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Missouri woman sentenced for interfering with family housing rights
A Missouri woman has pleaded guilty to interfering with the housing rights of a St. Louis family. U.S. District Judge Rodney W. Sippel sentenced Judy Kline, 55, to five years of probation, the maximum term available for this crime. During her probation, Kline must remain in the nursing home where she is currently living and receiving mental health treatment, or a similar facility. She is also prohibited from contacting the victims or approaching their residence.
State Fair Commission Names New Arena After Parson
The Missouri State Fair Commission held an official groundbreaking ceremony Thursday for a new indoor arena on the Fairgrounds. The arena will be named the Governor Michael L. Parson Arena, recognizing the Governor’s dedication to the Missouri State Fair during his time as a Missouri elected official. “The Missouri...
Rain chances come to an end, seasonal temperatures and sunshine for weekend
ST. LOUIS – The cold front is moving through Friday morning, and we have a chance of a few more non-severe storms entering the region. Clouds decrease Friday morning and humidity remains high, so temperatures in the low to mid 90s will feel like the upper 90s. A cluster of storms looks to develop later […]
Missouri receives $200,000 to combat veteran homelessness
COLUMBIA - To help get a roof over our veteran’s heads, the Biden-Harris administration is distributing over 20 million dollars across the country – with the state of Missouri being awarded nearly $200,000 of those funds. Data pulled from Welcome Home shows that in 2023 there were 569...
Man seriously injured in ATV crash
PERRY COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS) - A Perryville man was seriously injured in a crash involving an ATV late Thursday night, August 15. The crash happened at 10:20 p.m. on County Road 350 in Perry County, Missouri. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 62-year-old Michael S. Garris was driving westbound...
Noose found at Francis Howell Central High School
COTTLEVILLE, Mo. – School administrators discovered a noose on the campus of Francis Howell Central High School Thursday. According to a letter Principal Dr. Suzanne Leake sent to families, the noose was hanging in a men’s bathroom at the stadium. There was no note or anything accompanying in the stall.
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Eisenbeis returns at QB to lead Hornets
The Eisenbeis name is synonymous with Crystal City football. Generations of the family have worn the red-and-black uniform, continuing a long tradition of community pride in the Hornets. Senior quarterback Nolan Eisenbeis completes his four-year journey with the team this fall and the program has never needed the family more....
Moving the Stage: Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony to take place in Cape Girardeau Next Month
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame will welcome a new class of legends next month, with the enshrinement ceremony taking place in Cape Girardeau. The luncheon will take place at the Drury Plaza Hotel & Convention Center at 11 a.m., on Tuesday, Sept. 17. It will be the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame’s first induction ceremony in the Southeast Missouri region since 2016.
Two teens hurt in Mapaville-area crash
Two 16-year-old boys, one from Herculaneum and the other from Imperial, were injured in a crash on Thursday, Aug. 15, at highways A and Z between Hillsboro and Festus, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported. At 8:41 p.m., the Imperial teen was driving an eastbound 2017 Hyundai Tucson when he...
Several nonprofits, sent eviction notice by SLPS
The Clay Community Education Center, formerly Clay elementary, is owned by SLPS and leased to St. Louis University who operates the facility. Now several non profits are being evicted by SLPS after rejecting a rent increase from the district.
Twin City Christian Academy to celebrate 50th anniversary
Twin City Christian Academy students, alumni, parents and staff invite community members to help them celebrate the 50th anniversary of the private Baptist school at 723 Horine Road in Festus. A three-day celebration is planned for Friday through Sunday, Aug. 23-25, at the school, which serves students in preschool through grade 12.
Explore St. Louis's Thriving, Immigrant-Driven Food Scene at the 'Festival of Nations'
For almost a century, St. Louis has celebrated the end of summer with the Festival of Nations, a two-night party featuring the sights, sounds, and flavors from various countries and cultures around the world. Hosted by the International Institute of St. Louis, the festival raises funds for wraparound services IISL provides to newly arrived individuals and families (they’re the largest service provider and recruiter of immigrants to the area).
Marquisha Williams' legacy: Her daughter receives a gavel after announcing she wants to become a judge
ST. LOUIS — Last year, four children lost their 29-year-old mother Marquisha Williams at the hands of their father. Since that time, the family has surrounded the children with love and support. Noelle, Williams' 6-year-old daughter, shared she wanted to become a judge during her kindergarten graduation in May....
Missing woman found in House Springs
A 28-year-old woman from Swansea, Il. was found by law enforcement officers early this morning, Aug. 16, in House Springs after she was reported missing at Rockford Park Thursday night, Aug. 15. The woman was found at approximately 5 a.m. near the McDonald’s in House Springs, at the intersection of...
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