Can't find what you are looking for? Try the search box in the upper left corner of this page.

07/04/2009

Extra Edition 7/04/2009

06/26/2009

Fair St. Louis/ Live on the Levee schedule announced
Fair St. Louis/ Live on the Levee starts Friday July 3 from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. with the Counting Crows. 

07/02/2009

The Buzz: Passenger gets naked during flight

Help support our troops! Participate in "Operation Old Navy"

07/01/2009

List of websites to purchase All-Star tickets

Volunteer at Fair St. Louis and the All-Star game Between this weekend’s festivities and the All-Star game, St. Louis is going to be party central.  But these events could not happen without some dedicated volunteers.

Website lists St. Louis’ most affordable Fourth of July weekend destinations
Looking for an easy and affordable getaway for the Fourth of July weekend?

06/30/2009

The Buzz: Illinois tattoo artist arrested for inking 4 year old

Ameren gives break to low-income customers AmerenUE is giving a break to needy customers who have fallen behind in their utility payments.

Mr. Food: Red, White & Blue Fourth!
Our time-honored holiday tradition of setting off fireworks on the Fourth is always paired with a cookout or picnic. There are so many ways to show our patriotic colors by putting red, white and blue on our plates. And it’s easier than you’d think!

06/29/2009

The Buzz: Addicted to cigarettes at two years old

06/30/2009

Mr. Food: Homestyle Grilled Veggies
Mr. Food recipe

QOD: What's the best day for weight loss?
Health and fitness experts are always telling us the best ways to lose weight, but now they've taken their tips beyond methods and delved into the issue timing.

06/28/2009

For modest earners, relief repaying student loans
Starting this week, anyone with a federal student loan can apply for a program, run by the Department of Education, that caps monthly payments based on income, and forgives remaining balances after 25 years. Those choosing to work in public service could have their loans forgiven after just 10 years.

06/29/2009 Sauce on the Street: St. Louis Cellars St. Louis Cellars, located in Maplewood for the past couple of years, has expanded its to-go concepts to include food and well-known Chef Greg Maggi is at the helm in the kitchen. Watch this Sauce segment

Cardinals fans get a chance to meet Pujols Cardinals fans have a chance to meet Albert Pujols. The Cards slugger will be at the official team store at Busch Stadium Tuesday to help distribute tickets to the All-Star FanFest.

Recall alert: JBS Swift Beef Co. expands beef recall
JBS Swift Beef Co. of Greeley, Colo., is voluntarily expanding its beef recall to include about 380,000 pounds of products because of possible E. coli contamination.

06/23/2009

List of area cooling centers
The Saint Louis County Parks Department has opened three cooling centers for anyone who needs to stop by and cool off during the current heat wave. 

06/29/2009

Extra Edition 6/27/2009

06/25/2009

Michael Jackson "Bad Tour".....Were you there?

Could $1 a day keep teens from getting pregnant?
Some teenage girls in North Carolina have been given a offer to make some extra cash. They are getting paid to not get pregnant.

Newspaper obtains e-mails between South Carolina governor, mistress

06/24/2009

Web has unofficial "cash for clunkers" sites
The government is warning consumers to be wary of unofficial "cash for clunkers" Web sites that seek personal information or direct consumers to pre-register for the program.

The Buzz: Twilight Barbie dolls!

Comment: 1 in 5 teens have "sexted"
Parents, authorities and psychologists have all expressed concern about “sexting.”  A new survey confirms there are reasons for those fears.

Recycle old electronics today in downtown St. Louis

06/22/2009

President Obama to throw out first pitch at All Star Game
News 4 has learned President Barack Obama is planning to attend July’s All-Star game at Busch Stadium.  

