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Missouri’s Oldest & Largest Hot Air Balloon Event is Free for All
Get ready to see the wonders of hot air balloons take over Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The oldest and largest hot air balloon event is coming September 20th and 21st at Emerson Central Field in Forest Park. This event brings hundreds if not thousands of people to watch the amazement of these beautiful balloons.
Ex-Chiefs CB L’Jarius Sneed Reveals ‘Bitter’ Feelings Toward KC
The biggest offseason move for the Kansas City Chiefs was trading away star cornerback L’Jarius Sneed to the Tennessee Titans in exchange for a 2025 third-round pick and a swap of 2024 seventh-round picks. It was a move that made Sneed bitter toward the organization that drafted him four years prior.
Legendary St. Louis Sports Commentator Bernie Miklasz joins KMOX as regular contributor to station
Legendary St. Louis sports commentator Bernie Miklasz who been prominent sports-media columnist, broadcaster and podcaster is joining KMOX as a regular contributor to the station, he announced Monday on The Dave Glover Show.
New London woman in Marion County Jail after Sunday night stabbing incident
HANNIBAL, Mo. — A New London woman charged in a stabbing incident is in the Marion County Jail. The 10th Judicial District Court of Marion County issued a warrant on Monday, Aug. 26, for Olivia A. Malone, 18 of New London, charging her with first-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action.
Chiefs Bubble Candidate Shares Cryptic Post Hours Before Reported Cut
It had appeared that Kansas City Chiefs veteran cornerback Kelvin Joseph was “trending” toward making the 53-man roster after the preseason finale. The former Dallas Cowboys second-round talent had performed well this summer when healthy, earning the attention of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo and rotating in with the first-team defense at times. He even started the final preseason outing — although it’s debatable whether that’s a good or bad sign.
St. Louis man allegedly steals sunglasses at Six Flags, resists arrest
Eureka Police arrested a 27-year-old St. Louis man after he allegedly stole sunglasses from a shop at the Six Flags amusement park, 4900 Six Flags Road, and resisting arrest. Officers also discovered the man was wanted by St. Louis Police on a felony assault warrant, police reported. The man was...
St. Louis could see dangerous 108-degree heat index as temperatures flare this week
The St. Louis region is currently experiencing both extreme heat and unhealthy air quality. The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory that will be in effect until 8 p.m. Tuesday, warning that heat index values of up to 108 degrees in St. Louis and 109 degrees north of the city are expected.
Original Summit Grill closes for renovation
A dozen years ago, Andy Lock and Domhnall Molloy took over a former Lee’s Summit steakhouse and converted it to Summit Grill. It was so successful, they have since opened multiple restaurants under different brands across the metro. Now the partners are temporarily closing their original location, at 4835...
Missouri woman wins $100,000 on scratcher in Cape Girardeau
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — One lucky woman is $100,000 richer after picking up a scratcher at a Cape Girardeau grocery store. According to a press release from Missouri Lottery, the woman bought a $5 "Double-Sided-Dollars" ticket at the Food Giant on North Kingshighway in Cape Girardeau. She scratched the ticket to reveal a $100,000 prize, the top prize available in the prize pool.
GasBuddy: Fuel prices trending down for holiday; rest of year looks promising
A national firm says gasoline prices will continue to fall. Labor Day is Monday. The post GasBuddy: Fuel prices trending down for holiday; rest of year looks promising appeared first on Houston Herald.
This Missouri Place Has the Harshest Garage Sale Laws in America
What's the harm in having a garage sale? For one Missouri place, plenty is the answer as this one city has some of the harshest garage sale laws in America. I will confess that I am not a fan of garage sales. The very few I've hosted in my life in Missouri there were people knocking on my garage door at 5:50am wondering why I hadn't opened for business yet. Shudder. I'm not judging. It's a way to save money and get stuff you need for your family. I get it. I'm just not a fan of the experience.
'We transport the world's most precious cargo': Parkway schools install bus extension arms
CHESTERFIELD, Mo. — The Parkway School District is addressing reckless driving, as motorists continue to drive around school buses during stops. Startling video from the district shows a speeding car, hopping a curb, and veering back on the road. All while blatantly ignoring a bus stop sign. The growing...
Rural Missouri has high smoking rates, and the health problems that follow. That’s changing in some communities
Families flock to McDonald County in southwest Missouri each summer to float down the Elk River, visit the caves where Jesse James took refuge and stay in a rustic cabin. The county is a vestige of old, wild Missouri charm — and a place where restaurants and bars still ask, “Smoking or non?” People in […] The post Rural Missouri has high smoking rates, and the health problems that follow. That’s changing in some communities appeared first on The Beacon.
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