Lincoln man gets probation for body slamming man outside Das Haus
A man was sentenced to over a year of probation after body slamming another man outside Lincoln’s LGBTQA+ bar Das Haus in 2025.
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Historic Big Boy steam locomotive rolls through Columbus
Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 is nearing the end of its journey across Nebraska.
Nine Lincoln streets to partially close beginning week of June 1
Lincoln Transportation and Utilities announced on Friday that portions of nine streets will close beginning the week of June 1.
Local radio host honors 18 year promise to camp outside Lincoln Regional
The Huskers last hosted the regional back in 2008 when KLIN's Jack Mitchell decided to bring an RV and camp out in the parking lot for the games, hosting live radio shows throughout the weekend.
Anonymous tip leads to arrest of woman on Clay County’s ‘Top 10 Most Wanted’ list
An anonymous tip has led to arrest of woman on Clay County’s ‘Top 10 Most Wanted’ list.
Grain Valley police officer okay after semi backs into patrol car
A Grain Valley Police officer is fine after a patrol vehicle was hit in an unusual crash on Friday.
World Cup parking alternative offers fans cheaper option near stadium
One organization is offering an alternative to official stadium parking during the World Cup.
Pedestrian critically injured after two-vehicle crash at 31st and Wabash, police say
A pedestrian was critically injured after a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon at 31st Street and Wabash Avenue.
KCTV5 honored with 4 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
KCTV5 celebrated a major honor Thursday, as the station won four prestigious Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards.
Missouri cuts funding to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
Missouri cuts funding for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, reducing its budget from $6M to $2M, impacting new enrollments while honoring current commitments.
Multiple agencies search Signal Hill area for missing Metro East man
"Every minute that he's not home is another minute that they're worried about him,” Lt. Hendricks said. "We're really looking for any clue at this point."
'If I can just save one person': Man who lost two cousins in triple fatal Highway 367 crash pushes for barrier
Donnell Ellis has collected hundreds of signatures calling for a taller concrete barrier on Highway 367. MoDOT now says it's considering speeding up the project.
South City to celebrate second annual Brian McKenna Day
South St. Louis will celebrate the second annual Brian McKenna Day on Saturday, May 30, honoring the beloved broadcaster killed after being hit by a car in March 2025.
St. Louis man sentenced for carjackings, fatal fentanyl sale
Bobby Lee Jones, 27, of St. Louis was sentenced to 47 years in prison Thursday for his involvement in carjackings, as well as a sale of fentanyl that killed an 18-year-old woman.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office launches new public dashboard
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office has launched a new public data dashboard.
These local Pizza Huts are getting a nostalgic makeover
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Some local Pizza Huts are getting a nostalgic makeover.
Bars prepare for World Cup as some allowed to stay open for 23 hours during competition
In less than two weeks, the biggest sporting event in the world will not only begin, but take place on American soil. The FIFA World Cup begins June 11, with some games even taking place across Missouri in K...
After a fatal crash and safety concerns, the push and plea to make a change on Route 367
Ellis is seeking support for a 42-inch concrete barrier along the length of Route 367 to prevent more crossover crashes.
The ‘Talented Ten’: New firefighters graduate, raising the ranks of JFD
Fire safety in the Capital City improves with ceremonies Thursday, welcoming new members to the Jackson Fire Department.
Jackson man wanted on conspiracy charge, police say
The Jackson Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance for information regarding a man currently wanted for conspiracy.
Man accused of killing mother ordered to undergo mental evaluation
A Natchez man accused of killing his mother has been ordered to undergo a mental evaluation to determine if he is competent enough to stand trial, officials announced Thursday.
Crew error caused barge to strike Vicksburg bridge, NTSB finds
The National Transportation Safety Board released its findings on the May 1, 2025, collision, concluding it happened due to a loss of all steering.
Detainee captured after escaping while being taken to Raymond Detention Center
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A woman who escaped police custody while being transported to the Raymond Detention Center has been captured.
MDWFP releases 2026 Memorial Day weekend boating citation data
On Friday, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks released data on the number and types of boating citations issued over the 2026 Memorial Day weekend.