In the spirit of the holiday, many local organizations will be holding a free Thanksgiving dinner for those in the St. Louis area on Thursday, Nov. 27.
A Cole County judge heard arguments Monday in the first day of a two-day bench trial over a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of general revenue funds being used for scholarships to help pay for private K-12 education.
On Monday morning, Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School (MICDS) hosted its annual Turkey Train. A third-of-a-mile-long stretch of students lined across the campus, passing along over 400 turkeys one at a time, combined with non-perishables, to load a truck bound for the St. Louis Food Bank.
A 27-year-old man is facing multiple charges, including first-degree murder, in the aftermath of a road rage shooting that happened in south St. Louis on Sunday.
Alfred Montgomery’s defense lawyer David Mason asked, “Where’s the beef?” as he questioned three and a half days of evidence that could remove Montgomery as the city’s sheriff. Judge Steven Ohmer ultimately ruled the case could proceed.
Missouri shoppers looking to make a last-minute Thanksgiving grocery store run will still have a few options this Thursday. Several major chains and regional stores plan to keep limited hours for the holiday.
A Safe Haven Baby Box dedication took place in Mehlville on Monday. The box installed at the Mehlville Fire Protection District #5 on Mueller Road is the second one in the city and the 11th in the state of Missouri.
The veil of thick fog is expected to life Monday afternoon, as lingering cloud cover keeps things looking pretty gray ahead of rain showers in the late afternoon and early evening.