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HIGHLAND - A Madison County woman claims in a lawsuit that former Saline Township Supervisor Alvin Steiner groped her and tried to kiss her when she went to his office for rent assistance. Full Story »
HIGHLAND - A Madison County woman claims in a lawsuit that former Saline Township Supervisor Alvin Steiner groped her and tried to kiss her when she went to his office for rent assistance. Full Story »
CHICAGO -- The leaders of Illinois' public universities say they want the money the state has promised them. Full Story »
COLUMBIA, Mo . — A man whose testimony helped convict a friend in the 2001 slaying of a Columbia sports editor is now saying that he alone committed the crime. Full Story »
ST. LOUIS - - A former prosecuting attorney for Ballwin has pleaded guilty in federal court of possessing child pornography on his computer. George Richard Fox, 67, entered his plea Monday in U.S. District Court downtown, according to court records. Full Story »
TUESDAY FEB 9 2010 -- Brad Delong (foreground), 17, of Hazelwood and Alex Braswell (background), 18, of Bridgeton both employees of Bluegrass Lawn Care, shovel snow from the sidewalks along Texas Avenue, in South City. Full Story »
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A widely available and legal drug that mimics the effects of marijuana could became illegal in Missouri through a bill considered Tuesday in the Legislature. Bill sponsor Rep. Ward Franz, R-West Plains, told the House Public Safety Committee that easy access to the drug, which is sold in smoke shops and on the Internet, means even children can purchase and use it ... Full Story »
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal prosecutors say the man who stalked ESPN reporter Erin Andrews and shot nude videos of her through a hotel room peephole videotaped 16 other women and ran background checks on 30 others, including female sports reporters and TV personalities. According to a sentencing memo filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, the Internet background checks that Michael ... Full Story »
(KMOV.com) – Residents living in the Ashton Woods neighborhood are concerned about methane gas migrating from decaying waste in a landfill near their homes. “I had no idea it was here. None, whatsoever. I was never told about it,” said resident Karen Barnes. The homes in the Ashton Woods neighborhood sit within 1500 feet of the Missouri Pass Landfill. Barnes learned today from a letter that ... Full Story »
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Federal prosecutors say the man who stalked ESPN report Erin Andrews and shot nude videos of her through a hotel room peephole ran background checks on 16 other female sports reporters and TV personalities. According to a sentencing memo filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Michael Barrett conducted Internet background checks on other women. The filing says the ... Full Story »
(KMOV.com) -- On Tuesday a Monroe County judge ruled that televangelist Joyce Meyer and her staff will not have to submit to a deposition in the wrongful death case involving Sheri Coleman and her sons. Jack Carey, the attorney representing Sheri Coleman, said the judge’s decision is more of an inconvenience than a setback. Carey said he will still have the opportunity to ask employees of Joyce ... Full Story »
On the afternoon of June 24, 2009, Jerry Andres burst into Dardenne Prairie's city hall and demanded to see the mayor. He was 48 years old, a car mechanic with thick black-frame glasses, curly hair and oil-stained hands. The receptionist at the front desk later told police his demeanor was "very ... Full Story »
DAILY RFT, FEBRUARY 4, 2010 DRUNKEN ST. LOUIS Staggering the number of bad drunks here: Those five criteria don't include per capita alcohol consumption or any other measure of how often or how thoroughly people in any city get drunk ["St. Louis: Sixth Drunkest City," Ch... Full Story »
Dear Mexican: I've always been attracted to transgendered women since I was about thirteen. I've noticed, however, that most trannies are Hispanic. Now, before you say that this is ¡Ask a Mexican!, not ¡Ask a Hispanic!, I've also noticed that more than half of all His... Full Story »
Model: Katlyn Kinkade. Photography: Jennifer Silverberg.... Full Story »
Jay Leno bids a quiet farewell to primetime Full Story »
Mozeliak confident Cardinals have the players to win Full Story »
Trans States Airlines laying off 150 at Lambert Full Story »
Walgreens gets council approval to sell liquor again Full Story »
Old landfill causes new, gassy problem Full Story »
They Say Frigid Temperatures Won't Stop Their Cause The frigid temperatures did not stop a group from marching outside in Washington Park, Tuesday night. Their cause is that of stopping violence in that metro east community. The event was scheduled a month ago, but organizers decided to go ahead with it Tuesday. Full Story »
At least one local teenager has found a way to turn the blowing snow into a windfall. Nicolas Casey, 12, of Valley Park was using his snow day to cash in on a lost art: hitting up neighbors for a few bucks to shovel their walk. FOX 2's John Auble was along for the economics lesson. Full Story »
Dozens of break-ins are plaguing homeowners in Wellston. Some have grown so frustrated that they've moved out. FOX 2 spoke to one homeowner and community leader that's vowed to overcome this "menace to their society". Full Story »
Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and More Causing Trouble for St. Louis Weather took its toll at Lambert Airport today, but not because of our snowfall. Heavy weather to the north and east are taking their toll on flights all over. The biggest culprit is Chicago, where Southwest Airlines has shut down everything until Wednesday because of heavy snow. Full Story »
