ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Between the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day celebrations, stores are packed and shoppers are busy getting some last-minute shopping done. The weather may be cold, but weekend plans are heating up. Valentine's day is fast approaching. You know what that means, flowers. "A lot of red roses, that's the main thing, [...]
ST. LOUIS - They've been described as works of art on wheels. The motorcycles featured at the 7th Cycle Showcase STL at the City Foundry. The show on Saturday is from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. If you miss it Saturday you can catch it Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It's $10 for adults [...]
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Firefighters were in the 5600 block of Natural Bridge early Saturday morning. Fire broke out at the Shapiro Metal Supply warehouse around 3 a.m. Video from the St. Louis Fire Department shows fire and flames going through the roof. The one-story warehouse was evacuated. A portion of the structure has collapsed. [...]
It's a new year but parents in the St. Louis area are still struggling with the same problem -- getting their kids to school when there is a bus driver shortage.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A crash closed westbound I-64 before Woods Mill Road. There was a traffic backup in both directions on the interstate. The crash has now been cleared. It is not clear if there are injuries in this wreck. This is a developing story. More details will be posted as they come [...]
According to the American Gaming Association, 31.4 million adults in the U.S. will bet a combined $7.61 billion on the game in some form, either through formal sportsbooks or casually with friends.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The meteoric rise of Omicron-variant fueled hospitalizations in St Louis has fallen just as rapidly, as new numbers today find area-wide hospitalizations have descended to levels last seen in the week before Christmas. That’s good news for a region that less than a month ago had witnessed COVID hospitalizations set new [...]
Pfizer announced Friday that the company will push back its submission to the Food and Drug Administration that would pave the way for children under 5 to potentially start receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
The report, shared with Nexstar by the office of the Orange County Medical Examiner, further concluded that Saget was COVID-19 positive at the time of his death on Jan. 9, though his respiratory system showed no signs of chronic or acute inflammation.
ST. LOUIS - A new Dunkin' Donuts location in Shrewsbury could be approved this month by the Shrewsbury Board of Alderman. The Shrewsbury Plan Commission voted unanimously on January 26 to send the drive-thru Dunkin' Donuts plan to the board of alderman. The Dunkin' Donuts would be in the former Flowerama site located at Big [...]
The taproom features wood from the former home of the Blues, The Arena. The brewery says its beer will still be available in local stores and restaurants.
A St. Joseph, Missouri woman says her identity was stolen and used to create multiple Facebook groups, all touting the Canadian trucker protest that’s been going on for two weeks in Canada’s capital city of Ottawa.