ST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis is changing its family and medical leave policy. Mayor Cara Spencer says workers now cannot use paid family and medial leave until they have used their accrued medical leave, sick leave, vacation leave and comp time. Paid family and medial leave was a benefit passed by city ordinance in 2022, providing [...]
Joseph Harris, a first-generation college student from South City, is starting his sophomore year at Princeton University, balancing a rigorous academic schedule with football practice, while being a role model for his three younger brothers.
No injuries were reported after a two-story building caught fire in south St. Louis, and crews were able to get the fire under control after 45 minutes.
Residents of Bethalto, Illinois are experiencing brown water from their taps, prompting an investigation by the Illinois EPA, though city leaders have assured residents that the water is safe to drink despite its appearance.
SWANSEA, Ill. - Authorities in Illinois continue to ask for help locating Bill Crispin, 67. Authorities said Crispin was last seen in an area near Frank Scott Parkway and Illinois Route 159. Initial reports indicated he was last seen wearing a blue shirt, but authorities have since released some surveillance images showing what appears to [...]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The Bellefontaine Neighbors Police Department is calling for the public’s help in locating a missing 13-year-old boy. Police say Dontrell Kafaye Carter was last seen on Thursday, Aug. 28, around 6 p.m. in the 10100 block of Coburg Lands, which is located in the Bellefontaine Neighbors neighborhood. According to officials, [...]
COLUMBIA, Ill. - A man faces felony charges after a ten-hour standoff Wednesday in Columbia, Illinois. The Monroe County State's Attorney's Office has charged Jared M. Franke, 26, with six felonies and one misdemeanor charge in connection with the standoff, mostly weapons-related charges. Events leading up to the standoff began around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday in [...]
A United States Postal Service employee from Florissant, Missouri, appeared in federal court Thursday and admitted her role in a conspiracy to steal checks from the mail.