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Two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old were charged with murder after police said a robbery resulted in a man’s death.

Grant’s Farm is calling on the diverse community of Midwest artists to submit proposals for a permanent mural design that will be displayed in April 2024.

Kansas City prosecutor Jean Peters Baker will not be allowed to challenge the state’s near-total abortion ban as a cross-claiming defendant in a case filed by several clergy members, who challenge current law violates the Establishment Clause of the Missouri Constitution.

The officers involved have been placed on unpaid administrative leave while the situation is investigated by the Kansas City Police Department.

The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged a youth athletic coach with attempted enticement of a child and sexual misconduct involving a child.

First Alert 4′s documentary about Food Insecurity and how North Sarah Food Hub is helping to fight this crisis.

Firefighters are battling a large house fire in Alton early Friday.

Ferguson’s Parks and Recreation Department says a couple of it’s parks have been vandalized in the past week.

St. Louis County continues to move forward with another vote on a senior property tax freeze.

Anthony Wren, who was on parole for a previous murder over 30 years ago, was found guilty of assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend in January 2023.

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced a new chamber music series in collaboration with The Sheldon.

The family of Crystal McAlpin tells First Alert 4 more could have been done to save the 33-year-old who was killed in a deadly crash on September 22.

A 5-year-old undergoing treatment for Leukemia had a big smile on her face when she was surprised with a Hollywood moment.

Three vending machines in Franklin County are being prepared to dispense medication which can reverse an opioid overdose.

A new surveillance video has been released showing the suspects who broke into the Aloha Mini Golf & Shave Ice on Big Bend near Dougherty Ferry.

SSM Health will build a new state-of-the-art children’s hospital in St. Louis.

Several neighborhoods in the third district had little to no police on patrol Wednesday afternoon and evening due to short staffing and sick calls.

Finding parking in Downtown St. Louis can be a headache and now drivers are coming back to their cars with a ticket and no explanation.

A native of Germany who is now a St. Louis transplant is using her small business to give back.

A 53-year-old Imperial man is charged with stalking a 17-year-old hockey player, at one point allegedly going to the victim’s workplace and posing as his father to obtain his athletic schedule. Chesterfield Police stated in charging documents that Chris Faulkenberry indicated to officers that he was glad he was caught, before his actions escalated.

Almost a decade after Michael Brown’s killing by a police officer, the Urban League STL is working to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the community of Ferguson.

A coal mine collapse has closed a Metro East grocery store.

There are plans underway to turn a St. Louis nuisance property into a domestic violence shelter, according to a real estate broker who has gained access to the property.

A trial date has been set for Daniel Riley

A woman is facing charges of child molestation and promoting child pornography in St. Louis County.

The Missouri Department of Corrections announced Gypsy Blancharde will be released from prison on December 28. The state granted her request for parole.

A Bethalto man riding a motorcycle was killed in Alton Monday, the Madison County Coroner’s Office said.

One person was found dead in North County Thursday

The City of St. Peters is considering a pedestrian safety bill that would effectively ban panhandlers from asking for money from drivers.

First Alert 4 is getting answers for a neighborhood stunned by a mysterious stench and discolored water running through a Webster Groves Creek.