ST. LOUIS — Five On Your Side is a proud sponsor of Folds of Honor which provides scholarships to families of fallen or injured servicemen and women. One of those recipients, Miranda Belles, is attending the ROTC program at the University of Missouri Columbia on a scholarship from the Folds […]
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Branson, MO (STL.News) Branson Alderman Kevin McConnell is resigning from the Board of Aldermen, effective August 7, 2020. Alderman McConnell has served on the board, representing Ward III for three years and was currently serving a term to April 2021. In a resignation letter to the City, McConnell states he […]
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City residents can apply for assistance at cooldownstlouis.org St Louis, MO (STL.News) Just as the City of St. Louis heads into a stretch of extremely hot weather next week, Mayor Lyda Krewson Friday announced the immediate availability of $3 million in utility assistance for residents from the CARES Act through […]
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As COVID-19 continues to spread, KOMU 8 will continue to update you about impacts in the community. You can find an active map of confirmed COVID-19 cases county by county here, COVID-19 cases in Missouri broken down by county. Previous coverage: July 10 July 9 July 8 July 7 July 6 […]
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News-Leader staff Published 1:41 p.m. CT July 11, 2020 CLOSE Buy Photo Josh and Kristina Wilmoth hold up the first wall to their new home during the wall raising ceremony for the family on Friday, July 10, 2020. (Photo: Andrew Jansen/News-Leader) Habitat for Humanity of Springfield began construction on its first seven-bedroom home […]
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Phase 3 of a return-to-play plan was put on pause due to the rise in positive COVID-19 cases across St. Louis ST. LOUIS — Many high school sports teams in St. Louis were preparing to enter Phase 3 of a return-to-play plan on Monday, but that motion got put on […]
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 357 IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 800 PM CDT FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS MO . MISSOURI COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE BATES CASS CLAY HENRY JACKSON JOHNSON Source link
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CLOSE Former Missouri State pitcher Kolton Gonnerman died Friday night after a single-vehicle rollover accident, according to multiple reports and was confirmed by the Centerville Community Schools District in Iowa. Gonnerman, 24, pitched one year for the Bears in 2017. He pitched 5.2 on a team that qualified for the […]
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ST. LOUIS — The Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center is hosting one of the nation’s largest blood drives this weekend. The annual blood drive was scheduled for seven locations across the St. Louis area on Friday and Saturday. The center said blood donors are “greatly needed” amid the coronavirus pandemic, […]
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As COVID-19 continues to spread, KOMU 8 will continue to update you about impacts in the community. You can find an active map of confirmed COVID-19 cases county by county here, COVID-19 cases in Missouri broken down by county. Previous coverage: July 10 July 9 July 8 July 7 July 6 […]
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed SB600 into law at the Springfield Police Department South District Station on Friday, July 10, 2020. Source link
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO (STL.News) President Donald Trump has approved Missouri Governor Mike Parson’s request for a federal major disaster declaration for Missouri as a result of severe storms that swept across the state on May 3 and 4, 2020. The disaster declaration means federal Public Assistance will be available to […]
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COLUMBIA – The City announced eleven drop-off recycling locations after it put curbside recycling on hold until further notice Wednesday. One recycling collector for the Columbia Public Works Department said this has already made his job harder. “It’s going to take extra people,” Arthur Thomas said. “But we don’t really […]
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COLUMBIA — The 90-day mask ordinance passed by Columbia’s City Council went into effect at 5 p.m. on Friday. The ordinance requires everyone over 10-years-old to wear a mask “I personally wish it was like left a little bit more up to private institutions to kind of make their own […]
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COLUMBIA – Medical marijuana could be available in dispensaries this fall, now that two cultivation facilities passed inspection and have been certified to begin growing plants in Missouri. One cultivation facility near St. Louis and another in Perryville were allowed to legally plant crops in mid-June, the first businesses in […]
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KIRKWOOD, Mo. — An employee of Billy G’s has tested positive for the coronavirus. The restaurant made the announcement on social media Friday night. It said the employee worked at the restaurant on July 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The restaurant said it hired Servpro to […]
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Kansas City councilwoman is calling for a plan to remove monuments and rename streets that honor figures who were slaveholders or racists. The Kansas City Star reported that councilwoman Melissa Robinson of the 3rd District introduced a legislation that would establish a 12-member commission […]
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CLOSE Andrew Floyd (Photo: Greene County Jail) A teenager from Warsaw admitted in court Friday that he shot his town’s police chief, who was spared by the bulletproof vest he was wearing. Andrew Floyd, 18, pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree assault, armed criminal action and other crimes for two separate […]
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ST. LOUIS — KSDK News 5 On Your Side has learned St. Louis police officers executed a search warrant Friday evening at the home of Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the Central West end couple who confronted protesters with weapons in June. Sources told 5 On Your Side that police seized […]
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MARSHALL – An employee of The Living Center at Fitzgibbon Hospital tested positive for COVID-19 after showing no signs of the virus. The Living Center staff and residents were tested for the virus on Monday night and all results came back negative. All residents are quarantined and outside visitation is […]
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