Six North City groups that were listed to receive grants through the Northside Small Business and Non-profit Grants have had their applications removed.
Two homicide investigations where a son is suspected of killing his father were opened the same day, on Wednesday, in two communities just miles apart in St. Louis County.
As the Missouri Department of Public Safety director plans for her January 13th retirement, Sandy Karsten said the strong personal and professional relationships she was able to cultivate sustained and supported her through a 39-year career.
A year after a St. Louis Metropolitan Police cruiser appeared to run a red light and crash into a South City gay bar, the aftermath continues to unfold in the courtroom.
It’s taken six years, and will take a few more, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel for a new trail running through Olivette -- connecting the city parks with the rest of the region.
Under the order, Ameren Missouri will spend $25 million to provide vouchers for 125,000 eastern Missouri households to buy air filters to improve home air quality.
A man living in the country illegally is facing felony charges after police say he pretended to hang himself in a St. Charles holding cell and assaulted two members of jail staff, one of whom fell down a flight of concrete steps and was taken to the hospital.
A new state audit gives parents and taxpayers in the Francis Howell R-III School District a look at how the district’s newest high school cost $78 million more than was advertised.
With drone sightings on the East Coast raising concern and sparking conversation, Missouri lawmakers are looking to put regulations on the ummanned aircrafts
First Alert 4 Investigates has been reporting on a program in which the city is going onto private property and making repairs, costing tens of thousands of dollars. They’ve also been doing similar work on properties owned by the public—through St. Louis’ land bank. Now we’ve learned that the program is also under question.
After a man was charged Friday in the death of youth hockey player Colin Brown, a judge revoked the bond of a suspect charged in November with distributing drugs on Minnesota Avenue, citing the newly filed murder charge as the reason.
