SLU Fades Late at St. Bonaventure
Bonnies Sweep Season Series
Gov. Greitens Names Two New Members To State Public Safety Team
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) Missouri has two new members to its public safety team. Governor Eric Greitens visited the St. Louis Fire Academy on Wednesday. That’s where he announced before a crowd of first responders his appointment of Tim Bean as the new state fire marshal and Ernie Rhodes to serve as the State Emergency…
Bobby Plager Talks About Getting His Number Retired By The Blues Last Week
Bobby Plager joined John Carney to talk about his number getting retired by the Blues last week.
Wildwood, EPA Reach Funding Agreement for Dioxin Testing
(KTRS) Wildwood officials say they’ve reached an agreement with the EPA to make sure its dioxin site is clean before the agency takes it off its federal Superfund list. The Callahan site in Wildwood in St. Louis County is one of dozens of sites contaminated with the cancer-causing chemical dioxin decades ago. The EPA has…
Blues Pummel Senators in Ottawa
Tarasenko Scores Twice to Ignite Note
Dog Food Recalled After Euthanasia Drug Detected
WASHINGTON (AP) – An Illinois -based pet food company is recalling several lots of dog food because it may be contaminated with a euthanasia drug. Evanger’s Dog Food says it’s voluntarily recalling five lots of its Hunk of Beef product that may include pentobarbital “in an abundance of caution.” The food was distributed to retail…
Another New Development Surfaces In Pam Hupp Murder Case
St. Charles County, MO (KTRS) Evidence continues to mount in the murder case against Pam Hupp. The “St. Louis Post Dispatch” reports that sources close to the case say Hupp purchased the knife she claimed Louis Gumpenberger used to kidnap her back in August. According to those sources, Hupp bought the knife just days earlier…
