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2/16: CBS Evening News
Trump ordered to pay over $350 million in civil fraud case; Steve Hartman’s longtime cameraman Bob Caccamis retires
One firefighter killed, nearly a dozen people injured, in home explosion
Eleven others, including nine firefighters and two civilians, were injured in the explosion, officials said.
Gospel Hall of Fame of Missouri receives $2M from Gov. Parson
ST. LOUIS – Four Grammy-winning and Billboard-charting artists, Donnie McClurkin, Fred Hammond, Hezekiah Walker and Anthony Brown, will be performing at Friendly Temple Church for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame of Missouri’s “The Legends” tour. “So to bring back gospel, the first largest, biggest gospel event of the year in St. Louis, we are […]
Dean Phillips lays off large portion of presidential campaign staff
Minnesota Democrat Rep. Dean Phillips says he had to cut ties with his team as he struggles to fund his 2024 presidential campaign.
Thundersnow disrupts traffic in St. Louis area
ST. LOUIS – Dave’s Diner in Arnold is normally packed around dinner time. “Fried chicken is our best seller,” diner employee Melanie Velasco said. “It is so good.” On Friday, tables were empty because of a quick-hitting storm that dumped several inches of snow in the area. “There was a lot of lightning and […]
Drivers face severe delays Friday with snowy weather
FENTON, Mo. – Road conditions changed quickly Friday from bad to worse. “Slushie probably more icy on the way here,” Ted and Scarlett Bachman said, traveling from Indianapolis to Bolivar, Missouri. “The roads were pretty bad, actually. Lots of trucks off the side of the road, lots of cars on the side of the road.” […]
St. Charles executive rejects proposal to bill St. Louis for inmate costs
ST. CHARLES, Mo. – County executive Steve Ehlmann of St. Charles voiced his opinion, saying he does not support legislation from fellow Republican representatives that would force St. Louis City and county to pay for their residents who are incarcerated in St. Charles County Jail. The bill, introduced by State Representative Phil Christofanelli, said many […]
Sheriff faces scrutiny over decades-long $500 fee
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis judges and a special court committee are demanding answers from the city’s sheriff about a long-collected fee, to the point that Missouri’s Attorney General may get involved. An astonishing discovery was brought to attention in a special meeting on the top floor of the civil courts building. St. Louis judges […]
MoDOT says they’re ready for I-70 construction to start
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Construction to add an extra lane on Interstate 70 could begin this spring. It’s being called a win for Missourians. The project includes adding an extra lane to I-70 in both directions from Wentzville to Blue Springs. Parson announced in his state address last month that Missouri secured $93 million in […]
