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St. Louis All Local AM: Alton park with sinkhole re-opens, funding Busch upgrades
Senate candidates Hawley and Kunce trade barbs at State Fair, Gov. STL Police Chief Tracy talks police force numbers, Cardinals may ask for help funding Busch upgrades, Centene to cut thousands off Medicaid program
Heat is likely killing more people in the Midwest and Great Plains than what’s recorded. Here’s why
In the St. Louis region, heat has killed at least one person this year. In Omaha, Nebraska, a child died last month after being left in a hot car. Outside of Chicago, a person died in a hot prison in June. Heat is the deadliest climate-driven disaster in the U.S....
St. Louis CITY SC and Schnucks Team Up to Fight Hunger with Weeklong, In-Store Food Drive August 18-25
CITY SC Players Participating in Special Donation/Meet & Greet Event Wednesday, August 21 at Schnucks’ Des Peres Location. CITY x Schnucks Food Drive to Benefit Operation Food Search. St. Louis CITY SC and Schnuck Markets, Inc., are once again joining forces to fight hunger in the St. Louis region....
Exonerees in Missouri left with little to no financial support
ST. LOUIS — Even after Christopher Dunn's exoneration following decades of wrongful imprisonment, Missouri's restrictive laws leave him with almost no support. In just the last six years in Missouri, there have been nine people who have been exonerated after having been wrongfully convicted, according to the National Registry of Exonerations. Those people are Ricky Kidd released in 2019; Donald Nash, Jonathan Irons and Lawrence Callanan released in 2020; Kevin Strickland released in 2021; Keith Carnes released in 2022; and Lamar Johnson and Lamont Campbell released in 2023. The latest is Dunn, who was released in July.
You Paid For It: Parents want more after-school care
Meriah Smith’s 11-year-old daughter is about to start middle school in the FOX C-6 School District. But Smith says getting to and from school is a problem. She lives in a spot with no school bus to start the new school year.
The best food and drink events in St. Louis: August 16-18
It’s the last weekend before school starts. Take a break from the hustle and bustle and get out of the house to enjoy one of the many events happening around town. Don your best luau shirt and head over to the grand finale of X Marks the Spot, get your fill of barbecue at the Lemp Mansion or enjoy a leisurely sip-and-walk down Cherokee Street for their Brewed Arts Festival.
St. Louis Battlehawks re-sign DB Qwynnterrio Cole and LS Alex Matheson
The St. Louis Battlehawks re-signed defensive back Qwynnterrio Cole and long snapper Alex Matheson on Thursday according to the UFL Transactions page. Qwynnterrio Cole is six foot and weighs 203 pounds. The 25-year-old from Memphis, Tennessee, signed with the Las Vegas Raiders as an undrafted free agent on May 13, 2022.
St. Louis City officials working to add gender-neutral bathroom to recreation center
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4)—St. Louis City officials hope to start work to add a gender-neutral bathroom to a recreation center. Last year, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signed an executive order to support transgender people, in part by making public spaces more inclusive. The Cherokee Rec Center would be the first to make changes by renovating two staff bathrooms into a gender-neutral locker room and bathroom.
Le Meridien St. Louis Clayton goes to the dogs for Yappy Hour
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Le Meridien St. Louis Clayton is celebrating Yappy Hour every Tuesday in August. In honor of National Dog Month, a $15 cover charge reserves a table for people and their pooches from 3 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays. Part of the proceeds go to the Animal Protective Association.
Buchnevich-Oilers Trade Talks: History and Future Implications
Recent discussions between the St. Louis Blues and Edmonton Oilers indicated a potential trade involving forward Pavel Buchnevich, which resurfaced amid offer sheet speculations. Reports suggest the Oilers were aware of the Blues' interest in players Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway during talks going back to 2023. Despite a lack of concrete offers, the dialogue highlights the potential for future negotiations, especially considering Buchnevich's previous reluctance to waive his no-trade clause. The dynamics shifted with the Oilers' change in management, raising questions about missed opportunities for a trade. Now, the Oilers may need to reconsider their strategies in light of these developments.
Newly endowed lecture in biblical archaeology offered
A newly endowed annual lecture on biblical archeology and historical geography will debut this fall at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. The inaugural presentation of the “These Stones Will Shout” Annual Lecture in Biblical Archaeology and Historical Geography of the Holy Land is set for 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, in Werner Auditorium.
Recalling Jordan Walker to just platoon was a bad decision by the Cardinals
After veteran infielder Matt Carpenter was placed on the Injured List this past Monday, former top prospect Jordan Walker was recalled. The young outfielder was having a spectacular August at Triple-A Memphis through a week and a half, and his growth was rewarded with a promotion to the big league squad. The hope was that Walker would be able to hit against left-handed pitchers for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Justin Moore + Randy Houser dropping collab on Friday
Justin Moore and Randy Houser have taken their friendship from the road to the recording studio. The Country Round Here Tonight Tour co-headliners will release a collab, “The Worst,” on Friday. Justin shared the news on social media alongside the song’s cover art and a monochrome photo of...
Kids 'Touch a Truck' event in South St. Louis County
ST. LOUIS — Kids love trucks and big equipment! But they normally have to stay away from them, for safety reasons, right? Kids in St. Louis County got a chance to touch a truck at Jefferson Barracks Park. The 5+ Live Bus was there, and veteran television reporters have...
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