St. Louis police announce charges in crash that killed 5 people
Marshawn Stepney of St. Louis is facing 17 charges that range from second-degree murder and assault to resisting arrest in connection with the May 6 crash.
'A reality check': St. Louis area reacts to damage, flooding after storms
On I-55 near Loughborough, people were stranded in what looked like a river on the interstate. And high winds ripped the roof off of a Belleville church.
Kirkwood residents work to clear damage after EF0 tornado
The National Weather Service said the tornado was on the ground for five minutes with 80 mph winds. The damage path was 75 yards wide and 3 miles long.
Vintage KSDK: St. Louis Hawks win the NBA championship
This week's Vintage KSDK goes back to April 12, 1958. It was the night the NBA's St. Louis Hawks won the championship, defeating the Boston Celtics for the title.
Vintage KSDK: 89th anniversary of the Budweiser Clydesdales
April 7 is also the anniversary of the end of prohibition in the U.S., and it turns out the Clydesdales and prohibition don’t share the anniversary date by accident.
Vintage KSDK: The deadly St. Louis tornado of Feb. 10, 1959
Structures from downtown to Forest Park were damaged or destroyed. The twister tore through around 2:20 a.m. on the morning of Feb. 10, 1959, while so many slept.
Ellen had been told countless times her daughter could never live a normal life due to an intellectual disability. The mother in her refused to accept that, so she started a business where people like her daughter could have meaningful, independent career
Joel and Lindsey met as kids through their cancer treatment. Decades later, they both returned to the hospital, reconnected and fell in love. So when it came time for the wedding, the venue decision was easy.
Kurt always knew he would eventually go blind from a progressive vision condition. As he slowly lost his sight, he also lost hope. Then, a sport called goalball helped get his life back into focus.
After losing his job, Reed Sandridge saw a chance to give back. He never expected to befriend Anthony Crawford, who had been homeless for 15 years, and begin a business together.
Pageant queen competes bald to bring awareness to hair-pulling disorder, trichotillomania
As a teen, Sarah hid her baldness under hats and wigs. She didn't want anyone to know about the mental illness that caused her to pull her own hair out. But all that changed when she decided to take off her wig and take on a new challenge: beauty pageants
Jon Pruziner has dedicated his career to answering the call of duty in both the military and police force. After losing his leg in the Army, he never quit serving others, but there's one mission that stands out: the lifesaving rescue of a young girl with autism.
Flight attendants grapple with end of mask mandate
The president of the Association of Flight Attendants suggests the abrupt end to mask requirements on flights Monday caught passengers and crew off guard.
He died in 2019 just days before Christmas. His family says he was bullied at school.
In episode two of "A Different Cry," Jeffery Taylor's parents share how he died. Experts discuss suicide rates among Black children. Suicides are also undercounted.
'Someone needed to stand up for Jeffery' | Mother of first-grader who died by suicide sues school district, teacher
Lakeshia Chaney is taking the school district and one of its teachers to court. She said they contributed to the death of her son, Jeffery Taylor, in December 2019.
Two years after Nanette was found in her burned home with a gunshot wound to her head, her family hopes new information will cause a break in the case.