(KTVI) The community is rallying for a critically injured Feguson police officer who has been hospitalized for nearly two months. Travis Brown, 36, has been in the ICU after he was knocked to the ground by a protestor August 9, ten years to the day of Michael Brown’s Death. Brown is battling a traumatic brain [...]
The St. Louis Blues are offering no fees on single-game tickets for their upcoming home games on Monday, in honor of their season opener against the Seattle Kraken.
ST. LOUIS - A group of people gathered at an overpass to display positive messages Monday morning in west St. Louis County. This comes days after a group of neo-Nazis displayed disturbing messages at the same overpass. The peaceful demonstrations happened Monday morning at the overpass of Mason Road at Interstate 64. Demonstrators promoted messages [...]
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis City experienced multiple instances of violent crimes over the weekend, with several carjackings, shootings, and robberies reported. A couple near Soulard became the victims of a carjacking just after midnight on Sunday, Oct. 6. Police say a 46-year-old man was standing outside his Nissan Sentra on South 7th Street while [...]
ST. LOUIS - A cold front Sunday has opened the door to cooler air for Monday. Highs Monday will only be around 70. Humidity will be quite low. Clear and cool again Monday night, with wake-up temperatures in the 40s on Tuesday. The St. Louis region continues to look dry through mid-October. A warming trend [...]
GENEVA (AP) — The U.N. weather agency is reporting that 2023 was the driest year in more than three decades for the world's rivers, as the record-hot year underpinned a drying up of water flows and contributed to prolonged droughts in some places. The World Meteorological Organization also says glaciers that feed rivers in many [...]
A disturbing incident shocked drivers on Interstate 64 this past weekend as a group of masked neo-Nazis gathered on the Mason Road Overpass in west St. Louis County.
A St. Louis area landscaping business alerted us that they’d received 11 of the mailers – addressed to their migrant workers non-U.S. citizens. The business asked to remain anonymous.
The rainfall footprint from Hurricane Helene was tremendous. It stretched from the Florida panhandle up into the Carolinas and then back into the Ohio Valley and Midwest.
A west St. Louis County must appear in court next month after being charged with exposing himself in the food court at West County Center earlier this year.
Police are investigating after a man was found shot at an abandoned train and bus depot along the Mississippi Riverfront, just north of Downtown St. Louis.
Here at home our forecast remains very quiet. A cold front moves through the region Sunday and temperatures will be cooler, in the low 80s. Locally elevated fire danger will be possible this afternoon, especially north of I-70 for our grassy and agricultural areas due to gusty winds and low relative humidity. For Monday, it [...]
The Missouri Monarch, a world record-setting whitetail deer found dead in 1981, continues to be a point of pride for Missouri's wildlife management, with its massive rack weighing over 11 pounds and featuring 44 scorable points.
CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Il. – Some area students are taking their education to new heights getting a hands-on experience in aviation at a special day camp in Cahokia Heights. Thirty-five boys in 6th through 12th grades got a taste of what it’s like to be a pilot. Air Speed Alive Founder Kaley Martin said he wanted [...]
ST. LOUIS – The Disabled Veteran Fishing Derby is happening Saturday at the Bellefontaine Conservation Area, just north of Spanish Lake. The derby kicks off at 10 a.m. and is free for all veterans. Prizes will be awarded for the biggest fish, the smallest fish, and the most caught. The event will also feature music, [...]
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