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A local brewer helped create a historic blast from the past.

The Saint Louis Zoo has welcomed a new gorilla to the habitat. 7-year-old Kayin arrived at the zoo last week from the Buffalo Zoo.

According to the St. Louis Police Department, there were 126 carjackings in 2022 in St. Louis and 43 so far in 2023.

Missouri public libraries now face further restrictions when it comes to what materials can come in and out.

Two major Missouri hospitals have announced they have agreed to join forces to help expand access to healthcare needs for patients across the state.

A multi-day rummage sale in Des Peres will benefit Amigos for Christ, an organization that provides nutrition, health, education, and economic development in rural communities in Nicaragua.

Two deadly shootings last month on or near Metro property have renewed safety concerns over public transportation.

Each weeknight at 10, Steve guarantees tomorrow’s high temperature. The following weeknight at 6, he announces the results. When Steve’s forecast is within 4 degrees of the actual high, KMOV awards $50 to our 4 Degree charity of the month. Each award is also matched by our partner, Cardinals Care.

An attempted burglary suspect is in the hospital after leading police on a chase that ended in a fiery crash over the weekend.

A 26-year-old East St. Louis man died after exchanging gunfire with police officers in O’Fallon, Illinois, Sunday following an attempted traffic stop.

Ozone is not something you can see, hear, or smell, but everyone can feel it.

A drive around the St. Louis County suburb of Glendale will reveal yards filled with red and white signs that say “Protect Your Glendale neighborhoods” and a link to StopTheCarwash.com

A man that matches witness descriptions can be seen on surveillance video from May 2022.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its third and final report after testing Jana Elementary School for radioactive materials.

A new policy taking effect on Tuesday bans libraries in Missouri from buying materials that some could consider obscene.

A local middle school student is representing St. Louis at the 95th Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Recent violence near a homeless encampment in Laclede’s Landing has local leaders searching for ways to address such encampments.

Tracey Mccann has been clean and sober for 9 months and hopes to inspire others who have substance use disorder to get into treatment with her hopeful message.

For most kids summer is underway, but for Riverview Gardens Graduate Precious Barry she has some big plans.

The passes allow access to the pool on Sunday through Thursday along with parking and gym access.

Ferguson police are cracking down against drivers with expired and fake temporary tags.

After the 33-year-old was pulled to shore by Alton officers, he was pronounced dead.

Police are investigating two homicides that occurred in St. Louis City Monday morning.

Several residents contacted News 4 after they saw a number of issues at a North County public swimming pool.

Two families, both with a trans child, told News 4 they plan to leave the state of Missouri after the legislature passed two trans-related bills.

Federal prosecutors are trying to keep a St. Louis man they claim attempted to attack the White House behind bars, arguing he is a flight risk and “extreme threat” to public safety.

St. Louis Police are investigating a deadly shooting on the riverfront overnight. Police responded to the intersection of Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard and Dr. Martin Luther King Drive around 4:30 a.m.

Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children ages 1 through 4. One local mother is now an advocate for safety after experiencing a tragedy.

Large crowds gathered on Memorial Day for the annual ceremony at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. The ceremony included Taps, a wreath laying, speeches, and a moment of silence.

There are chances this week for the public to give feedback on the proposal to build a north-south MetroLink line.