Haley Kerby

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is short hundreds of officers. On Wednesday, the department hosted a one-stop shop for any potential candidates, known as the ‘Fast Track Blitz’.

“We had got let out early and i was sitting right there on the front of these steps and i was looking at the sky and I just had a feeling something was gonna happen,” shared Jenna. For the 2025-2026 school year, she’s been attending class at a different building, Stevens Middle School, since the storm heavily damaged the 151-year-old Sumner building.

Flash flooding on Monday evening caused the St. Clair County Illinois to coordinate an emergency evacuation of all the animals. 49 dogs and 20 cats were relocated.

On Wednesday, a new mental health resource launched for kids. It’s an app called ‘Response’.   It’s designed to help school districts support the mental health of their students and can be downloaded on students cell phones or even their school devices.

As Memorial Day Weekend kicks off, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is looking at one of the busiest travel seasons ever recorded, with 800,000 drivers alone in the state of Missouri.

On Tuesday, the first public hearing will be held at City Hall for a bill directing where Rams settlement funding will go in the City of St. Louis.

More than a year after the May 16 tornado tore through St. Louis, building demolitions are ramping up, and officials say there’s a health concern residents may not have considered. More than 100 buildings have already been torn down in North St. Louis since the tornado struck, with hundreds more demolitions still ahead.

Most men never consider breast cancer a threat. Tommy Wright was one of them, until a lump he dismissed for nearly a year turned into a Stage 2 cancer diagnosis.

Officials with the Water Division said they are uncertain about the timeline and costs for repairing the sinkhole in downtown St. Louis.

The floodwaters have finally receded in Reynolds County, revealing a landscape of damage and debris. The force of the water was so powerful it washed out bridges and pushed thousand-pound RVs across the Black River.