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St. Louis County park grants announced
CLAYTON a ' Twelve municipalities in St. Louis County will receive a total of nearly $3 million in parks grants, Trudy Hoey, chairwoman of the Municipal Parks Grant Commission, announced Monday.
Trooper killed as snow, ice make for dangerous Christmas driving.
ST. LOUIS a ' A Christmas blast of winter weather led to dozens of stranded motorists and accidents on Friday, including one that killed a state trooper who was responding to another crash.
Managing Your Money Workshop - January 9th
Please see the attached flyer to learn more about this important, and free, event.
You Drink & Drive. You Lose' campaign
Find out what's happening in the City. Below is a list of current news releases.
Capuchin Franciscan brother professes solemn vows.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - "Turn your life over to God and trust in the Lord." These were the last words of Sister Inez Denise Hallinan, S.C.L., when she was interviewed by The Mirror, the diocesan newspaper in Springfield, Mo., at the time of her retirement there.
Five-Year-Old Collects $2,750 In Nickels For Church
This story began when a Catholic sister in Ferguson Missouri searched for a way to raise money for her parish school and celebrate their 55th anniversary.
Five-year-old student collects 55,000 nickels for Ferguson school
A five-year-old girl from Prairie du Rocher, Illinois surprised a Ferguson school when she presented the money she was inspired to collect for 55 days.
Blessed Teresa would be first to close since 2005.
Parishioners of a Catholic church in Ferguson have banded together in an attempt to save their school, just five years after the archdiocese stepped in to shore up enrollment and secure its future.
Christmas Glow This Friday and Saturday
Ferguson Citywalk is once again hosting its annual Christmas Glow celebration, and due to popular demand, they have expanded the event to two nights.
Fundraiser for the Plaza @ 501
Emerson and Great Rivers Greenway have generously donated over $250,000 towards the project, and Emerson has pledged to match up to an additional $25,000 if we can raise that much from our residents and local businesses.
Police: Bank robbery in Ferguson
Authorities in Ferguson hope that someone can help them identify and locate a man suspected of robbing a bank Friday afternoon.
Ferguson Citywalk's Northern Lights
Ferguson Citywalk's Northern Lights Holiday Market and Lighted Parade is set for 2 to 7 p.m. Sunday.
Parent arrested after punching a sixth grader at Airport Elementary
A local mother was arrested after allegedly punching a sixth grader. It happened Wednesday morning at Airport Elementary School in Berkeley.
Eight men plead guilty to racketeering charges, transferring funds to Palestine
Eight men involved in a near decade long criminal conspiracy operating out of St.
Woman okay after car slams into bedroom
You hear about these stories from time to time and it seems more often than not, people come out okay.
Hip 'Hoods, Ferguson, Hip Hoods
The calloused hands of Joe Lonero and his son Mike have touched just about every new project in Ferguson: lofts, restaurants, bakeries, shops.
Expectant WU mother awaits her soldier's return
Melissa Jenkins, Webster University student and expectant mother, poses with her husband Matt Jenkins, who is on his second tour in Iraq.
Ferguson Middle School Probe Student Project
Probe Students from Ferguson Middle School embarked on a project in August of 2009, over the next couple of months the students covered the entirety of January Wabash Memorial Park cataloging and mapping out Dedicated Trees.
North County Toy Store Robbed At Gunpoint
A Toys 'R Us store in Ferguson was robbed at gunpoint Monday night just before closing.
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.