WARREN COUNTY, Mo. — Disturbing prank calls are alarming police, school administrators, and parents. Classes were canceled at one St. Louis area school after the false alarms. This is happening while a real tragedy is happening in Nashville, Tennessee. The … Continue reading →

ST. CHARLES, Mo. – The family of a missing woman found dead last week in Maryland Heights are planning to lay her to rest. Jacquelyn Mitchell’s sister, Tiffany, said her family is processing this devastating loss one day at a … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A bridge connecting a vacant parking garage to the old Famous Barr building was taken down in Downtown St. Louis Saturday. Police say burglars used the bridge to loot the building. The unhoused use it to … Continue reading →

HERMANN, Mo. – Nearly two weeks removed from tragedy, the family of a Hermann police officer shot in the line of duty is thanking the public for “continued love and support” in his road to recovery. Investigators say Mason Griffith and … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – 20-year-old Jordan Walker is headed to the majors. The Cardinals expect Walker, the former first-round pick and the Cardinals’ top prospect, to be on their opening day roster when St. Louis takes on the Toronto Blue … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – Police have arrested a man accused of throwing rocks at cars from a bridge onto a St. Louis highway. Phillip Carter, 37, is behind bars in connection with the rock-throwing incidents. He was booked into jail Friday … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – Volleyball players, coaches, and event organizers honored 17-year-old amputee Janae Edmondson with special tributes at a tournament downtown—the first return since tragedy struck. Young volleyball athletes from across the Midwest are in town for a volleyball tournament. … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – A plan to expand MetroLink services in St. Louis with a line from north to south city has gained support to proceed with development and funding efforts. The Bi-State Development transportation agency is now authorized to plan, … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – Two female fire captains, praised by the city earlier this week for their service, are being denied promotions they earned. On Tuesday, the St. Louis Fire Department held up Acting Captains Licole McKinney and Jessica Jackson as … Continue reading →

UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. – Multiple agencies and cities are working into the early morning hours preparing for heavy rain. The River Des Peres is rushing Friday morning and many people are wondering if things are as bad as what we … Continue reading →