06/23/2009

The Buzz: Teen with 56 tattoos on face finally confesses

Sauce on the Street: Miso Miso has been open for 8 years and in the past has been known more for is scene than for the quality of its cuisine. But things have changed and the new chef, Eliott Harris, has revamped the menu, focusing on super high quality and pure flavors. Watch this Sauce segment

06/22/2009 News 4 Investigates: Insulin shipments News 4 Investigates how insulin is shipped to diabetics. Patients need the insulin to stay refrigerated so it won't go bad. So can you understand why a local woman was mad when she received shipments of her insulin in the mail with nothing to keep it cool. Russell Kinsaul looked into her complaint and found out the same thing is happening across the country. • Watch this segment • News 4 Investigates: Daily Briefing

The Buzz: 8th grader hits ridiculous basketball shot!!

06/29/2009

What would be your pick for people to check out in St. Louis?

06/22/2009

Sheryl Crow to perform at free concert in St. Louis
Missouri native and former St. Louis resident Sheryl Crow is set to perform a free concert here on July 11. 

06/20/2009

Extra Edition 6/20/2009

06/19/2009

Nestle recalls all refrigerated Toll House dough
Federal authorities are investigating a new national outbreak of a bacteria-triggered illness, this time related to a sweet treat treasured by the heartbroken and children-at-heart -- packaged raw cookie dough.

• Watch News 4 coverage

06/18/2009 News 4 Investigates: Spam Kings Those junk emails that clog up your inbox are more than annoying. They slow down the internet and cost you more to go online. News 4’s Craig Cheatham investigates what’s being done to stop these spam email. • Watch this segment • News 4 Investigates: Daily Briefing

The Buzz: Girl Sues Over 56 Tattoos on Face!!

Macy's recalls children's hooded sweatshirts
If you brought some kid’s clothes at Macy’s between last August and March listen up. Macy’s is recalling 33,000 children’s sweaters and sweatshirts because the drawstrings pose a risk of strangulation

06/24/2009 Police try to stop teen club in "gang area" from opening A club for teens near the Central West End hasn’t even opened yet and it’s already causing a controversy.

06/16/2009

Not too late to donate to EnergyCare
You can still help Energy-Care by making a donating. Papa John's will donate $1 to Energy-Care for every pizza it sells Wednesday.

06/18/2009

Mr. Food: Breakfast Roll-Ups
Mr. Food recipe

06/26/2009

QOD: We all know that America is in a deep recession right now. So, a story about the most expensive homes in America might seem untimely, or even excessive to some, but not to me.

06/17/2009

Comment: Maine student who blew kiss to mom denied diploma

Recall: Starbucks coffee grinders that turn can on unexpectedly
The following recalls have been announced: About 530,000 Starbucks Barista blade grinders and Seattle's Best Coffee blade grinders, made in China and imported by Starbucks Coffee Co., of Seattle, Wash., because the grinder can fail to turn off or can turn on unexpectedly, posing a laceration hazard to consumers.

06/16/2009

The Buzz: Woman eaten alive by bikini bug, ouch!!

06/17/2009

Shawn Hornbeck shares his story

06/16/2009

FDA urges caution in weighing risks of ADHD drugs

FDA says Zicam nasal spray can cause loss of smell
Consumers should stop using Zicam Cold Remedy nasal gel and related products because they can permanently damage the sense of smell, federal health regulators said Tuesday.

06/15/2009

The Buzz: Your chance to get a $3 million house for $10
How's this for a raffle? For just $10 you could win a three million dollar mansion in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

06/16/2009 News 4 Investigates: Abandoned coal mines There are thousands of abandoned coal mines in Illinois. The damage at one elementary school illustrates the risk of building on the top of those mines. It's a problem for homeowners, too. News 4 Investigates reporter Craig Cheatham examines all the risks and what you need to know before a mine causes problems. • Watch this segment • News 4 Investigates: Daily Briefing

06/15/2009

'Cash for clunkers' bill designed to generate new auto sales
The United Auto Workers union urged senators on Monday to reject any attempt to block a "cash for clunkers" proposal designed to generate new auto sales.