Chris Walters Among the Five Dead in In MIddletown, CT Blast A Florissant man is one of the five people killed a massive Connecticut power plant explosion, Sunday. Chris Walters, 48, was a safety supervisor for Keystone Construction in Massachusetts. He took a temporary job at the plant after being laid off from another construction job. Full Story »
NEW YORK (AP) — After rap star Lil Wayne spent months bidding farewell to his fans and his freedom, what loomed for him Tuesday was a dental chair, not a house of detention. Full Story »
A University of Missouri student leader wants to bring a real tiger on the football field as the school's mascot. Full Story »
Re-Freezing Could Be A Problem For Drivers IDOT Crews covered the interstates but still have concerns about road conditions. The snow is so light it's blowing back over some streets. The threat of re-freezing is another reason crews are not resting just yet. Even though the roads look pretty good right now IDOT will be working throughout the night - re-treating slick spots and sudden snow drifts. Full Story »
Chris Walters Among the Five Dead in In MIddletown, CT Blast A Florissant man is one of the five people killed a massive Connecticut power plant explosion, Sunday. Chris Walters, 48, was a safety supervisor for Keystone Construction in Massachusetts. He took a temporary job at the plant after being laid off from another construction job. Full Story »
Dozens of break-ins are plaguing homeowners in Wellston. Some have grown so frustrated that they've moved out. News 11 spoke to one homeowner and community leader that's vowed to overcome this "menace to their society". Full Story »
At age 4, Dominic Busalachi has a goal. He wants to receive his black belt in Taekwondo, a Korean form of martial arts that combines self defense and character building. Since he started a year ago, he's moved to blue belt, about half way up the ladder to black belt. Full Story »
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Police were searching Tuesday for several teenagers they believe were involved in a Jan. 30 stabbing at Prairie View Elementary School, said Lt. Craig McGuire with the St. Charles County Sheriff’s Department. Full Story »
The general membership of the Valley Park-based charity Circle of Concern has elected two new members to its board of directors: Full Story »
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didn't grow up in Kirkwood. So that's the first strike against me. And I'm not white, so that's the second strike. But even with two strikes against me, today, Kirkwood is my home. And for the most part, I love it. Full Story »
Development Associate The St. Louis Beacon seeks a Development Associate to support, lead and execute various development, advertising and marketing projects. Full Story »
Posted 6 a.m. Tues., 02.09.10 - A few days ago the Wall Street Journal ran a screaming headline: "WEALTHY FACE TAX INCREASE." Let's consider how the headline relates to that lovely lass Lucy, Charles Schulz's Peanuts character. Full Story »
Posted 12:25 a.m. Tues., 02.09.10 - I entered Frank P. Tillman elementary school in Kirkwood in 1954, the first year that the Kirkwood public schools desegregated. That didn't mean there were any black students. There weren't. Full Story »
Posted 9:05 p.m. Mon., 02.08.10 - Perhaps I’ve prematurely entered my curmudgeon stage, but I find the endless promos for Garry Marshall’s “Valentine’s Day” more off-putting than enticing. Full Story »
A friend from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists wrote to tell everyone that Monday was National Laugh and Get Rich Day. Full Story »
A St. Clair County teenager who witnesses said chased down a man then ran him over with his car pleaded guilty to a reckless homicide charge and received a five-year prison sentence Monday. Full Story »
The 3 to 4 inches of snow the metro-east got overnight will blow around the area today because of a cold front that will bring 30 mph winds and wind chill readings near zero. Got snow photos? Full Story »
The former Freeburg teacher and pro wrestler who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for trying to kill a teenager in 2006 won't face any additional time for assaulting police and paramedics who came to his home during a suicide attempt. Full Story »
Les Sterman has a big mission and a big message. Full Story »
WASHINGTON (AP) — They were treated like pop idols — except for being stuck in travel crates. Full Story »
NEW YORK (AP) — No one except a few insiders has seen it. Yet a “Celebrate Family, Celebrate Life” ad featuring football star Tim Tebow and paid for by a conservative Christian group is already perhaps the most hotly debated Super Bowl commercial ever. Full Story »
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Mercedes that Charlie Sheen reported stolen from his Sherman Oaks home was found overturned hundreds of feet down a nearby cliff early Friday, but there’s no evidence anyone was in the car when it went into the ravine, police said. Full Story »
He has eaten barbecue in almost every corner of the nation, but the barbecue he likes the best is his own. Tom Isabel and his wife Sharon have recently opened a smoked meat operation just outside Farmington using recipes and techniques Tom has been developing over a lifetime. Full Story »
LEADINGTON — The Leadington Police Department and the Mineral Area Drug Task Force uncovered a “large” amount of heroin early Sunday morning. Leadington Police Chief Cledith Wakefield said the discovery of the drugs came as a result of a traffic stop. Full Story »
A boy sleds in Clark Park during a winter storm in Philadelphia. AP/Jessica Kourkounis
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