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Cardinals can’t let perfect Oli Marmol replacement slip away to laughable party
If you'd have told just about any St. Louis Cardinals fan after the dismal 2023 season that manager Oli Marmol would've rebounded -- including from a terrible start to the 2024 campaign -- to have the Redbirds in the thick of the NL playoff race entering the All-Star break, they'd have been ecstatic. And they largely were as the Cards were in a wild card spot at that point.
Woman pleads guilty to federal charge for harassing St. Louis family
Www.youtube.com – FOX 2 St. Louis – 2024-08-16 12:02:47. SUMMARY: A woman named Judy Kline, 55, appeared in federal court and pleaded guilty to interfering with a family's housing rights, stemming from a viral incident over two years ago. Kline broke into a home in the Princeton Heights neighborhood of south St. Louis on January 5, 2022, armed with a hammer. Prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Missouri noted that Kline had previously lived in the home many years ago and mistakenly thought the family still lived there.
Armed woman shot, killed herself in officer-involved shooting near Laclede Park
An armed female who is believed to be connected to a Friday morning shooting at a White Castle in Bellefontaine Neighbors shot and killed herself in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood, right near Laclede Park.
Charges filed against man and woman involved in fatal shooting at south St. Louis restaurant
The Circuit Attorney’s Office has filed charges against Katrina Kelly, 33, and Kyle Penton, 37, in relation to the tragic shooting incident. A shooting at a south St. Louis restaurant, which occurred over a week ago, has resulted in charges being filed against a man and a woman. The incident tragically caused the death of one person and left three others injured.
Major changes coming to the real estate industry starting this weekend
ST. LOUIS — Realtors across the US are preparing for a massive change on Aug. 17 to the way it's done business for a century. The changes are part of a $418 million dollar settlement earlier this year made by the National Association of Realtors and federal regulators to eliminate informal rules that have existed within the traditional payment structure. The changes essentially get rid of the five or six percent commission that's usually split between the buyer's and seller's agents.
St. Louis Symphony hosts free concert in Forest Park
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is hosting a free concert at Forest Park in September. The free concert will be hosted at Art Hill on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. As their annual free concert, it will kick off the orchestra’s 2024-2025 season. The...
Who Is Hot 104.1 (WHHL-FM) – St. Louis
In the heart of the Midwest, St. Louis’ radio station thrives with its city’s lively spirit. WHHL, known as Hot 104.1, stands as Hazelwood, Missouri’s vibrant heart, offering the hottest hits in hip-hop and R&B to the Greater St. Louis area. Starting over fifty years ago, Hot 104.1 switched through various music styles before embracing the urban contemporary sounds it’s famous for today1.
New City School Continues to Grow
New City School was founded in 1969 with the mission to create a learning environment that celebrates diversity and teaches students to explore and interact with their communities as leaders. Now, 55 years later, the school’s faculty and staff strive to continue building upon that mission as they continue to learn and grow.
St. Louis’ KAI adds senior marketing coordinator
KAI appointed Yumi Hernandez-Hohm as Senior Marketing Coordinator at its St. Louis headquarters. Hernandez-Hohm, a detail-orientated professional, brings over 17 years of AEC industry marketing experience to this crucial role, reinforcing KAI’s commitment to excellence in integrated design and construction. In her position, Hernandez-Hohm will play a pivotal role...
Local chocolatiers adjust to global chocolate shortage
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Raising prices is always bittersweet and locally owned Bissinger’s and Chococolate Chocolate Chocolate are working to adjust their business amidst a global chocolate shortage. “We’re trying to do everything we can to prevent any price increases or keep our price increases very...
Popcorn, pet treats: Schnucks' diverse-owned business accelerator names 1st cohort
ST. LOUIS — Schnuck Markets, the St. Louis-based grocery chain, has selected the first 10 companies in its business accelerator program that seeks to help grow businesses owned by diverse founders. Schnucks Springboard, which began accepting applications in March, provides education, resources and access to shelf space in select...
Cardinals superfan known as Rally Runner gets 10 months in prison for joining Jan. 6 Capitol riot
WASHINGTON (AP) — A St. Louis Cardinals superfan known as Rally Runner was sentenced Thursday to 10 months in prison for storming the U.S. Capitol while dressed up in the outfit that he was known for wearing as he jogged around outside the baseball team’s stadium. The Missouri...
AARP St. Louis Speakers Bureau Presenting Various Topics in the St. Louis Area
The AARP St. Louis Speakers Bureau is currently has free in-person speaking engagements scheduled in the St. Louis area for our members and the general public. We currently offer presentations and informational materials on fraud prevention and scams, brain health, Social Security and decluttering your home and keeping your home safe and fit as you age. We would love to see you at a future event! To see a list of dates, locations and topics CLICK HERE.
Walk with a Doc and AARP St. Louis
Walk with a Doc is a series of free monthly group walks that start with a brief health discussion, followed by a physician-led walk. AARP in St. Louis with our 'Doc', Dr. Oruwari, want you to join us!. Take a STEP toward better health and join us for our next...
'It was dumb,' says Dellwood man sentenced for Central West End murder
ST. LOUIS — A Dellwood man was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in prison over a 2023 murder in St. Louis city. Ta'Shaun L. Patterson, 23, pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action. He originally faced a charge of first-degree murder, but that was amended to second-degree murder as part of an agreement with prosecutors.
St. Louis All Local PM: Hawley and Kunce debate over debates
What’s the potential for severe weather? U.S. Senate rivals Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce got into a squabble at the Missouri State Fair over debates. Ferguson police officer Travis Brown remains in a coma
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