A group of high school students took part in the Thanksgiving holiday rush this week, pushing the boundaries of their comfort zones to deliver a Thanksgiving meal to their classmates.
After Missouri voters rejected Amendment 6 in the 2024 general election, the Missouri Sheriff’s Retirement System is once again at risk of impending insolvency if state lawmakers fail to find a new funding alternative.
On Friday, First Alert 4 confirmed that St. Louis Pubilc School District’s investigation into former Superintendent Keisha Scarlett is finished and slated to be released in December.
The St. Louis Development Corporation’s (SLDC) Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority will soon be able to take possession of the Railway Exchange Building and an adjacent parking garage following a judge’s decision on Friday.
The Missouri State Health Department has provided the results of lettuce taken as part of an E. coli investigation that impacted local high school students.
A St. Louis man who police saw walking to his car with about $500 worth of allegedly stolen Red Bull energy drinks, led officers on a pursuit where speeds topped 120 mph on Thursday in St. Charles County.
“I will be filing suit against Jackson County for their illegal attempt to violate Missourians’ right to keep and bear arms,” Bailey shared on social media.
A rally was held inside St. Louis City Hall urging the Board of Aldermen and Mayor Jones’ Administration to take action to address conditions at the St. Louis City Justice Center (CJC).
Crimestoppers created a flyer that’s being distributed to raise awareness about a deadly hit-and-run accident that occurred on October 3 outside Roxanna
A group with a mission to promote entrepreneurship and help build the St. Louis business community will present $1.7 million in startup grants to competition winners during a gala this evening at Union Station.
A new study from United WE shows there are three children in need for every open childcare spot. The study said 85% of Missouri does not have enough child care for working parents, which is preventing economic growth.
Each weeknight at 10, Steve guarantees tomorrow’s high temperature. The following weeknight at 6, he announces the results. When Steve’s forecast is within 4 degrees of the actual high, KMOV awards $50 to our 4 Degree charity of the month. Each award is also matched by our partner, Cardinals Care.
The focus of the Saint Louis Zoo WildCare’s newest center has been announced. It aims to help both an endangered Alaskan species and Alaskan Native communities as they deal with the impacts of climate change.
The owner of a local home healthcare company was indicted and accused of defrauding the Missouri Medicaid Program and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs out of more than $800,000.
The Illinois Supreme Court has overturned actor Jussie Smollett’s conviction on charges that he staged a racist and homophobic attack against himself in 2019 and lied to Chicago police
Illinois State Police said the agency is now searching for the now-former East St. Louis City Manager after he allegedly failed to surrender himself on warrants issued in October charging him with theft of government property and fraud.
A man is criminally charged after allegedly barricading himself in a building, resulting in a response by a St. Louis Metropolitan Police tactical team Wednesday in the Benton Park West neighborhood.
