Missouri

Bob Hunter, a 72-year-old Springfield man, was sentenced to four years in federal prison for wire fraud and money laundering after embezzling $373,230.50 from clients' retirement funds.

Federal prosecutors have sentenced a Missouri man to four years in prison after he stole more than $373,000 from clients who believed their money was going into retirement investments. Bob Hunter, 72, of Springfield, was sentenced Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Megan Blair Benton on one count of wire fraud and one count of money […] The post Missouri Man Drains $373,230 in Retirement Funds From Investors, Sentenced to 48 Months Behind Bars appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

"They're not just going up into the clouds and dissipating. They're coming down somewhere."She's talking about bullets and now she needs a new roof. Joy lives in Soulard and talked with our Maria Keena about the problem that apparently is more pervasive than you think."We have 3 bullet holes in our roof which turns into a $10,000 new roof," Joy says.Another South City friend, also had his roof hit by 10 bullets."This was my father's business and gosh, he kept a jar with all the bullets that he w

A Florissant, Missouri, woman is set to be sentenced on October 21 after admitting she kept taking a dead relative’s Social Security payments for nearly eight years. Laneka Holmes, 45, pleaded guilty in federal court in St. Louis to theft of government money. She admitted receiving a total of $170,574 that she was not entitled... The post A Florissant woman faces sentencing October 21 after admitting she took $170,574 of a dead relative’s Social Security benefits from 2017 to 2025 appeared firs

Kansas City, Missouri – A new home for the Kansas City Royals has moved closer to reality, and the latest decision was not about what the ballpark will look like. It was about how Kansas City will help pay for it. The number at the center of the deal...

Measles cases are up nationwide – and in Missouri. On Wednesday, the Wright County Health Department shared on social media that it had confirmed three measles cases. In its statement, the health department said the cases “were evaluated by local healthcare providers and tested positive for measles. Persons with known possible exposures are being contacted. Details of potential public exposures have been limited thus far. Additional information will be provided as it becomes available.”

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A car was stolen overnight Sunday from a Wyoming Street home, and the victim believes thieves used a technique called a relay attack to take it, even though the car was locked and the key fobs were inside the house. Car theft victim...

Springfield, Joplin, Rolla and areas north of I-44 face additional rain through Thursday.

NEW ORLEANS (KCTV) - A Louisiana judge resentenced the woman who caused the death of Kansas City sports reporter Adan Manzano to life in prison. On Wednesday, a Jefferson Parish judge in the New Orleans area resentenced Danette Colbert to spend the rest of her life in prison plus 75 years after finding that Colbert is a career criminal because of her numerous felony convictions.

A St. Louis man who racked up nearly $6,000 in unpaid parking tickets wants two of his cars out of impound—and his attorney Bevis Schock says he’s entitled to those vehicles, citing what Schock says is ambiguity in the city’s municipal code. “There’s a rule in the...