ST. LOUIS - The May 16 tornado damaged but didn’t destroy Cheryl Walker’s property in The Ville neighborhood.  She says she spoke with her insurance company, filed a claim and planned on using the payout for repairs. Cheryl’s claims adjuster was referencing state statute and a complementary city ordinance. According to the Missouri Legislative Library, [...]

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is ramping up security, supporting educational travel and broadening its outreach efforts in response to what leaders are calling a “chilling wave” of antisemitic violence around the world. The renewed focus follows a string of high-profile attacks against Jewish communities in cities like Paris, Washington, [...]

ST. LOUIS - Today, North Side Community School transformed into a hub of hope, offering more than just supplies — it offers relief with dignity. “When I came up here to the lady, she was like, ‘We’re letting you wash your clothes and stuff and showers and everything!’ You know how many people you guys [...]

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A controversial arrest caught on camera is fueling intense debate in north St. Louis County.   A viral video shows a police K-9 mauling a man who appears to be trying to walk away. The police say there's more to the story, and they've now released bodycam footage and 911 calls [...]

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is nourishing adolescents this summer. The Summer Food Service Program seeks to provide breakfast, lunch and dinner for minors who may not have direct access to food. The department has an interactive map, which provides families insights into where they can take their [...]

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Department of Revenue is cautioning residents to stay alert when coming across text message scams.  According to the department, countless phishing texts containing false and threatening messages have been reported. These texts often claim to be affiliated with trusted sources, such as the Missouri Department of Revenue or the [...]

ST. LOUIS – St. Louis City officials question whether money problems are the sheriff’s fault, as Alfred Montgomery threatened to cut vital inmate health transports – a move he’s now taking back. Sheriff Montgomery has said previously he doesn’t have the money for those inmate transports, even after he was caught using a deputy and [...]

MADISON COUNTY, Ill. – Two men are in custody—one in St. Louis City, the other in Madison County, Illinois—for last week’s double shooting that claimed the life of an Alton man. According to Sgt. Andrew Pierson, spokesman for the Alton Police Department, the shooting happened around 9:30 p.m. on May 28 in the 3100 block [...]

ST. LOUIS – In the wake of disasters like the St. Louis tornado, the need for blood donations has never been greater in our area. The St. Louis Cardinals, FanDuel Sports Network, and the American Red Cross of Greater St. Louis are teaming up for the 22nd annual St. Louis Cardinals Blood Drive. Team Fredbird [...]

PARK HILLS, Mo. – The death of a three-year-old at a Park Hills daycare is now in the hands of the prosecutor as the daycare’s owner continues to operate a separate facility right next door. It has been more than two weeks since three-year-old Conrad Ashcraft died at Poppy's Playhouse 2. The facility almost immediately [...]