Alexis Zotos

2 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Alexis Zotos

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A plan to expand Metrolink from North St. Louis to South St. Louis is on hold as the new mayor asks Bi-State Development to ensure its feasible and the best bet for the city. St. Louis City voters approved Proposition 1 back in 2017 calling for a north-south expansion of the Metrolink. After years of design, the Greenline was presented as the plan. Currently, it involves 5.6 miles down Jefferson from Natural Bridge to Chippewa.

2 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Alexis Zotos

MARYLAND HEIGHTS (First Alert 4) - In an effort to make the streets safer, the Maryland Heights Police Department recently used a drone to conduct a targeted traffic enforcement detail. Last Wednesday, the Maryland Heights Police Department used a drone to focus on stop sign violations in the area of Bennington Place and Ameling Road, a residential area with a surprising amount of traffic. “People simply do not stop at the stop sign and they run them,” said Ed Alonzo, who lives down the street.

2 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Alexis Zotos

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Fabulous Fox Theatre is an institution in St. Louis. The marquee shines on Grand Avenue and welcomes St. Louisians to experience the best of Broadway right here in the Midwest. Opened as a movie theater almost 100 years ago, and then renovated and reimagined as a theatre in the early 1980s. Now, it’s one of the premier destinations for live theater across the US.

3 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Alexis Zotos

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A construction project at the border of Richmond Heights and the City of Clayton is causing headaches above ground but the delays are due to problems below the streets surface. “We have not seen any work on it in over two months,” said David Hughes, owner of Pointers Pizza at the intersection of Big Bend and Clayton Road. “It’s been difficult. It’s affected our carryout traffic, people are avoiding the area.

3 weeks ago | firstalert4.com | Alexis Zotos

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Catholics across St. Louis and around the globe are mourning the death of Pope Francis. Archbishop Mitchel Rozanski led Mass on Easter Monday at the Cathedral Basilica to honor and celebrate the late pope. “To see him yesterday out there with the children and then I woke up and I saw it on my phone and I thought ‘oh my heavens.’ He went so peacefully and happily because he was out there where he belongs,” said Marie Mosher, outside Cathedral in the Central West End.