One dead after car crashes into tree in Alton
A person died on Sunday night after a pickup truck crashed and burst into flames.
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‘Cheer Like Cambree’ movement reaches Megan Moroney
Megan Moroney was 14-year-old Cambree York’s favorite musician before passing away in March.
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Fatal crash on southbound 270 leaves 2 dead, closes 4 lanes
A crash on southbound Interstate 270 near 370 has caused the death of two people and the closure of four of the right lanes on Sunday morning.
Man dies in personal watercraft crash in Washington County lake
A man is dead after the collision of two personal watercrafts Saturday evening in Washington County.
SLMPD interrupts ‘teen takeover’ in Downtown St. Louis
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department announced Sunday that officers interrupted a ‘teen takeover’ Saturday night in the downtown area.
1 officer, 1 driver, injured after crash in East St. Louis
An officer and a driver are injured after a crash in East St. Louis late Saturday night.
Update: section of I-44 to remain closed for ‘extended period’ due to sinkhole
The Missouri Department of Transportation announced Sunday morning that a section of Interstate 44 affected by a sinkhole is expected to remain closed through “at least next week.”
Those who live near Wildcare Park excited for project to come to their neighborhood
In about a year, the Saint Louis Zoo is preparing to open a unique safari experience called “WildCare Park”.
‘I thought it was nothing’: Men get breast cancer too, Chesterfield man shares story of survival
Most men never consider breast cancer a threat. Tommy Wright was one of them, until a lump he dismissed for nearly a year turned into a Stage 2 cancer diagnosis.
Elevator out nearly two months at O’Fallon senior living apartments, residents push for fix
Since April 15, one of the apartment buildings at Gentemann Manor has been without an elevator due to a lightning storm.
Several Cooler Days Ahead - Watching the Midweek for Storm Chances
The First Alert Forecast for the St. Louis region from the First Alert Weather Team.
Jared, the St. Louis Zoo’s only jaguar, has died
The St. Louis Zoo announced Thursday that Jared, a 17-year-old male jaguar, had died.
Suspect in deadly Texas mass shooting had fired on police days earlier, officials say
A man who opened fire in the West Texas city of Midland in an attack Friday morning that left one person dead and 10 injured had shot at police just days earlier during a chase, authorities said.
St. Louis man charged after police say he dragged officer, led 100 mph chase
A St. Louis man faces several charges after police said he dragged an officer while trying to flee.
Man sentenced to prison for 2025 assault in downtown St. Louis
A man has been sentenced to prison for a 2025 assault that left a 64-year-old man injured.
Doctors worry swapping income taxes for sales taxes will hurt patients; GOP lawmaker pushes back
Later this summer, Missouri voters will decide if they want to phase out the state income tax and replace it with higher sales taxes.
Arrest made in South City bike shop break-ins
A man has been arrested for breaking into and stealing from St. Louis businesses.
Front Office Focus: Bloom weighs in on success, roster movement, and fans
In First Alert 4’s first edition of “All-Access Baseball,” Jacob Cersosimo chats with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom.
Trial date set for election offense charges against St. Louis County Executive
A trial date has been set in the case against St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page.
Cardinals Roster Update: Blaze Jordan to make MLB debut, Gorman and Dobbins optioned to Memphis
St. Louis Cardinals rookie Blaze Jordan has been called up to the big leagues and will make his MLB debut in tonight’s game against the Minnesota Twins!
Judge dismisses St. Louis board president’s lawsuit over state control of SLMPD
A Cole County judge dismissed St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Megan Green’s lawsuit attempting to return control of SLMPD to the city.
Potential new Missouri law would track tick-borne meat allergy affecting thousands
Health experts believe Missouri may have one of the highest populations of people with a tick-borne meat allergy in the country, but there’s no way to know for sure.
Splash pad opens in St. Charles County
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. (First Alert 4) -A new splash pad opened on Friday in St. Charles County.