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Two men allegedly attack each other at Arnold gas station
A 50-year-old Arnold man and 45-year-old Imperial man allegedly attacked each other outside the Phillips 66 gas station, 3910 Jeffco Blvd., in Arnold. One of the men was injured in the attack and was transported by private convenance to seek treatment, Arnold Police reported. At about 7:45 p.m. Aug. 18,...
‘Shocking,’ ‘jarring’: Sparse Cardinals crowds stun Padres broadcasters
As the Cardinals welcomed the playoff-contending Padres, one of baseball's hottest teams, attendance at Busch Stadium this week has continued to plummet. The sight of a mostly empty Busch Stadium for a non-pandemic game was something never seen before by many, including Padres television and radio announcers. It became a big topic of conversation on the team's broadcasts of the games this week.
Numerous former Chiefs released by other teams at NFL roster cut deadline
It's often described as the most difficult day in the NFL season: Cut-down day. Teams whittle their rosters from 90 to 53 in a matter of hours. A little over a thousand players received the crushing news on Tuesday that they did not make the 53-man roster of their NFL team.
Woman files lawsuit against Silver Dollar City, Herschend Entertainment regarding October 2022 train derailment
NEAR BRANSON, Mo. (KY3) - A passenger inside a derailed train at Silver Dollar City in October 2022 filed a lawsuit. Rebecca Everhart sued Silver Dollar City and the Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation for negligence. The lawsuit states Silver Dollar City failed to maintain the train, causing it to derail. Everhart reported back injuries and PTSD from the derailment.
Hope remains following multiple surgeries for Missouri bald eagle after bullet nearly split beak in half
A Missouri bald eagle is battling for survival following a gunshot injury that nearly split his beak in two. The raptor has undergone three surgeries to repair the extensive damage, but his prognosis remains guarded.
Poll: Missouri voters support restricting cellphones in school, split on 4-day weeks
Support is high in Missouri for prohibiting high school students from accessing their cellphones during school — especially when class is in session, according to a poll released Thursday. Saint Louis University and YouGov surveyed 900 likely Missouri voters from Aug. 8-16 on a range of topics. The margin of error overall was 3.79%. ...
Growing concern over West Nile virus after teen is paralyzed
An 18-year-old Missouri man was paralyzed from the neck down after his family say he was infected with the West Nile Virus. And health authorities in Wisconsin say two people have died from the virus. The cases come as experts say climate change is extending the mosquito season. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports.
Mo. daycare operators say state hearing on subsidy problems may be too late
ST. LOUIS—The decision announced this week to call a special state legislative committee hearing to investigate problems the state of Missouri has processing applications for child care subsidies to parents and delays in payments to childcare providers was welcome news to longtime service providers. “I’m glad that they are...
GM Signs Landmark Solar Power Deal for Three Assembly Plants
As part of an ongoing push around renewable energy, General Motors announced a 15-year renewable energy purchase agreement with NorthStar Clean Energy for three GM assembly plants. NorthStar’s Newport Solar project in Newport, Ark., will support the electricity needs of GM’s Lansing Delta Township Assembly and Lansing Grand River Assembly...
MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the cause of a deadly crash on Interstate 70 in July was due to distracted driving. The post MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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