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This week in Eureka, Missouri, there were several incidents that occurred, including a fatal crash on I-44, a woman suing Six Flags St. Louis over an injury on the Log Flume, an arrest for alleged DWI, and a man charged with domestic assault.

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A 26-year-old Eureka man allegedly registered twice the legal limit for blood-alcohol content following an arrest for suspected driving while intoxicated. The man allegedly registered a .162 percent blood-alcohol content, Eureka Police reported. In Missouri, .08 percent is the legal limit. At about 2 a.m. Aug. 27, an officer stopped...

If you've ever traveled Route 66 in Missouri you might have noticed an abandoned truck stop. That particular place is one of the most haunted places on the famous highway to do some serious paranormal investigating. If you don't mind getting scared and freaked out on a dark Missouri highway,...

Two incidents occurred in Clayton, Missouri this week. In the first incident, a prominent personal injury attorney was charged with felony assault for allegedly attacking a man who was with his estranged wife. The attorney waited for his wife to show up and then struck the man multiple times with a metal object. In the second incident, a former Velda City police officer pleaded guilty to shooting at a suspect after a traffic stop. He was sentenced to five years in prison, but the sentence can be suspended if he gives up his certification and refrains from working in law enforcement or corrections.

Chesterfield Mall has been dying a slow death in recent years. The once-bustling mall has been closing slowly piece-by-piece instead of all at once, giving it “zombie mall” status a few years ago. But now there are plans to demolish the site (making way for a mixed-use space...

Anthony S. Yacovielle, 40, of Wildwood died early Monday morning, Sept. 18, in a one-vehicle accident at Hwy. 141 and I-44 in St. Louis County, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported. At 3:32 a.m., Yacovielle was driving north in a 2016 Ford Explorer when he struck an overpass and the...

Two incidents occurred in Brentwood, Missouri this week. In the first incident, a woman tragically died after crashing her vehicle into the Brentwood Target. The incident took place early Wednesday morning when the store was closed, and no other shops were open. The second incident involved a Webster Groves man who has been charged with damaging an animal hospital and a day care center in Brentwood. The man was captured on surveillance video damaging property at both locations.

Two incidents occurred in High Ridge, Missouri this week. In the first incident, two women were injured in a two-car accident at the intersection of Hwy. 30 and Hwy. PP. One driver failed to stop at a red light and collided with the other vehicle. In the second incident, two women are suspected of using spray paint to damage a home and pickup truck. The cost to remove the paint was approximately $600. The incident was captured on video surveillance.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV) - Officials gave First Alert 4 new information about the path of an escaped convicted sex offender. Tommy Boyd, a two-time sex offender, managed to evade authorities before being recaptured. His escape Thursday triggered an extensive manhunt, leaving local residents on edge. First Alert 4 Investigates has confirmed that the two corrections officers responsible for his supervision are no longer on duty.

A resident of Canton Ave, University City, Missouri reported a potential carjacking incident in the area on 09/23/2023, at 19:56. According to the resident, individuals in a black Infinity truck were seen in University City, specifically near Aldi and a beauty supply store next door, with an alleged intent to commit carjack. The local authorities were alerted about the situation according to the resident's account. The vehicle involved in the incident has been described as a black Infinity truck. Further details remain unavailable at the time of this report. Stay safe, U. City.

Some middle school students not eligible for bus transportation in a St. Charles neighborhood are now able to ride a Francis Howell school bus.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has recorded moderate incidences of Hemorrhagic Disease (HD) in the state's deer population this summer. HD, which includes epizootic hemorrhagic disease and the bluetongue virus, has been found in deer across several Missouri counties. The MDC has also logged more than 305 suspected cases from different areas within the state. The disease is spread to deer by a native midge, or no-see-ums, and outbreaks are most frequent from July to October.

The correctional officers assigned to guard a convicted child sex predator, who escaped custody by walking out of a hospital, are no longer employed by the department.

A stunning 1.5-story condo near Chesterfield, Missouri has recently been sold. Located at 26 Bonhomme Grove Ct, Chesterfield, MO, 63017, this beautiful villa offers a luxurious living experience in a gated neighborhood. The last known listed price for this remarkable property was $995,000.

Some residents living near the shuttered Seafood City supermarket in University City, Missouri, recently began noticing a pungent odor permeating the air — an odor stemming from the thousands of pounds of fish that were left behind to rot when the market closed in March.

This week in Arnold, Missouri, several incidents occurred that required attention from local authorities. These incidents include a homeless man found in a construction site at Fox High School, a St. Louis man injured in a car accident on I-55, three individuals fleeing the scene of a theft at Home Depot, and a brush fire near Arnold condos. Thankfully, no serious injuries or significant property damage were reported in any of these incidents.

Eighth-grade students at Wildwood Middle School have been making digital book trailers for National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15. The project is a collaboration between the languages and library departments. It aims to help students share their understanding of Hispanic culture within the school and the wider Rockwood School District. The project began last school year with students reading books by Hispanic authors or featuring Hispanic characters.

The Lafayette Older Adutls Program (LOAP) is planning a fun-filled day in St. Louis on Thursday, Nov. 9 but space is limited so sign up now. The bus will leave Ballwin's North Pointe Aquatic Facility, 335 Holloway Road, at 10:15 a.m. and travel to Jilly's Cupcake Café, where day trippers will enjoy lunch and a parfait before boarding the bus and heading to the MO History Riverfront Takeover Cruise.

The Washington School District Board of Education unanimously voted Wednesday to slightly increase its property tax levy by $0.0019, just under one-fifth of a penny, per $100 dollars of assessed valuation. The board approved a new tax rate of $4.0471 per $100 of assessed valuation. The district expects to collect...