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Experts weigh in after contractors strike gas lines across state lines
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Residents in a Parkville neighborhood were on edge after a gas line was hit Tuesday evening while crews were in the area installing Google Fiber. This incident comes nearly 24 hours after part of a home exploded in Independence due to a gas line also being hit while Google Fiber was being installed.
Salute To Service: Jerod Kampwerth, Highland-Pierron Fire Protection District Assistant Chief
Today’s Salute to Service is Jerod Kampwerth, new Assistant Chief of the Highland-Pierron Fire Protection District. Kampwerth first volunteered as a firefighter in 2005 in Glen Carbon and joined the Highland-Pierron Fire Protection District around 2009. Kampwerth was pinned recently as the new Assistant Chief with his family there to help celebrate.
Belleville West hopes first offseason under Turner yields more unity, more wins
“We didn’t have an offseason last year and we had one (this year) so everything’s gotten a little bit better. They understand what I want and what we want as a staff from them,” Maroons’ coach Ken Turner said.
Hazelwood School District changes name of Jana Elementary, says building will be used for storage
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Years after Jana Elementary School was closed due to conflicting reports that radioactive contamination made its way onto school property, the Hazelwood School District has changed the building's name and primary use. In a closed-door meeting earlier this month, the Hazelwood School Board voted...
Kate Johnston is today’s Team Rizz member of the day!
Congratulations Kate, Team Rizz member-of-the-day for Thursday, August 29th, 2024!. Every Team Rizz member-of-the-day receives a limited-edition TEAM RIZZ jersey, a FREE Hotshots Pizza & HS Koozie as a welcome to TEAM RIZZ, on-air mentions by The Rizzuto Show on the day you’re selected, an on-demand song request on that day’s show, a personal phone call from a member of The Rizzuto Show, and your own feature on the main page of 1057thepoint.com!
One decade later: How Ferguson boosted the Black Lives Matter movement
Following the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown Jr. in 2014, the community of Ferguson, Missouri — less than 30 minutes from SIUE’s main campus — erupted in protest, reinvigorating the young Black Lives Matter movement across the nation. 10 years later, the impact of the protests is still felt in the Metro East.
Frustration Grows as St. Charles Woman Finds Gutted Car After Theft (video)
A resident of St. Charles, Missouri, recently faced a devastating discovery when she found her stolen car completely stripped in North St. Louis. The incident, which occurred on August 5th, has left the victim, Kim Winston, frustrated and seeking answers from the authorities. The situation underscores the challenges faced by victims of auto theft and the frustrations that can arise when dealing with law enforcement and insurance companies.
Tennessee offers 2027 wide receiver Chance McPike Jr.
Offered a scholarship to 2027 wide receiver prospect Chance McPike Jr. “After an amazing conversation with coach Brooks Halsey, I am beyond blessed to receive my second Division 1 offer from the University of Tennessee,” McPike Jr. said. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound wide receiver is from Lutheran North High School...
AOA News: Paraoptometric Appreciation Month
(PRESS RELEASE) ST. LOUIS, MO — The American Optometric Association (AOA) has begun preparing the industry for September’s Paraoptometric Appreciation Month, the only formal observance dedicated to honoring the practice staff that critically supports the delivery of optometric patient care. With Americans’ increasing demand for primary eye health...
Lindbergh boys swim team banks on depth and versatility for success in 2024
As the 2024 season arrives, the Lindbergh boys swimming and diving team hopes a tremendous amount of depth will propel them to success in dual meet competition. “Our numbers are looking pretty good,” Lindbergh head coach Tim Lombardo said. “I think we’ll be a very good conference team, and we’ll have a lot of our guys qualify for state this year. The key will be finding ways to get them to score. I really do believe that we can do some good things with this group.”
South Grand Fall and Music Festival returning
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The South Grand Fall and Music Festival is returning on September 21. The festival will be open from 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. for vendors and until 8:00 p.m. for entertainment in Ritz Park. The ninth year of the event will include 70...
Cardinals Reach Lowest Point Of Season After Making History In Humiliating Way
The St. Louis Cardinals reached their lowest point of the season in Tuesday night's loss to the San Diego Padres after setting a new record that looks bad for the franchise.
St. Louis Cardinals SP Kyle Gibson
Kyle joins “The Opening Drive” to talk about what he hears on the pitch com, how each team will record a different voice, why he likes to know the airflow in different stadiums to understand how certain balls will fly, why he doesn’t like going from hot-cold-hot-cold and inside-to-outside if the game is at an extreme temperature (either way), whether or not the new jerseys are helping keep them cooler, the issue with the jersey’s holding too much sweat, working with Herrera with Contreras out, how he helps prepare the rest of the team when he gets to the park before a game & what’s coming up next with Big League Impact.
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