It was a night of enchantment as the "Adult Witches Night Out" unfolded on October 7th, 2023, from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. This event was exclusively for witches aged 21 and older.
On October 10, 2023, the woman responsible for a fatal wreck in April 2022 was sentenced. Madeline Christian, 27, has received the recommended maximum 15-year sentence to be served at the Missouri Department of Corrections.
Residents in Gaza are facing ever-growing uncertainty after the territory's only power plant ran out of fuel and shut down Wednesday. Israeli airstrikes further demolished entire neighborhoods and sent people scrambling to find safety. And hospitals in the Gaza Strip are struggling to treat the injured with dwindling medical supplies. The war, which has claimed [...]
Jason Momoa is set to tour Missouri on October 17 and 18, with stops in Des Peres, Crestwood, and Chesterfield. He will be visiting St. Louis next week to promote Meili Vodka, a brand he co-founded.
On October 10, a man from Jennings, Missouri, named Darius D. Cobb was sentenced to 51 months in prison for his involvement in preparing at least 23 fake tax returns, along with an order to repay $85,584 to the IRS.
ST. LOUIS (WMBD) -- Ameren Illinois announced Wednesday that its employees have wrapped up practice and are on their way to compete in the "Lineman Olympics". According to an Ameren news release, lineworkers, apprentices and judges are on their way to Overland Park, Kan., to participate in the 39th annual International Lineman Rodeo, which will [...]
MISSOURI — A man from Lebanon, Missouri is breaking records after he floated the Missouri River in a giant pumpkin. Steve Kueny traveled 39 miles in a 1,200-pound gourd to break the previous record of 38 miles. "It was just something that seemed doable," Kueny said. "So I thought I'd give it a shot." Kueny [...]
The St. Louis County Council approves spending millions of dollars to help improve the county’s cybersecurity systems. This comes after hackers breached an important law enforcement system last month.
The war in Israel is intensifying. The Israeli military continues to pound the Gaza Strip as fear grows for the Americans and others being held hostage.
Flood-weary University City residents are still hoping for a flood buyout. They’ve been waiting a long time. Those along Wilson Avenue were slammed in the powerful floods in July 2022, just like the rest of the St. Louis area.