A man was shot during a struggle with a suspected burglar who allegedly tried to rob him as he was taking his trash out Friday afternoon in the Baden neighborhood.
Tanya Chapple said she thought her Christmas would be ruined after thieves broke into her home on Christmas Eve morning but some good samaritans helped change things around.
The Delmar Maker District, a stretch of Delmar Boulevard between Kingshighway and Union, has seen a wave of more than a half dozen new restaurants open over the past year, making it a growing destination for food and community events.
Officer Matt Cooper, a Washington Police Officer and school resource officer at Washington Middle School, was injured while trying to assist others when a car veered into a crowd of people at Ted Drewes in South City Sunday night.
A new neighborhood grocery store has opened in Clayton and will offer several items and prepared meals by a restauranteur with many years in the industry.
The past year has represented a challenging time for restaurants and bars struggling with increased food and labor costs as well as changing consumer trends
Missouri lawmakers will consider a ballot question about reducing the size of the 163-member House of Representatives and relaxing the state’s term limits for both chambers.
Saint Louis County Parks and Recreation, and the Missouri Department of Conservation are offering a program to recycle unwanted, natural-cut Christmas trees through most of January.
The start of an eight-day celebration, the community gathered on Christmas Day in Kiener Plaza to see the lighting of what organizers say is the tallest menorah west of the Mississippi River.
The passage of Prop V on the November ballot will allow the St. Louis Board of Aldermen to set higher fines for code violations on vacant and deteriorating properties
In this series of stories, First Alert 4 is focused on the personal, professional and support system struggles facing farm workers around Missouri and the nation.
After a fire on December 7 displaced a single mom and her three kids, the Camp Jackson Fire Department went above and beyond to make sure those kids still had a merry Christmas
American Airlines briefly grounded flights nationwide Tuesday due to a technical issue just as the Christmas travel season kicks into overdrive and winter weather is threatening more potential problems for those planning to fly or drive.
A two-vehicle rollover crash in downtown St. Louis caused the traffic lights of an intersection to be knocked out after a box truck ran into the control box.
Monday, First Alert 4 crews were at Lambert International Airport as the family of Marquisha Williams took off to Orlando to make some new, magical memories ahead of the anniversary of their mother’s death.
Missouri American Water was notified about a water main break on Mautenne Drive near Le Manns Drive around 12:30 p.m. The company said the repairs are expected to take six hours to complete.
A five-day strike by Starbucks baristas had closed at least 59 stores as of Monday afternoon, according to the union organizing the workers. The strike began Friday in Los Angeles, Chicago and Starbucks’ hometown of Seattle. By Monday, it had spread to stores in Boston, Dallas and Portland, Ore. Workers are protesting a lack of progress in contract negotiation with the company. The strike comes at one of the busiest times of the year for Starbucks. But the company said Monday it has had “no significant impact” on its store operations. Starbucks has around 10,000 company-operated stores in the U.S.
State Rep. Jeff Myers, a Warrenton Republican, pre-filed both a bill and a joint resolution in the Missouri House of Representatives to move the state’s top law enforcement agency out from under the umbrella of the Missouri Department of Public Safety, creating a new state department.
