts.
