Category Archives: St. Louis County, Missouri

Dismissal is latest in losses for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s Office

Pastor Geoffrey Dudley and the State of Illinois are holding a vaccination site at the New Life for Christ Church in O’Fallon, Illinois

Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Friday at the Olympics, and what St. Louis connections will be in action

Dawn Harper-Nelson is an East St. Louis native, two-time Olympic medalist and a new mom.

According to the CDC’s data, only seven Missouri counties have an alert status lower than red

As a kid Jayson Tatum was envisioning himself as a member of Team USA. Now, he’s living the dream in Tokyo

Joyner-Kersee supports Simone Biles and hopes it opens the conversation about athletes’ mental health

Here’s your guide to what’s happening on Tuesday at the Olympics, and what St. Louis connections will be in action

Local elected officials from both political parties have issues with the way it was implemented and how it could be used

Beginning Monday, face masks will once again be required for people older than 5 in indoor public places, regardless of vaccination status

Young people in north St. Louis were busy Sunday revitalizing homes in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood

Governor JB Pritzker signed the “Barriers to Care” bill into law today

The St. Louis area has an impressive number of athletes representing the United States in the Tokyo Olympics. Here’s what you need to know about … Continue reading →

The Blues will be without a staple of their defense after the Seattle Kraken selected Vince Dunn in the NHL Expansion Draft

“Being so personally affected by COVID-19 has led me to be on the forefront to push vaccination”

“Dr. Givens was always going to share history, knowledge and wisdom,” said LaTonia Collins Smith.

Gardner’s office says it has re-filed charges against Brandon Campbell

The St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force released an urgent plea Tuesday afternoon as cases continue to rise in Missouri and the St. Louis area

There will be 11 kitchens serving up eager customers when the doors open this summer in St. Louis

Located on one of the busiest bike routes in the region, city officials say it’ll improve access to public transit and job centers while reducing … Continue reading →

After COVID-19 delayed it by a year, a summer 2021 opening date for the food hall will be announced “very soon”

The game happens to be on Molina’s 39th birthday

The spire of Centenary United Methodist Church collapsed onto the street below. No one was injured, and the debris missed all the cars parked nearby

“I wanted to make others happy, but when our family was hit with hard times the fans gave back and a movement was started, one … Continue reading →

The incident was caught on surveillance video. He could be seen walking around asking customers to take out their wallets and even pushing his gun … Continue reading →

One-hundred percent of Dolan’s patients are already vaccinated, a requirement to live and work here, but with new residents and staff moving in all the … Continue reading →

St. Louis’ “hometown hero” is just the fourth player in NHL history to win three consecutive Stanley Cups with two different franchises

Jordan Walker has had dreams about playing in Busch Stadium. He’s currently one of the most hyped prospects in baseball, and for good reason. Let’s … Continue reading →

Jordan Walker has had dreams about playing in Busch Stadium. He’s currently one of the most hyped prospects in baseball, and for good reason. Let’s … Continue reading →

The victim was unconscious and not breathing when officers arrived. He was pronounced dead a short time later

Since the start of the pandemic, Black communities were hit hardest. With low vaccination rates, they are making up most of the recent cases in … Continue reading →

From missing cars to missing money, the I-Team has been uncovering serious issues at the city tow lot for months. Now a group of Aldermen … Continue reading →

The St. Louis Fire Department responded to 106 total fire calls as fireworks lit up the city skyline overnight

A man was shot and killed inside a story at the Des Peres mall, Saturday evening

They say COVID-19 cases are rising among unvaccinated people, and they’re concerned about the highly infectious delta variant.

First responders, boats with sonar and volunteers searched nearly six hours for the 16-year-old

Todd Werner, 48, died after suffering a major heart attack. He had served as South Roxana Fire Chief since 2013 and joined the department in … Continue reading →

He has been transported to the hospital, St. Louis police say, but there are no details on his condition.

O’Fallon’s Tom Drabelle says they’re “largely unaffected” by supply shortages and shipping delays. But you might see higher prices while buying your own fireworks.

The tax, which was set to expire Sept. 30, is used to leverage billions of dollars in federal Medicaid funding

A family’s Ring security video caught the bear tipping over a trashcan and snagging a bag of chips before running off into the woods

Among the incentives: seasonal employees who work July 1 through Labor Day may qualify for a 10% bonus on what they’ve earned

Michelle Bartsch-Hackley will be representing Collinsville and her country as U.S. Volleyball goes for a gold medal

Now riding on the success of the gymnastics trials, the St. Louis Sports Commission is determined, putting in a bid for the Swimming Olympic Trials … Continue reading →

St. Louis Metro Police homicide division is investigating 91st murder in the city this year.

St. Louis Metro Police homicide division is investigating 91st murder in the city this year.