Edwardsville schools push for statewide cell phone ban KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago A Metro East school district is leading a campaign to ban cell phones in the classroom statewide.
The story of Jackie Joyner-Kersee's 1996 Olympic bronze medal KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Jackie Joyner-Kersee was hurt in the heptathlon, but she still wanted to compete in the long jump.
Ballwin announces police chief KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago After nearly three decades with the Ballwin Police Department, one Ballwin officer has taken the title of chief of police.
The Record with Mark Maxwell (March 2024 interview with Sen. Eric Schmitt) KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago This March 2024 interview features the details of a case that the Supreme Court dismissed Wednesday.
Bats with rabies found in St. Louis County KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The bats were found in Ballwin and Maplewood, the St. Louis County Department of Public Health said.
Robbery suspect found dead in River Des Peres, police say KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Police said they were called to the area of River Des Peres Boulevard and Gravois Avenue at around 1 p.m. where the body was discovered.
Carousel horses, jukeboxes and a Tommy Gun: Repertory Theatre holds 1st-of-its-kind prop sale KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The Rep is clearing out 12,000+ square feet of storage and giving the public a chance to shop eclectic props from its stage productions.
Man dead after shooting at Fairground Park KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The deadly shooting happened at about 9:40 p.m. Wednesday at Fairground Park.
US women's Olympic soccer team roster leaves off veterans, including St. Louis native KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago It's Becky's first time missing the Olympic Games since 2008.
Missouri woman dies on vacation in Panama City Beach KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago This is the fifth person who has died in Panama City Beach waters within the past week, according to the Bay County Sheriff's Office.
5 On Your Side, TEGNA Foundation grant $20,000 to St. Louis-area non-profits KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Seventy-five grant applications were received this year for consideration.
Urban League's Mobile Hydration Team is on a mission to help St. Louisans cope with extreme heat KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago "We love what they are doing. Passing out free, bottled water is especially helpful for us seniors who don't have cars," Deborah Evans said.
'I can't keep doing it': Award-winning St. Louis chef closes restaurant over state politics KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The owner, a gay man, said he's closing over what he considers to be anti-LGBTQ measures coming from the state.
City of St. Louis wants resident feedback on proposed Grand Boulevard corridor improvements KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Major road improvements are on the way to Grand Boulevard and the city wants to hear from you.
Two St. Louis organizations work to heal and inspire, as gun violence declared public health crisis KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Branden Lewis shared, "Gun violence is not a new problem, but I am glad that it's getting more attention."
Vatican upholds another All Things New closure KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The Dicastery for the Clergy has rejected St. Paul parish in Berger's petition for hierarchical recourse.
'I hope he never sees the light of day': Former St. Louis principal sentenced for murder-for-hire of pregnant elementary teacher KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago According to prosecutors, former Carr Lane principal Cornelius Green hired a hitman to kill Jocelyn Peters and their unborn child in 2016.
Midtown restaurant owner says he's closing his doors due to state's 'anti-LGBTQ efforts' KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The award-winning eatery opened in 2019 but the owner says he can no longer 'support a state actively working to harm the LGBTQ community.'
One of Missouri's deadliest heat waves left echoes still felt more than 40 years later KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago Nearly 400 Missourians died from an extreme heat wave in 1980. The effects are still felt across St. Louis, Missouri and the nation.
International Institute of St. Louis is asking for community's help to support incoming refugees, immigrants KSDK 📺 10 months 2 weeks ago The nonprofit is seeing its largest number of immigrant arrivals in nearly two decades.
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