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STL area high school football kicks off with referee shortage
The excitement of Friday night lights returned to the St. Louis area this weekend as high school football teams kicked off their season. Some organizations providing referees to area games wish they had more officials.
Missouri man found guilty of loan fraud, Clear Air Act violations
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Farmington man was found guilty Friday in federal court of pandemic loan fraud, Clear Air Act violations and threatening witnesses. A St. Louis jury found 54-year-old Christopher Carroll of Farmington guilty of three counts of bank fraud, three counts of making false statements to a financial institution, conspiracy to violate the Clean Air Act, 13 violations of the Clean Air Act and two counts of threatening a witness. A trucking company named Whiskey Dix Big Truck Repair, owned in part by Carroll, was found guilty of 16 Clean Air Act violations.
St. Louis American Foundation honors 13th cohort of Young Leaders
There’s an energy permeating through the room that words can’t quite define when honorees and supporters gather each year for the St. Louis American Foundation’s Salute to Young Leaders Networking Awards Reception at The Four Seasons. The closest one can get is to liken the experience to...
Billikens Split on Day One of A-State Invitational
JONESBORO, Ark. – Behind a 27-kill, 11-dig double-double from Addy Brus, Saint Louis overcame a narrow first-set loss and defeated Southeast Missouri State 3-1 Friday afternoon on day one of Arkansas State's A-State Invitational. Earlier in the day, the Billikens fell 3-0 to Ole Miss in their season opener.
Metro East woman’s stolen car found blocks away with parking tickets piling up
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Metro East woman is frustrated after 28 days passed from when her daughter’s car was reported stolen to it being found in perfect condition blocks away,. On Aug. 1, Christine Vincent’s 21-year-old daughter Emily drove from Illinois to a concert in...
John Legend joins SLSO at the Muny on Sept. 7
In March of 2005, the featured artist for Alicia Keys’ “Diary” Tour at The Fox was a relatively unknown R&B singer/songwriter with the audacity to call himself John Legend. The moment he opened his mouth and his hands danced across the piano, my first thoughts were “He’s not a legend yet, but he’s about to be one,” and “He will not have this job for very long…not very long at all.”
Shoppers flock to Highway 61 Yard Sale looking for deals
JACKSON, Mo. (KFVS) - The Highway 61 Yard Sale is underway and bargain hunters across the Heartland are looking for deals this Labor Day weekend. Along the highway in Jackson, many buyers and sellers are bargaining. “That’s the name of the game,” said Larry Buck. Buck has been...
Contour Airlines jet gets stuck in mud along taxiway at Kirksville Regional
NEAR MILLARD, Mo. — A plane ended up off the taxiway and got stuck in the mud at Kirksville Regional Airport late Friday morning. After landing safely shortly after 11 a.m., a Contour Airlines jet apparently dropped a set of its back wheels off the edge of the taxiway as the aircraft approached the terminal.
WWE Superstar Baron Corbin Shares His Experience Meeting Taylor Swift
WWE Superstar Baron Corbin made quite a buzz last year when he was spotted with Grammy Award-winning singer Taylor Swift. The megastar is currently dating Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce. She is known for frequently attending the Chiefs games to support her boyfriend. In December 2023, Baron Corbin and...
Pershing Elementary Students celebrate 10th anniversary of the Jumping Jack
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The St. Joseph, Mo. School District's Pershing Elementary School students celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Jumping Jack on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. According to a post from Thursday on the SJSD Facebook page,. "Yesterday, students at Pershing Elementary had a blast celebrating the 10th anniversary of...
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