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Japanese Festival returns to Missouri Botanical Gardens this weekend
ST. LOUIS – The Japanese Festival is returning this Labor Day weekend for its 47th year at the Missouri Botanical Gardens. With over 40,000 people in attendances each year, get tickets now online at Missouri Botanical Garden’s website. Japanese Festival. Missouri Botanical Garden. August 31 & Sept. 1...
Be Our Guest! Buy a $50 gift certificate for $25 to Riccardo’s on Broadway
SPONSORED – Riccardo’s on Broadway is family-owned and operated eatery located in downtown St. Louis off North Broadway. With a vast menu of American and Italian dishes, their chef trained in Italy will be sure to please. Join them on September 21 at 7:30 p.m. for Murder Mystery Trivia in Riccardo’s Speakeasy!
St. Louis museum seeks local Holocaust survivor names
The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is seeking names of local Holocaust survivors who settled in St. Louis after the war, with the newly collected names to be unveiled at a private program for survivors and descendants in 2025.
4YOU: How Southside ECC provides mental and emotional support for children
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - From their tummies to their minds, Southside Early Childhood Center’s goal is to increase children’s knowledge and mental well-being. “When we’re teaching those coping skills now, they’re going to use them later in life as adults,” said Carrie Ritchie, an Early Intervention Specialist at Southside on Jefferson.
Two arrested for drugs Crawford County
CRAFORD COUNTY, Mo (News First) – A Potosi woman faces several felonies and a St. Louis man one after their arrests late Monday afternoon in Crawford County. According to the arrest reports from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 36-year-old Sheena Becker of Potosi faces four felonies related to possessing methamphetamine and fentanyl. She also faces a felony stealing charge, along with a couple of misdemeanor charges. 46-year-old Charles E. Bowles of St. Louis was also arrested and charged with felony stealing. Both are being held in the Crawford County Jail in Steelville on 24-hour holds.
Celebrate the end of Summer with Side Project Patio
ST. LOUIS — School might be back in session, but that does not mean the fun has to end! Introducing…the Side Project Patio! After 10 years of crafting world-class beer, Side Project Brewing began looking a little less like a hobby, and more, like a destination! Now, the brewing company offers the community 3 ways to sip: from the cellar to the brewery, and of course, the patio.
O’Fallon approves annexation of Tall Tree Farm and Canine Country Kennel
At its Aug. 22 meeting, the O’Fallon City Council approved a petition for voluntary annexation of 161.6 acres located at 9260 and 10102 Hwy. DD. Much of this land is adjacent to the northwest boundary of the 6,950.8-acre August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area. The land is proposed for...
Family Upset Over Judge’s Sentence for Man Who Pleaded Guilty in 14-Year-Old’s Murder
A St. Louis man admitted his guilt on Monday in the killing of a teenager from the city in 2022. Louzell Davis Jr. made a plea deal with prosecutors, resulting in his guilty plea for second-degree murder and armed criminal action. Initially charged with first-degree murder, Davis agreed to the lesser charge. As a result, he received a sentence of 17 years for the murder charge and three years for armed criminal action. These sentences will be served consecutively, leading to a total of 20 years in prison.
Patient Makes Miraculous Recovery from Cardiac Arrest, Declares ‘I’ve Got a Pulse!’ Seconds Before Death
Mere seconds away from losing his life, a man from St. Louis who came close to dying from cardiac arrest is now determined to give back, two years later. Tony Meneses, a first-generation Filipino American, has spent most of his adult life residing in St. Louis and working in the field of IT before retiring.
Man killed in overnight shooting in north St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Authorities are investigating after a man was killed in a shooting overnight in north St. Louis. According to St. Louis Metropolitan Police, the shooting took place around 11:30 p.m. near the intersection of Cora Avenue and Evans Avenue, near Beckett Park. Officers found a man who was shot in the head. He was pronounced dead at the scene by EMS.
Legendary St. Louis Sports Commentator Bernie Miklasz joins KMOX as regular contributor to station
Legendary St. Louis sports commentator Bernie Miklasz who been prominent sports-media columnist, broadcaster and podcaster is joining KMOX as a regular contributor to the station, he announced Monday on The Dave Glover Show.
St. Louis City officials share disappointment in decision to cancel ‘Q in the Lou’
ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) – Q in the Lou has been canceled. The festival, known as one of the largest barbecue festivals in the St. Louis area, was scheduled to kick off Friday, Sept. 6 at the Gateway Arch National Park. An official with the City of St....
Chiefs cuts: Fan-favorite WR Justyn Ross to be released
The Kansas City Chiefs had to make some tough decisions this week to cut their roster down to 53 players, and fan-favorite wide receiver Justyn Ross found himself on the outside looking in on Tuesday afternoon. Ross, who joined the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent after the 2022 NFL...
Patrick Mahomes Sr. pleads guilty in DWI case as NFL star’s dad marks over 6 months sober
THE father of Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes has pleaded guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated. Patrick Mahomes Sr., 54, who has been sober for six months following his third DWI incident, was arrested on February 3 after he was pulled over in Texas with an alcohol content of 0.23. Mahomes Sr., who was set […]
Kirk amends lawsuit, names Blevins, Greiert as individual defendants
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Pastor Brian Kirk has amended his discrimination and defamation lawsuit, naming Josh Blevins and Steven Greiert as individual defendants. On Aug. 21 a federal judge granted a motion to dismiss Blevins and Greiert from Kirk's lawsuit, however Kirk has amended the lawsuit. The lawsuit names St. Joseph...
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