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Lisa Stone, former SLU and Wisconsin coach, appointed as women’s basketball’s head coach
Hiring a high-profile coach to take the reins of a Division III athletic program tends to be a rare occurrence. With the hire of Lisa Stone, Washington University’s women’s basketball program appears to be bucking that trend. Stone brings a nearly unmatched depth of experience to the WashU...
Indian Mound Critical Injury Collision, Saturday Evening
BREAKING: Saturday evening, Aug. 24, the East Patrol Division (EPD) and Accident Investigation Section (AIS) of the Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) dispatched into the Indian Mound neighborhood at St. John and Lawndale — answering a collision with critical injuries report. A collision between a black Honda Nighthawk motorcycle...
Cardinals' Sage Surratt: Done for day
Surratt has been ruled out for the rest of Sunday's preseason game against Denver due to an ankle injury, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports. Surratt signed with the Cardinals on Wednesday. He caught one pass for four yards before leaving Sunday's contest.
Man caught with stolen construction equipment in Liberty charged
LIBERTY, Mo. (KCTV) - A man caught leaving a Liberty construction site with stolen equipment has been charged after an early morning traffic stop led to his arrest. Clay County, Missouri, Circuit Court records indicate that on Thursday, Aug. 22, Scott A. Bilquist, 37, of Gladstone, was arrested and charged with stealing after he was caught leaving a construction site at Vintage Lane and Buckingham Drive.
Keep an eye on this name as a candidate to become the Cardinals' next hitting coach
While we don't know for sure what the St. Louis Cardinals will do regarding the employment status of hitting coach Turner Ward following the 2024 season, it does feel like we are trending toward the club making a change at the position this offseason. While there are internal names that...
Last offseason's tired narrative won't suffice for the Cardinals in 2025
The Cardinals season is careening right before our eyes. After surging from nine games below .500 to six games over from Mother's Day to July, things have taken another downward turn. Now, the Cardinals are looking at back-to-back losing seasons for the first time since 1994-95. This hasn't happened in full seasons for the Cardinals since 1958-59, and back then, the regular season schedule wasn't even 162 games.
'We know we're in the good hands of a good coach': Oak Grove Panthers adapt to new football coach
OAK GROVE, Mo. — There were way more pros than cons for Ryan Schartz in taking over as head football coach at Oak Grove. "I live five minutes from here," said Schartz, first-year head coach of the Panthers. He's also got two sons on the team, which was a...
Air pollution is fueling more intense and dangerous thunderstorms
Air pollution is making summertime thunderstorms more intense and dangerous, according to a new study from James Madison University (JMU). The experts found that in an unstable atmosphere, pollution particles increase the number of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. To investigate the relationship between air pollutants and thunderstorms, the researchers examined half...
Everything you need to know about the NFL’s 53-man roster deadline
At 3 p.m. Arrowhead Time on Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs (and the rest of the NFL’s teams) must trim their 90-man roster down to 53 players. Let’s take a look at all the ways they can trim their rosters. A player is released. Sometimes called a cut,...
Cardinals ideal Willson Contreras replacement would be another shot at Cubs
As the St. Louis Cardinals fight to maintain postseason relevancy, they just received a massive blow in the form of an injury to star catcher Willson Contreras. Contreras, who was acquired in free agency from the rival Cubs in free agency two years ago, fractured his finger and will miss a few weeks.
Bear spotted in Mississippi County, Mo.
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS) - Another black bear appears to making its way through part of the Heartland. This time in southeast Missouri. The Mississippi County Sheriff’s Office confirmed on Sunday, August 25 that a black bear was spotted north of Charleston, near County Road 220 and County Road 217.
Familiar Faces in New Places
(St. Louis, MO) – Despite gigantic player movement in college basketball we find some Missouri Valley Conference familiar faces in new places. Several players have changed teams but stayed in or returned to the Valley and we find family connections have a connecting affect. Since five new head coaches...
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