Three people are in custody facing numerous charges after an investigation by St. Charles County Police led to a victim of enslaved labor, a source confirms to First Alert 4.
A new Illinois law requires assault weapon holders to register their firearms with Illinois State Police, but than less than 1% has done so, according to authorities.
St. Louis circuit attorneys on Tuesday charged a second suspect with murder in the September 2020 shooting death of a man in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood.
The Missouri Department of Transportation announced the work on the northbound section of Interstate 55 over the Union Pacific Railroad bridge, just south of Loughborough Avenue has been significantly delayed due to damage to the girders on the bridge.
South City residents say thieves have hit their neighborhood ahead of the holiday shopping season. Many of their packages have been stolen within the last week.
On the east side of the park, you will find Steinberg, a popular skating rink in the winter. Nearby is Jefferson Lake, one of the largest lakes at the park that offers fishing. On the south side of Clayton Ave. sits Bowl Lake.
Dozens of volunteers spent Wednesday afternoon lining parts of Route 111 in Wood River with American flags, as Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Ryan Epley is welcomed home this week to be laid to rest.
Major pushback from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey after he joined 18 other states in opposing the Biden administration’s proposed rule that would help LGBTQ children in foster care.
A St. Louis man is facing seven felony charges after investigators said he used social media to find underage girls, encouraged them to meet up with him and then sexually assaulted them.
Two major health systems in Missouri are not going to be divided by I-70 anymore after they reached a definitive agreement to combine BJC in St. Louis and St. Luke’s health systems in Kansas City.
A shooting on Thanksgiving Day in Cahokia Heights claimed the life of one teen and left another critically injured. Authorities are now looking for two persons of interest
St. Louis’ Detention Facility Oversight Board waited 18 months for an opportunity to tour the City Justice Center to begin investigating complaints from detainees and their families.
As millions of people around the world donate to charitable causes on a global day of giving, dozens of St. Louis non-profits hope to benefit from the generosity.
