JACKSONVILLE, N.C. – A Missouri-native Marine who died during a training exercise on April 18 in North Carolina has been identified as Sgt. Colin Arslanbas, according to the Marine Corps. Arslanbas was a reconnaissance Marine who was assigned to the … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — Red light camera legislation passed the St. Louis Board of Aldermen this week. Twelfth Ward Alderwoman Sharon Tyus says it’s not going to be the solution supporters are making it out to be. She says you need … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — A man is dead following a shooting in north St. Louis, and authorities are actively searching for the suspect. The incident occurred just south of I-70 at Goodfellow and Windham, with police receiving the alert just before … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – A car crash near N. Broadway and Harlan led to a 9-year-old being injured and taken to a hospital. The crash happened at around 11 a.m. when one vehicle hit another, trapping the child between them. The … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — The ThurtenE Carnival, Washington University in St. Louis‘ long-standing tradition, has been canceled for Sunday, April 21, citing concerns for crowd safety. This decision was made by the university administration following altercations at the carnival on Saturday, … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory from Saturday evening to Sunday morning for several counties just west and north of St. Louis. After reaching the 80s last weekend, temperatures have dipped considerably to the … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – It’s not always easy for restaurants and retailers to stand the test of time. The St. Louis region has had so many that have built cherished memories over the years, but are no longer with us. After … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Battlehawks boom for their third consecutive win, a 32-17 victory Saturday over the Memphis Showboats, to stay unbeaten on home grounds. The Battlehawks improved to 3-1 this season, currently in sole possession of first … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – It’s round two in seeking justice for a fallen St. Louis Police officer. The trial for a man accused of killing a cop was suddenly canceled in January due to sickness. It’s now reset to begin again … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Cardinals fans entered Busch Stadium Friday for the first time since Hall of Fame manager Whitey Herzog passed away at the age of 92. “I’ll probably have tears at least, and most likely will cry,” … Continue reading →