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Greene County Woman Died From Hypothermia Complications

3 years 3 months ago
SPRINGFIELD - Sangamon County Coroner Jim Allmon announced Wednesday the body of missing Greene County woman Randa Davidson, 39, of Hillview, was found Tuesday afternoon on Robbins Road in Springfield. A three-county search was underway for the woman after she was reported missing. Family members reported Davidson missing on Saturday, January 29, 2022. Davidson's cellphone was found in Scott County and her car later was discovered in Springfield, authorities said. The death is being investigated by the coroner and Sangamon County Sheriff's Department, and foul play is not suspected the sheriff’s office and Allmon reported. The Greene County Sheriff's Office said anyone with any additional information on this case to contact them immediately at 217-942-6901 or the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office at 217-753-6880.

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Winter Storm Warning Remains Until Noon

3 years 3 months ago
ST. LOUIS - A Winter Storm Warning for the St. Louis region remains in effect until noon on Thursday. National Weather Service in St. Louis meteorologist Jon Carney said early Thursday that snow has moved back in to expect several bands of snow over the next hours until 1-3 p.m. on Thursday when it will stop. “We are looking at another 6-8 inches of snow for the area before it is all over,” he said early Thursday. Carney said most portions of the region will receive close to a foot total of snow. The good news is Friday through the weekend the winter storm will cease and temps will move into the 20s and 30s.

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South St. Louis building on fire Thursday morning

3 years 3 months ago
ST. LOUIS - A building was on fire Thursday morning in south St. Louis. The fire started at about 6 a.m. at a building located at the corner of Meramec Street and Ray Avenue. Flames were shooting through the roof of the two-story brick building when fire crews arrived at the scene. The building was [...]
Jason Maxwell

FBI probes bomb threats against HBCUs, campuses reopen after no explosives are found

3 years 3 months ago

More than 20 FBI field offices around the nation are investigating a series of bomb threats characterized as “hate crimes” against Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and unidentified “houses of worship” but have found no explosives at the sites, the agency announced Wednesday. The statement did not say whether the threatened houses of worship, […]

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Laura Cassels

St. Louis Standards: Webster Groves' Big Sky Cafe Has Helped Define the City's Dining Scene

3 years 3 months ago
Dominic Weiss remembers the moment he realized Big Sky Café (47 South Old Orchard Avenue, Webster Groves; 314-962-5757) was more than just another restaurant. It was not quite a week into his tenure at the Webster Groves eatery, Weiss was twenty years old and though he'd waited tables at other places around town, he was admittedly green and had yet to experience a truly professional dining room.…
Cheryl Baehr