Most germy tourist destinations
A new list released today from TripAdvisor LLC shows some tourist destinations you may want to avoid… if you hate germs

Puppy survives after 'flush' with death

Study suggests leaving car seat backwords until four years old
How old was your child when you turned that rear-facing car seat around?

06/12/2009 Good news for Granite City: U.S. Steel to resume operations News 4 has learned that United Steel Workers Union officials met with U.S. Steel this morning, who told the union the companywill resume operations in Granite City.

St. Louis may have a plan to deal with crumbling buildings
St. Louis may have a plan to get rid of one of the city’s biggest eyesores – vacant buildings. 

Women's robes recalled after reports of 6 deaths
Consumers are being urged to stop wearing a certain type of chenille women's robe made by Blair LLC after reports of six deaths when the robes caught on fire.

The digital transition has occurred On June 12, 2009, stations nationwide ceased analog broadcasting.  KMOV’s digital transmitter is currently operating at half-power, but we hope to be operating at full power by July 1, 2009.

06/11/2009 News 4 Investigates: Cop complaints Police departments from coast to coast are furious with a new website. News 4 Investigates took a close look at the site that lists the names of police officers and gives anyone the chance to write a review of them. Russell Kinsaul shows you the alleged "dirt" he found on local officers at the website www.ratemycop.com. • Watch this segment • News 4 Investigates: Daily Briefing

Mr. Food: Blackened Catfish
Mr. Food recipe

Mr. Food: Chocolate Chip Bars
Mr. Food recipe

QOD: Letterman vs. Palin - Did Dave go too far?
"Late Show" host David Letterman is apologizing, sort of, for jokes about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and one of her teenage daughters.

06/10/2009

The Buzz: 'Pregnant Man' gives birth to second child

06/09/2009

Check out the list of new travel websites

06/16/2009

News 4 Investigates: Mine subsidence

06/09/2009

Win a $500 shopping spree at new Town and Country clothing boutique Wednesday

Photos: St. Louis County buildings without power following electrical fire An electrical fire has cut power to several St. Louis County Government buildings in Clayton Monday morning. The Justice Center, County Courthouse, County Government Center and Police Annex are all without power today.  • Photos from the scene

Sauce on the Street: Square One Brewery Square One Brewery is a well-known brew pub that offers 12 house-brewed beers on draft and a range of great eats. Watch this Sauce segment

News 4 Investigates: Heroin hits home The St. Louis County medical examiner tells News 4 Investigates that she is dealing with an epidemic, one that's on a record pace. The victims include a 16-year-old girl. Craig Cheatham examines the startling rise in heroin overdoses. • Watch this segment • News 4 Investigates: Daily Briefing

06/08/2009

Mr. Food: Chicken Fricassee

06/06/2009

Extra Edition 6/6/2009

06/05/2009

Mr. Food: Flourless Chocolate Cake
Mr. Food recipe

04/28/2009 Hundreds gather to draw attention to the child soldiers of Uganda On the day of April 25, 2009 hundreds of people came to St. Louis for one purpose, to abduct themselves. They did so to bring attention to the plight of abducted child soldiers in Uganda.

04/01/2009 News 4's Ready to Work Times are tough, and we have been hearing from many of you about how you have lost your job.  For many of you, being out of work comes at the worst possible time.  For some, things are even tougher because of a family or health situation.

07/10/2008

KMOV works to make your transition to DTV as smooth as possible
As part of the FCC plan to educate the public on the transition to digital television (DTV), stations are required to file a quarterly report (Form 388) with the FCC, containing station activity as it pertains to this transition.

06/26/2008 Sauce on the Street: Onesto Pizza and Trattoria This week, Sauce Magazine Editor Catherine Neville shows how a local chef simplifies his Italian food at Onesto Pizza and Trattoria in south St. Louis City. Watch this Sauce segment

06/24/2008 Flood 2008 Photos News 4 has been following the flooding throught Missouri and Illinois since it began last week. Take a look at our collection of photos from across the area, showing the progression of the flood waters.

07/02/2009

KMOV.com's Big Brother 11 viewer comments