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A 26-year-old man is facing attempted murder charges after court documents allege he fired multiple gunshots at a Metro East police officer.

Two more former Bellefontaine Neighbors alderpersons are now suing the city for unpaid wages

A Tulsa, Oklahoma teen was given the chance to ride in a hot air balloon Saturday during the Great Forest Park Balloon Race.

Missouri lawmakers will debate another sports betting bill during a special session.

Illinois’ Safe-T Act is set to go into effect in January, but criticism remains from some law enforcement and prosecutors in the Metro East.

FEMA opened its seventh disaster relief center in the St. Louis area Saturday for residents whose homes were damaged in July’s historic flooding.

The son of a woman shot and killed in St. Louis in 2015 received an award from a foundation founded by a St. Louis native.

The special election in St. Louis Tuesday will be the first in the state of Missouri under new voting laws.

The recent hit-and-run death of a biker has reignited residents to call on the City of St. Louis to make changes to improve road safety.

Hyundai issued a statement Friday addressing car thefts of its vehicles nationwide. The car supplier said security kits will be available in October

The organization that plays a large role in transit in the St. Louis metro region is applying for federal funding to study improvements to make the area’s roads safer to travel.

The Planned Parenthood clinic in the Metro East is expanding its hours after seeing an increase in abortion patients after Roe V. Wade was overturned earlier this year.

Building materials for East St. Louis residents affected by July’s historic flooding are now available.

Law enforcement officers in the St. Louis region are cracking down on drunk drivers ahead of the Labor Day holiday with Saturation Saturday.

Two law enforcement departments in the Metro East are warning residents about a phone scam that resulted in some people losing money.

Political leaders in Illinois are fielding potential businesses to come to Granite City if U.S. Steel closes its blast furnace facility.

The Illinois State Police conducted a firearms enforcement blitz that resulted in over 1,000 people being in compliance with FOID Card laws.

The lawyer for a Metro East recycling plant that burned down more than two weeks ago is blaming the fire department’s response as the reason why the building was lost

A Missouri law outlawing school officials from providing sexually explicit material to students is set to go in effect at the end of the month.

The East St. Louis School District delayed the start of one middle school by a week due to mold

The family of a missing St. Clair County woman continues searching for leads months after she disappeared.

The City of St. Louis is ordering a nuisance property to close down after repeated calls for service at the business.

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is in the first phase of upgrading I-64 at Illinois Route 111, which includes getting feedback on removing human remains from unmarked gravesites

The City of East St. Louis outlined the recovery process in its first press conference following historic flooding

Thursday, the City of East St. Louis announced the city has declared a State of Emergency due to historic flooding Tuesday.

The East St. Louis School District announced middle and high school students must use clear backpacks for the upcoming school year.

The City of Cahokia Heights recently signed a new police union contract after its officers have been working for more than a year without one.

The Illinois State Police, under the direction of Governor J.B. Pritzker, submitted an emergency rule change to broaden Clear and Present Danger reports that can bar applicants from receiving a Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) card or revoke a current FOID card.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted to pass a bill Friday giving the city’s civilian jail and police oversight boards more power.

A Metro East nursing home confirmed to News 4 its facility is closing after failed state inspections.

The Parkway School District is offering counselors for students Tuesday through Thursday after a rising sophomore died in a boating accident Sunday.

CareSTL Health is hosting a run/walk in an effort to combat the opioid epidemic.

Grand Motel on North Grand Boulevard in North City has a nuisance property hearing with the City of St. Louis in July, according to city officials.

The St. Louis City and County branches of the NAACP released its findings on the police departments’ pursuit policies Wednesday.

The City of St. Louis’ Director of Public Safety said the city will “evaluate” its policing strategy after at least 19 people were shot and 7 were killed over the July 4 holiday

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a series of shootings that resulted in at least 18 people shot and seven killed since Friday

As of Sunday, officials with O’Fallon Fire Rescue in Illinois reported no fireworks-related fires so far during the Independence Day holiday weekend.

Nearly 1,000 jobs could be lost following a potential closure of the U.S. Steel Plant in Granite City.

News 4 is learning more about the potential closure of the U.S. Steel Plant in Granite City, where nearly 1,000 jobs could be lost.

News 4 is learning more about the potential closure of the U.S. Steel Plant in Granite City, where nearly 1,000 jobs could be lost.

A new AARP article states more than a fifth of nursing homes in the country don’t have enough workers

President Joe Biden on Saturday signed a bipartisan gun control bill after deadly mass shootings in Buffalo, New York and Uvalde, Texas sparked change.

Healthcare providers in Missouri tell News 4 they’re preparing for an increase in patients with reproductive needs after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

St. Louis City officials confirmed with News 4 that two properties that neighbors call nuisance properties are facing action from the city.

Illinois State Police and the East St. Louis Police Department are investigating two separate shootings that left two kids injured, and a man dead.

The Village of Washington Park has started demolishing the town’s only fire and police building that caught on fire in October

On Monday, union janitors will be rallying to encourage three major contractors in the St. Louis area to adopt holiday pay and a paid day off for the Juneteenth holiday.

Fire crews in the St. Louis metropolitan area are receiving some assistance from emergency crews as they battle fires during hot weather.

Officials with the Saint Louis Public School district told News 4 they area launching an initiative to combat gun violence among youth in the city.

Ninety- and 100-degree weather is projected for the St. Louis metro next week. Officials are reminding residents to check air conditioning units for any potential hazards.