Missouri

Tragic Collision On I-270- 69-Year-Old Man Loses Life In Creve Coeur Crash​

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Tragic Collision On I-270- 69-Year-Old Man Loses Life In Creve Coeur Crash​

On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, a fatal accident occurred on northbound Interstate 270 near the Interstate 64 interchange in Creve Coeur, Missouri.  The crash involved a 2000 Ford Explorer and a 1997 Honda CRV, resulting in the death of a 69-year-old man from St. Charles and serious injuries to two other individuals. ​ Detailed Account of the Crash At approximately 1:45 p.m., the Ford Explorer, driven by the … Read more

One Person Critically Injured In Midtown Kansas City Gunfire Incident

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One Person Critically Injured In Midtown Kansas City Gunfire Incident

On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, around 12:50 p.m., a shooting occurred in Midtown Kansas City, Missouri. According to the Kansas City Police Department (KCPD), two vehicles were involved in a gunfire exchange while driving side-by-side from 39th Street & Broadway to 47th Street. One individual sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was transported to a nearby … Read more

Johnson County Roads Closed Due To Flash Flooding In Missouri

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Johnson County Roads Closed Due To Flash Flooding In Missouri

Severe rainfall across Johnson County, Missouri, has led to widespread flooding and multiple road closures, particularly in the Warrensburg area. As of Sunday evening, several critical routes were underwater, with local authorities urging residents to avoid travel and stay alert for weather updates. A flood watch remains in effect through 7 a.m. Monday, with more … Read more

Kansas City At Risk- The Impact of Federal Health Funding Cuts

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Kansas City At Risk- The Impact of Federal Health Funding Cuts

In March 2025, the Trump administration, through the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), announced the cancellation of over $12 billion in federal health grants.  This decision has had profound implications for Kansas City, Missouri, a city that heavily relies on federal support for its public health infrastructure.  The abrupt withdrawal of funds threatens essential … Read more

US Strikes On Yemen Oil Terminal Kill At Least 58 – Latest Update and Impact

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US Strikes On Yemen Oil Terminal Kill At Least 58 – Latest Update and Impact

In a significant escalation of tensions in the Middle East, US airstrikes have reportedly targeted a key oil terminal in Yemen, resulting in at least 58 deaths. The Houthis, a Yemeni militant group, have blamed the strikes for the casualties, although US officials have not yet confirmed the figures. These airstrikes have raised concerns over … Read more

Forgotten Stop For Gas Leads Missouri Man To Win $777K Lottery Jackpot – Check Details

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Forgotten Stop For Gas Leads Missouri Man To Win $777K Lottery Jackpot – Check Details

In an astonishing twist of fate, a Missouri man turned a missed errand into a $777,777 lottery jackpot—all thanks to a spontaneous stop for gas at a Circle K store in Chesterfield, St. Louis County. The lucky ticket was part of the Missouri Lottery’s “777” scratcher game, which has already paid out over $8.7 million in top prizes since launching in February … Read more

8 Injured In St. Louis Multi-Vehicle Crash – 6 In Critical Condition After Rollover Incident

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8 Injured In St. Louis Multi-Vehicle Crash – 6 In Critical Condition After Rollover Incident

On Thursday evening, a multiple-vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of North Vandeventer Avenue and Enright Avenue in St. Louis, resulting in injuries to eight individuals.  The St. Louis Fire Department reported the incident shortly before 9:30 p.m. One of the vehicles involved rolled over and crashed into a building, adding to the severity of the situation.​ Injury Report All eight individuals involved in the crash … Read more

Missouri Governor Kehoe Confirms FEMA to Assess Infrastructure Damage in 25 Counties After Devastating Storms

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Missouri Governor Kehoe Confirms FEMA to Assess Infrastructure Damage in 25 Counties After Devastating Storms

In response to the severe storms and widespread flooding that struck Missouri beginning March 30, Governor Mike Kehoe has announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will conduct joint Preliminary Damage Assessments (PDAs) in 25 counties across the state. The goal is to evaluate the extensive impact on public infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and water crossings, in hopes of securing federal Public Assistance. Unprecedented Damage Triggers … Read more

St. Louis County Soccer Complex Gets $8 Million Makeover After Tornado Damage – Fields Set To Reopen By June 2025

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St. Louis County Soccer Complex Gets $8 Million Makeover After Tornado Damage – Fields Set To Reopen By June 2025

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. – A massive $8 million reconstruction project is set to begin on the Creve Coeur Park Soccer Complex in St. Louis County after it was ravaged by a powerful EF2 tornado last month. The storm left the popular youth sports destination in ruins, halting all games and severely disrupting training schedules for local players. The complex, located in Maryland Heights, … Read more

Parkway School District Implements Cell Phone Ban For Students Starting Next School Year

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Parkway School District Implements Cell Phone Ban For Students Starting Next School Year

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – The Parkway School District, one of the largest in the St. Louis area, has approved a significant change in its classroom policy: a district-wide ban on student cell phone use during school hours. This decision, finalized during a regular school board meeting on Wednesday night, is set to take effect at the … Read more