St. Louis, MO

SOUTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. (KMOV.com) – A man was charged with second-degree murder for the death of a passenger in his car after crashing while driving away from police on Tuesday night. According to the St. Louis County Police Department, an officer tried to stop a 2002 Saturn SL...

As COVID-19 metrics trend in the wrong direction in southwestern Illinois, St. Clair County health officials continued to sound warning bells during Wednesday’s weekly press conference. “I’m very concerned,” said St. Clair County Health Director Myla Blandford. “As we move into fall, we know the incidents of respiratory illness will...

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – An 18-year-old has been charged with murder for getting into a fatal wreck while attempting to flee police in Sappington. According to Sgt. Tracy Panus, a spokeswoman with the St. Louis County Police Department, the crash happened Tuesday around 8:30 p.m. on Gravois Road near Winternight Lane.

EDWARDSVILLE — Three requests from businesses and three residential zoning requests were approved Tuesday by the Madison County Zoning Board of Appeals. The business requests include a new restaurant in the clubhouse at Holiday Shores, a training area for the Operating Engineers and a freight terminal. The requests now go...

LADUE, Mo. (KMOV.com) -- In a tree-lined, cul-de-sac street, you find a magnificent Ladue house with extensive renovations and everything you could possibly want in a home. The 25 Berkley Lane property comes with 4,621 square feet of living space, with six bedrooms, four full bathrooms and three half bathrooms. Built in 1943, the house has heated floors, nine skylights and six fireplaces. Two full kitchens and mini kitchen in the master bedroom as well as a 'party' kitchen in the garage.

ST. LOUIS – Our You Paid for It Team has learned Bi-State Development Agency has cut back on Metro bus service because of a driver shortage. All told, Metro is short about 150 drivers. Things have gotten so bad, they’re using managers to operate buses and trains. Bi-State CEO Taulby...

You may need a COVID-19 vaccination before going to some of your favorite St. Louis spots. Some city restaurants and bars are starting to require it for indoor dining.

ST. LOUIS — City leaders on Wednesday continued to clash over how to spend the latest round of federal aid — and who should be in charge of it. Aldermanic President Lewis Reed called on Mayor Tishaura O. Jones to rescind parts of a public health proclamation giving her health director power to spend without consulting the Board of Aldermen.

ST. LOUIS — Detainees at the downtown St. Louis jail caused a disruption Tuesday afternoon when roughly 20 people refused to return to their cells following their allotted recreation time, a top jail official said. Primarily younger detainees with "pretty violent histories" housed in a unit at the City Justice...

ST. LOUIS – It’s a project that has been years in the making. Today, a groundbreaking took place on the new Freedom Suits Memorial coming to the St. Louis Civil Courts building. In attendance were St. Louis former mayors Francis Slay and Lyda Krewson, along with current Mayor Tishaura O....

St. Louis City's jail saw yet another uprising, but unlike the ones earlier this year, this one remained within the walls of the Justice Center. Video obtained by News 4 shows the city losing control inside the jail again. The video from inside a cell block shows a maintenance worker appearing to do some work to a cell door around 1:45 p.m. on Tuesday.

ST. LOUIS- Jim Sterk, who the University of Missouri announced this week was leaving his post as Athletic Director as part of a mutual agreement, could remain in his job until September 15, unless the school his successor starts prior to that date. Our news partners at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, first reported the terms of the “transition agreement”.

Mayor Tishaura Joes of St. Louis, Missouri discusses the challenges of implementing policies to protect people from Covid in the face of misinformation and Republican political stunts, and efforts to improve vaccination numbers in minority communities. July 29, 2021.