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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department formed a task force in response to a rash of recent carjackings tied to a particular group of juveniles.

The Archdiocese of St. Louis confirmed to News 4 that the recycling company has not picked up the rubbish for over a month, despite requests from the church.

A time-honored winter tradition in St. Louis. Plenty of people used the snow day to get outside and to Forest Park.

The former owner of a Clayton construction company pleaded guilty this week to two counts of wire fraud for violating St. Louis’ Minority Business Enterprise participation requirements in order to qualify for a tax abatement.

The O’Fallon State Highway Patrol has canceled an Endangered Person Advisory for 85-year-old Janice Bruns.

Power outages are being report in Missouri & Illinois after heavy snowfall.

Slicks roads have led to accidents on St. Louis area roads Wednesday morning

News 4 viewers sent in their best photos from the snowfall that occurred on January 25, 2023.

A Missouri concrete contractor has been working under the radar for years and taking on new jobs despite a trail of lawsuits, a police investigation, and court orders to pay back tens of thousands of dollars.

Citing safety and infrastructure improvements, leaders in East St. Louis broke ground Monday on a new multi-million dollar public safety center.

A mountain lion is still at-large after being hit by a vehicle Monday night in Villa Ridge.

A breakdown in procedures allowed juveniles involved in a gunfight Saturday to go home without being detained, the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court said.

St. Louis Interim Public Safety Director Dr. Dan Isom is stepping down.

The county records showed the 6-year-old fell and hit his head while ice skating. He was reportedly given ice and his parents were never called.

It wasn’t the merriest of Christmases for residents at Fairview Village Senior Living, and over four weeks later, they’re still unable to sleep in their own beds.

The 25,000-square-foot facility will house programs to help hundreds of student-athletes, including in the areas of academic advising, sports performance, wellness and sports psychology.

Registration is now open for the 30th annual Purina Pet Parade in Soulard.

Charges have been filed after two sisters who helped shape lives across the region were killed in a reckless driving crash in South City.

On the 50th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, there are strong feelings on both sides. But in Missouri lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are coming together to try to help women after they give birth.

St. Louis Cardinals fans have the chance to work at Busch Stadium this season.

An all-girls middle school team is defending its title at a robotics jamboree.

A winter tradition returns to the Delmar Loop.

Today, officers went door-to-door in the Wydown-Forest neighborhood in Clayton to talk to residents about the best ways to protect their property.

All five inmates that escaped St. Francois County Detention Center in Farmington Tuesday night have been taken into custody.

John Burroughs Lady Bombers blew past the Lutheran South Lady Lancers 43-28 Friday night.

If you work remotely but pay the St. Louis city earnings tax, you may be entitled to a refund, despite what it says on the refund form.

A Wright City man was found guilty of giving a dose of fentanyl that killed another man and caused two other overdoses.

The Hatchet Haus just opened up in St. Charles. The axe-throwing business is a unique amusement facility.

Circle K will offer 40 cents off per gallon of gas for a few hours on Friday, Jan. 20, 2023.

Freshmen at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Latrice Wilson and Janei Jackson, had no idea their school launched an Esports program Thursday, but to them it made sense.