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St. Charles woman dies in ‘storm-related’ crash Friday night on I-55
A 51-year-old St. Charles woman died in a crash Friday night, March 14, on I-55 north of Richardson Road in Arnold, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported. At 11:43 p.m., the woman was driving a southbound 2014 Infiniti Q50 when she entered a large puddle of standing water from the storms and lost control. The vehicle traveled off the left side of the road and hit a concrete median wall before returning to the roadway and striking the front left side of a 2015 GMC Yukon driven by a 20-year-old Ste. Genevieve man and the front of a 2000 Freightliner Century driven by a 31-year-old Winston-Salem, N.C., woman, the report said.
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The St. Louis mayoral debate moments everyone is talking about
With less than a month away from the April 2025 municipal election for St. Louis mayor, incumbent Tishaura Jones and challenger Cara Spencer faced off in a spirited debate Thursday evening at the FOX 2 news studios.
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Oklahoma educator leaves scene of fatal Missouri crash while driving home from church conference
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. — While driving back to her Oklahoma home from an Iowa church conference, a woman struck a motorcyclist on an I-44 overpass, knocking the motorcycle into the guardrail and ejecting the driver off the overpass onto I-44's westbound lanes below, killing him before leaving the scene, investigators wrote in court documents.
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Missouri's first prison nursery welcomes first baby
The Women's Eastern Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center welcomed its first baby in the new nursery wing. Baby Dawson was born to WERDCC resident Dallas Strunk on Monday, March 10. The two were released from the hospital Thursday. According to a post by the Missouri Department of Corrections, caregivers and...
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Historic Lake Of The Ozarks Fishing Retreat For Sale: 6 Acres Of Solitude On The Little Niangua
A one-of-a-kind, historic property tucked into the peaceful Little Niangua Arm of Lake of the Ozarks is for sale, complete with century-old cabins. More than a decade before Lake of the Ozarks was formed by the damming of the Osage River, a group of Sedalia businessmen got together and formed a hunting and fishing club. The club incorporated as the Niangua Hunting and Fishing Club, and they bought some acreage along the Little Niangua River.
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Changes are in store at Cottleville St. Patrick’s Day celebrations as tens of thousands expected Saturday
COTTLEVILLE, Mo. (First Alert 4) -The City of Cottleville says a partnership with several local businesses is bringing about changes to its annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration this Saturday. The city first hosted a celebration in 2008, a tradition that included a parade, community activities and a 5K run...
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Edwardsville woman charged in fatal incident
An Edwardsville woman is being held in the St. Louis County jail on a charge of Leaving the Scene of an Accident – Accident Resulting in Death. 34-year-old Jessica Przygoda is accused of striking a person walking along Big Bend Road on August 23 of last year. That person later died at a nearby hospital.
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Storm timeline: When and where severe weather is expected near St. Louis
A dangerous storm system is expected to sweep through the St. Louis region Friday evening, bringing the potential for destructive winds and fast-moving tornadoes, with the metro area under a Level 4 out of 5 risk for severe weather.
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The true story of Joplin’s Tornado of 2011 which inspired the Docufilm Netflix Tornado Town
On May 22, 2011, the annual diplomas delivery ceremony was held in Joplin (Missouri). The happy event was disintegrated by a catastrophic Tornado, a one -year -old black iceberg tip that repeatedly hit the United States area known as “Tornado Alley”. On March 19, 2025 Netflix releases the documentary “Tornado Town: in the eye of the cyclone”, reconstruction of the immense tragedy through the eyes and words of the then newly-bored, enriched with unpublished images that reconstruct the power of the abaustian day.