Incarcerated artists in Bonne Terre hone their skills with a St. Louis exhibit and...
Rey Hernandez shares three drawings and paintings he’s been working on recently. There’s a commissioned piece of a fellow incarcerated man and his fiancée. One other is of a woman with a wolf’s pelt on her head with mountains, waterfalls and another wolf in the background. Like for every artist, sometimes the ideas come to Hernandez; other times, he looks for inspiration.
This Old-Fashioned Restaurant In Missouri Is Hiding The State’s Best Stuffed Mushroom
Some restaurants make you curious before the food even lands. You hear about one dish, maybe two, and suddenly a regular dinner plan starts feeling a lot more like a mission. An old Missouri restaurant with real history, a ton of character, and a stuffed mushroom that has people talking like they just found the appetizer cheat code.
Police ID woman shot, killed in Northwoods on Easter Sunday
Investigators are asking for the public’s help in solving an Easter Sunday homicide in Northwoods.
St. Louis man charged with Columbia teen’s death scheduled for May trial date
A jury trial is scheduled for a St. Louis man charged for his role in the death of a Columbia teen. Byron Sampson, 21, is charged with second-degree murder, armed criminal action, and first-degree tampering with a motor vehicle. He was scheduled late last month for a jury trial to begin May 12.
2 Ferguson women charged in drive-by beating
CLAYTON, Mo. – Two Ferguson women have been arrested and charged for jumping another woman, ripping her braids out, and beating her with a piece of metal. According to probable cause statements from the Ferguson Police Department, the attack happened on March 25 in the 100 block of Wiegel Drive.
Sabroso Cocina Mexicana in St. Ann closing April 11
One of St. Louis’ most well-regarded Mexican restaurants is closing its doors—but it’s not saying goodbye. Sabroso Cocina Mexicana (11146 St. Charles Rock) will shutter its original location, in St. Ann, on April 11. The owners announced the news on Sabroso’s Facebook page on March 31.
Illinois Man Arrested in Washington County on Multiple Charges
Washington Co., Mo. (KMFO) - An Illinois man is facing multiple charges following an arrest in Washington County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol online arrest report, 38-year-old Justin L. Baker of Collinsville, Illinois, was arrested at 10:03 p.m. on Friday, April 3, in Washington County. Baker is listed...
St. Louis, MO Considers New Roll Carts for Trash and Recycling
A St. Louis mayoral task force is proposing major changes to how St. Louis handles trash and recycling. The task force says the city should get rid of alley dumpsters and give households individual roll carts for trash, recycling and yard waste. Earlier this week, the task force unveiled a...
‘Lest We Forget’ brings the faces of Holocaust survivors to The District
Next week, a powerful art exhibit opens in an unusual spot. The District of St. Louis, the shopping center in Chesterfield, will play host to Lest We Forget, an exhibition of more than 70 larger-than-life portraits of Holocaust survivors. The photos were taken over a period of 10 years by German photographer Luigi Toscano, who will be in St. Louis for several weeks of...
Federal judge sentences woman in St. Louis armed carjacking
A federal judge has sentenced a St. Louis woman to prison for her role in an armed carjacking that led to a dangerous police pursuit and crash. Stephen R. Clark sentenced Jonniece Wilson, 21, of St. Louis, to 114 months in prison during proceedings held Friday in federal court. The sentence stems from a March 12, 2024, armed carjacking in the city.
