Eureka News

Noted this week in St. Louis: Terry Peterson is showing a move-in ready four-bedroom in Manchester, Ryan Wessels saw a remodeled three-bedroom in University City, plus our Note of the Week from Kevin Cottrell of the Cottrell Realty Group.

Paul R. Hankin and his wife, Eileen, bought a four-bedroom, 2.5-bath home at 572 Legends View Dr.

Steven and Lisa Schlarman have listed for sale a five-bedroom, 4.5-bath home at 650 Grand View Ridge Court in Eureka for $429,000. The Schlarmans paid $351,468 for the property in Nov.

Joshua Beckerle, one of the surviving victims of a plane crash Friday at Gaston's White River Resort in Lakeview, is in critical but stable condition, according to a spokeswoman at St.

One of two survivors of a deadly crash of a small plane in rural Arkansas was in critical-but-stable condition Saturday, hospital officials in Missouri said.

Three people have died in a small plane crash on an airstrip at a north Arkansas fishing resort, authorities have said.

The Rockwood School District has partnered with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, municipal prosecutors and local police to get the message out to students, parents and the community that alcohol- and drug-related violations will not be tolerated during prom season.

The Missouri Supreme Court decided that jurors hearing the capital murder case against Gregory Bowman will get to hear that Bowman also is accused of the abduction and murder of a girl and a woman in St.

Six Flags Amusement Park in Eureka, Missouri and I have had sort of a special relationship over the years.

An early morning fire forced guests to evacuate a hotel in the St. Louis County town of Eureka.

Update: The power is back on at the Six Flags Amusement Park in Eureka, MO. Some riders were stranded for more than an hour after a power outage Wednesday evening.

The Rockwood School District has partnered with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, municipal prosecutors and local police to get the message out to students, parents and the community that alcohol- and drug-related violations will not be tolerated during prom season.

Bentonville firefighter Drew Clemmons happened to be in the right place at the right time when he helped revive a 9-year-old near-drowning victim.

Washington University unveiled a building Friday that it hopes will be recognized among the greenest structures in North America.The Living Learning Center looks something like a souped-up log cabin, combining wood harvested on the property with the latest advances in environmentally friendly design.It’s outside Eureka at the Tyson Research ...

The Eureka Board of Aldermen rejected a request Tuesday to start a summer day camp at 18539 Fox Creek Forest Drive.

Missouri lawmakers have killed a bill over fears that it would begin to roll back the public notices that must be published in newspapers.

Recent rains are causing some Missouri rivers to rise. The Meramec is expected to crest at Valley Park in St.

The next statewide election will include a potential constitutional amendment to require the St.

COMMUNITY HELPERS DAY The Museum of Transportation will host its annual Community Helpers Day from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. today at 3015 Barrett Station Road in west St.

A bill headed for Gov. Jay Nixon would set up a special court, similar to a drug court, to address child support issues.