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Vigil held ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day in downtown St. Louis
ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- International Overdose Awareness Day is this weekend. Ahead of that, community members held a vigil in downtown St. Louis to remember those lost to overdose. Staff from the St. Louis treatment court, alongside participants in the program, gathered at the Freedom Suits Memorial Plaza...
Former inmate says Puppies for Parole program has helped 'in every way possible'
JEFFERSON CITY − Just last year, a former offender was serving his 34th year in the Jefferson City Correctional Center, but now he’s out and helping to serve his community. The nonprofit Puppies for Parole allows selected offenders to train rescue dogs in collaboration with animal shelters and...
CertifySTL takes over MBWE certification
A major change in minority business certification is complete and “CertifySTL” will celebrate at 1 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 3 at the Northside Economic Empowerment Center, 4248 Cottage Ave. in St. Louis. CertifySTL is now the St. Louis region’s Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Certification Program, following its...
Major new Walmart hub center beginning construction in SGF metro
REPUBLIC, MO – Another big development is coming to this growing Greene County town, bringing hundreds of new jobs to the Springfield area. During its council meeting on Tuesday, Republic city officials confirmed Walmart is building a major pharmaceutical processing facility near James River Freeway and Route MM. The project comes almost exactly three years […]
Liberty Utilities seeks monthly increase, explains costs to public
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — The Missouri Public Service Commission hosted a public hearing regarding a proposed rate increase by Liberty Utilities Midstates Natural Gas Corporation on Wednesday. Community members had the opportunity to make public comments and ask Liberty leaders about the raise. The utility company filed for a rate...
As St. Louis suffers through another heat wave, snow and ice removal companies are cashing in on the
Amid a long stretch of hot and humid weather punctuated with minimal rain, some snow and ice removal companies are looking forward to a byproduct of the heat wave.
Fed up: Cardinals fans reach breaking point with Oli Marmol and John Mozeliak
The St. Louis Cardinals lost again on Tuesday night to the San Diego Padres, much to the delight of former manager Mike Shildt, who now leads the NL Wild Card-favored Pads. Shildt made it clear before the series began that he had no regrets about leaving St. Louis, a franchise that as of this writing looks like it's on the downswing.
Chargers, Patriots Could Claim Chiefs Cut Playmaker
The Kansas City Chiefs released Kadarius Toney after two seasons, but other teams should be in the mix for his services. The wide receiver is now subject to waivers and should be one of the more interesting names on the wire. The former first-round pick is one of the most frustrating players to watch, as his talent is evident every time he has the ball in space. At his best, he’s an electric playmaker with elite athleticism capable of making magic after the catch and creating separation early in his routes.
Man accused of stealing bike from student in Hickman High School parking lot
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia man was charged after he allegedly took a bicycle from a student on Wednesday in a parking lot at Hickman High School. Benjamin Bowman, 48, was charged with stealing, drug possession and misdemeanor unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. He is being held at the Boone County Jail on a $21,000 The post Man accused of stealing bike from student in Hickman High School parking lot appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Travis Kelce Gives Unfiltered Explanation of Patrick Mahomes’ Behind-the-Back Pass
The most memorable play of the NFL preseason is without question Patrick Mahomes’ behind-the-back pass to tight end Travis Kelce in the Kansas City Chiefs 24-23 loss to the Detroit Lions over 10 days ago. While the play went for a first down, Mahomes admitted after the game he threw it to Kelce out ...
Three accused in Fulton killing indicted by grand jury
FULTON, Mo. (KMIZ) Three people who were accused in the death of a Fulton teenager were indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday. Mitchell Henderson Jr., 44, of Columbia, is charged with first-degree murder, illegal gun possession and armed criminal action. Quiara Walton, 19, of Fulton, is charged with first-degree murder. Emmanuel Brown, 20, of The post Three accused in Fulton killing indicted by grand jury appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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