After Holt High School beat Fort Zumwalt West Friday night, their strength and conditioning and defensive backs coach Aaron Smith went home not feeling well.
A virtual job fair will be held Tuesday to fill customer service representative positions.
Several pop-up food pantries are also handing out food for pets.
Finally! Walmart+ launched last week on Sept. 15.Amazon Prime now has some competition for the ever-increasing number of online shoppers who are looking for fast delivery options. Walmart just debuted its own paid membership service, called Walmart+. Walmart+ memberships cost $98 per year or…
For many little girls, dressing up like a princess, meeting a bunch of princesses and even having a princess party is like a dream come true.
A new service is helping out St. Louis Black or immigrant-owned restaurants during the ongoing pandemic.
SSM Health is offering free, drive-thru flu vaccination clinics across the St. Louis region. The clinics will be held on two separate Saturday's in October.
Public comment is now open on a plan for what’s in store for the future of downtown St. Louis.
Today marks 19 years since the tragedy unfolded in New York City, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania.
KMOV is proud to partner with the Pooper Troopers for the 2020 diaper drive.
Dierbergs is hosting a “Mega Hiring Event” Tuesday.
The City of Belleville is making sure residents mask up by giving away 85,000 free surgical masks to residents, two masks per resident.
Habitat for Humanity St. Louis needs your help providing access to affordable homes.
The St. Louis County Library is now offering free online tutoring for the 2020 school year.
St. Louis Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed will host a virtual Democratic National Convention watch party.
Blues superfan Laila Anderson is using her creativity to give back.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) – St. Louis has a new urgent care facility that deals specifically with mental health and substance abuse patients.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- On Friday, you can help fight childhood cancer by dining out or grabbing carryout for the 10 restaurants taking part in World Without Cancer Day put on by Pedal the Cause.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- The American Red Cross is in urgent need for hundreds of volunteers for national deployments as the country heads into hurricane and wildfire season.
The US Food and Drug Administration has expanded its list of potentially deadly hand sanitizer products.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) - Baseball in July should be hot, humid, hours-long games where fans crowd Busch Stadium cheering on the Cardinals as they make their push to the playoffs.
Job seekers will drive up and interview with a recruiter on the spot about many of our open positions, all while practicing safe, social distancing and masking protocols.
Dozens of companies will be looking to hire during a job fair next week.
The St. Patrick Center, a non-profit that provides a number of homeless services, is worried about a spike in homelessness.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) - Now that courts are back in session, deputies in the St. Louis City Sheriff’s Office are gearing up to carry out evictions after a three-month hiatus.
Stray Rescue of St. Louis is offering a reward for anyone who has information leading to an arrest after a dog died from severe injuries.
With face masks becoming more prevalent during the coronavirus pandemic, we've heard from a lot of you who have questions about their use. We sat down with an infectious disease specialist to get the answers to your frequently asked questions.
WANTED: Search on for suspects accused of looting, setting fires during night of unrest in St. Louis
Police are searching for suspects who they say looted several buildings and set fires in St. Louis City during a night of unrest in early June.
The Missouri Botanical Garden needs your votes to become "USA's Today Best Botanical Garden".
Just in time for father's day, St. Louis families have a new place to go for support and parenting help.
Here is a list of the COVID-19 testing sites in the St. Louis metro area.
The Cardinals and Fox Sports Midwest will be holding their 17th annual blood drive at numerous locations in the St. Louis area from June 17-June 19.
The Cardinals have announced their refund policy for tickets to June home games.
Restoration efforts are underway following a night of violence and vandalism in St. Louis.
The City of St. Louis announced they are now offering free COVID-19 testing for city residents.
Free COVID-19 testing will be available in North County today.
(KMOV.com) -- May 28 is National Burger Day! Whether you think it's a sandwich or not, the hamburger is one of the staples of summertime and us Americans love them.
The program runs from 8 a.m. to noon and will provide one week of produce per student.
Officials with POWERplex said the former St. Louis Outlet Mall in Hazelwood will host some of St. Louis' top bands on the stage and you will be able to listen to them safely from a private pod around your car.
An anti-depressant used for treating obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is showing positive results in the early weeks of a drug trial at Washington University School of Medicine.
“When people do not feel a sense of connection, a sense of belonging, a sense of significance, lots of bad things come from that."
Mayor Lyda Krewson will talk with neighborhood associations from across St. Louis about the city's response to COVID-19.
FDA is providing a food safety re-opening checklist for previously closed retail food establishments or those that have been open with limited service related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This checklist addresses key food safety practices for retail food establishments to consider when re-openi…
Over the last couple months, many nonprofits have had to cancel fundraising efforts due to the coronavirus pandemic.
(KMOV.com) -- Several businesses are hiring amid the coronavirus outbreak.
This weekend the reigning Stanley Cup Champions will host a virtual 5K benefiting the Gateway Resilience Fund which helps owners of independently owned bars, restaurants and shops in St. Louis.
(KMOV.com) - Local businesses are getting a boost from Schnucks, which offering items from local restaurants while the dine-in ban due to COVID-19 stays in place.
ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) - A group of volunteers is helping those who are in their homes, but struggling to get food and medicine amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Surveillance cameras caught the hit-and-run crash that sent a bicyclist into the air in south St. Louis.
The Missouri Historical Society is collecting "Stories of the Pandemic," where St. Louisans go online and send them stories, pictures and videos. Everyone has a story. This is your chance to share yours.