Colleagues of a teacher at an elementary school in North City say she went the extra mile to ensure the transition from virtual learning to in-person learning would be smooth amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
More local businesses are requiring customers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
BJC will be offering free flu shots at different locations across the St. Louis area.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- Schnucks is partnering with the Pink Ribbon Girls of St. Louis and Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis to encourage women in underserved communities in the St. Louis area to get mammograms.
Melissa Tichy, a crisis counselor at Fort Zumwalt West High School, has made it her mission to make life easier for those around her.
The barbecue festival is set for October 1-3 at Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis.
Shortstop Paul DeJong has donated $5,000 to fund the planting of more than 200 trees in a section of Forest Park Nature Reserve.
A virtual career fair will take place Tuesday for members of the military, veterans and their spouses.
One of the greatest rock bands of all time is hitting the stage in downtown St. Louis this weekend and the band's members are encouraging fans to get vaccinated.
Bike riders were out at Chesterfield Mall Saturday morning as Pedal the Cause returns for the 12th year.
Veterans in the St. Louis area got a little extra help on Friday.
FedEx is looking to hire over 1,000 new team members in the St. Louis area ahead of the holiday season.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) – ALDI is looking to fill hundreds of positions in the St. Louis area this week.
The Illinois Department of Transportation is looking to hire snowbirds to help plow the roads this winter.
From Saturday, September 18 - Sunday, October 3, the Pooper Troopers will be the charity of choice for the 4-Degree Guarantee. During that time, the Pooper Troopers will be accepting diaper donations either online or at a participating Aldi location.
A new concert series that aims to revitalize Laclede’s Landing will kick off Thursday night.
A Halloween pop-up bar will return to the Central West End in October.
The alma mater of fallen Marine LCpl. Jared Schmitz is honoring his sacrifice through a long standing senior class tradition.
St. Louis leaders and business owners teamed up to battle vaccine hesitancy in the area. Their message: "It's not political, it's critical."
The Northside Trap Run is St. Louis’ first hip-hop themed 5K walk/run that empowers north St. Louis neighborhoods, according to the run's website.
An upcoming job fair will be looking to connect job seekers with a variety of employers in Maryland Heights.
Six Flags St. Louis will be looking to hire scare actors for their annual Fright Fest.
The Fabulous Fox Theatre is holding a job fair next week.
The Enterprise Center has rescheduled its job fair for Sept. 1.
Care STL is looking for foster homes for pets displaced after their owners were evicted across the area.
St. Louis City residents needing rental assistance can attend in-person clinics starting Wednesday.
The American Red Cross wants to help blood and platelet donors look good!
Help is needed to name the colt born to a horse rescued after a semi-truck crash in Franklin County.
A group of firefighters stopped in St. Louis on their cross-country bike ride to mark the 20th anniversary of the September 11th terror attacks.
The United Way is opening cooling centers as temperatures climb this week.
The Factory in Chesterfield has changed its policy on COVID-19 testing and issuing refunds after negative feedback from customers.
Eckert’s Grafton is in the running to be named one of the best apple orchards in America!
A local animal shelter is running out of space to take more animals and is in dire need of foster families.
MassageLuXe is giving free massages to teachers.
The Greater St. Louis Book Fair had to close its doors Friday after losing power due to Thursday's storm.
The St. Louis Cardinals are teaming up with Papa John’s to give fans discounted tickets!
Missouri's tax-free weekend started at 12:01 a.m. Friday, which usually means a lot of back-to-school shopping.
Over a dozen restaurants and retailers will be donating a portion of their Friday sales to Pedal the Cause.
A resource fair will take place Monday for veterans and active-duty military at the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville East St. Louis Higher Education campus.
The week kicks off July 18 and supports local businesses with $6 burgers.
There’s a local push to help a non-profit support by Cardinals Pitcher Adam Wainwright that works to raise money to meet the basic human needs of people in other countries.
The American Red Cross is continuing their plea for blood donors during a severe shortage.
Care STL is offering city residents to bring in their pet to get them microchipped, check their chip and to make sure its registered to your correct address.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is asking for residents to weigh in on how the city should use the first portion of the $500 million in American Recovery Act Funds.
Military X is hosting a job fair Tuesday for veterans in the St. Louis area.
An investigation is underway after a cyber attack at the Rockwood School District.
A St. Louis film maker is sharing stories of struggle and breakthrough inspired by her own battle with depression.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- Juneteenth celebrations started in downtown St. Louis Friday afternoon with a luncheon by the St. Louis Black Chief Officers Committee. The luncheon began with historical African music and dance.
Cooling shelters in Missouri and Illinois are opening as the heat rises.
Ameren Missouri wrote a check for $165,000 to help the organization.