KMOV St. Louis — News
29/10/2026 08:20

Your Wake-Up Call: October 29, 2026

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Your top headlines for the morning of Thursday, October 29, 2026.

  • It’s unseasonably warm for this time of year
  • The Fire Department is testing the use of drones to help firefighters monitor hot spots
  • Glitches in programming made it seem as if many St. Louis County seniors owe property taxes
  • Public safety leaders are meeting today for the first time since an inmate escaped the City Justice Center
  • The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series Champions for the first time ever
  • There’s lots of free Halloween fun in the area tonight, including events at Westport and in Kirkwood
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