Lauren Trager

A local woman is suing Mark and Patricia McCloskey citing “anxiety” and “depression” stemming from an incident in which the McCloskeys pointed guns at protestors in 2020.

Some people in the Metro said they’re shocked to learn that their names, addresses, and other data are being sold for profit by a government agency, the Department of Revenue, which contracts all License Officers in the state.

A local man finds himself dealing with his own death and not in the literal sense.

The family of one nurse accused of taking the drugs is speaking out.

A local mother is fighting to keep the man who killed her daughter behind bars.

As police departments across the country struggle to fill critical staff positions, some local departments are getting creative with who they are trying to recruit

A top official at the St. Louis County jail, appointed by County Executive Sam Page, has been indicted, according to an attorney representing him.

A local mom is terrified after she learned the minivan she recently bought to carry her growing family could spontaneously explode.

While several of Eric Greitens’ political opponents and fellow Republicans call for him to drop out of his bid for U.S. Senate, News 4 is asking experts what this could mean for him politically and legally.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson says he is working on a fix to the state’s food stamp call centers after a News 4 investigation last week revealed that people were going hungry because they could never get through.