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CHESTERFIELD, MO He goes after shoplifters. But recently, a shoplifter was going after him.Fox 2/News 11s Jasmine Huda reports on a shoplifter who attempted to slam his car door on a Chesterfield Police Officer.

FORT WORTH, Texas A woman filed a law suit against Olive Garden claiming she was burned by a piece of a stuffed mushroom that became stuck in her throat, according toKTVT. According to court records, Danny Howard filed the case March 8 in Tarrant County District Court. Howard said that the restaurant did not make her aware that the mushrooms were extremely hot. The court filing says Howard went to an Olive Garden in Tarrant County back on August

St. Patricks Day is the most popular day of the year in Dogtown as thousands gathered along Tamm Avenue for the Annual Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade. The parade features dozens of floats with Irish dancers and bands, but most of the parade is filled with members of the St. Louis Irish-American community marching as clans under their family crests. For many more photos, click the link https://www.facebook.com/media/set/seta.10212263163524423&type1&l6cdbafdc13

Chartered buses will cover the suspended routes, but travelers should expect delays.

Davis had been the subject of a two-state manhunt since escaping from the Pettis County Jail in Sedalia on March 9.

The case stems from two Missouri men who fell behind on paying the cost of their own imprisonment in county jail and were ordered to return to court repeatedly regarding their bills.

Where a defendant, who challenged his conviction in a drug-conspiracy case, argued that a wiretap and its extensions were invalid, a federal requirement that a prosecutor receive authorization from a U.S. attorney general before applying to a federal court for a wiretap did not apply to Nebraskas wiretap statute, and the judgment is affirmed because ...

Special counsel Robert Mueller began investigating President Donald Trumps former lawyer, Michael Cohen, for fraud in his personal business dealings and for potentially acting as an unregistered foreign agent at least nine months before FBI agents in New York raided his home and office, according to documents released Tuesday. The series of heavily redacted search ...

Curtis Flowers has been jailed in Mississippi for 22 years, even as prosecutors couldnt get a murder conviction against him to stick through five trials. Three convictions were tossed out, and two other juries couldnt reach unanimous verdicts. This week, the Supreme Court will consider whether his conviction and death sentence in a sixth trial ...

A federal jury in San Francisco ruled Tuesday that the weedkiller Roundup, a product developed by Monsanto that was acquired by Bayer, played a significant role in a mans cancer.Edwin Hardeman, a California resident, used the weedkiller in his yard, and the jury found that the exposure to Roundup caused him to develop non-Hodgkin lymphoma, according to the Wall Street Journal.Now the case moves into the next phase for jurors to decide whether the Monsanto unit of Bayer is liable, which could

A Clayton commission has decided not to move forward with a plan for more entertainment venues downtown after hearing from nearby residents concerned about more noise and traffic.

Elira Inc., a medical device startup in Frontenac, has raised $912,662 of a $2 million offering of debt and other securities.

The board hired Sweeney in 2015.

Darcy Horn Davenport, president of Active Nutrition since 2017, will become CEO of the new public company.

Cereal business is out of favor, but Bob Evans side-dish sales are growing rapidly.

Captain Marvel is a near perfect introduction to one of the MCUs most powerful and respected herosoh and also a total win for women in film.4/5 The success of Marvel Studios is unprecedented21 films over 10 years without a glaring failure. A studio that sought out to create a massive shared universewith mega stars populating...

On Thursday, the world woke to news that the Jonas Brothers were reuniting and releasing new music. For fans like myself, it had been a long and arduous wait. Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas, brothers from New Jersey, had dominated the pop world a decade ago. Formed in the early 2000s, the band was...

It is no secret that St. Louisans are huge hockey Blues fans. In a city where folks bleed blue hockey is ingrained in the culture. So then where is the collegiate hockey There is actually a lot of college hockey in the St. Louis area, just not at the NCAA D1 level. In the 1970s...

Dustin Steinhoff, News Editor Religious groups on the University of MissouriSt. Louis quad seem to be appearing much more frequently this semester, as have the anti-LGBTQ statements that some of these groups preach, often making LGBTQ students and their supporters feel uncomfortable or sometimes threatened. PRIZM UMSLs Queer Transgender Straight Alliance organization President The post Anti-LGBTQ Groups Become more Prevalent on Campus appeared first on The Current.

Kristen Dragotto, A&E Editor & Pablo Puig, Contributing Writer Parking is a consistent concern for the University of MissouriSt. Louis on-campus students, a majority of whom are commuters. Simply getting to class on time has proven difficult for commuter students like Ariel Redel, senior, English. Redel relies heavily on parking availability to reach classes on The post UMSLs Parking Problems appeared first on The Current.

Trevor Dobbs, Staff Writer The following is a series of daily crime and incident reports issued by the University of Missouri-St. Louis Police Department from March 1, 2019, through March 14, 2019. March 1, 2019: No incidents to report. March 2, 2019: At 12:42 a.m. a visitor was picked up by an ambulance after experiencing The post Campus Crime Report appeared first on The Current.

Aaron ONeill is an understated guy. When talking about his various musical projects including his solo project Ronnie Rogers, which released a new album March 1 the St. Louis-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist tends toward succinct, straightforward answers. Hes not the type to ramble on in search of a story that isnt there, and he doesnt seem predisposed to mining his works for hidden meaning. When asked which instrument hes most proficient at playing, for example, he has a very practical response. Well, Ive made money playing bass, he says.

The squirrel is back in his cage. Sedalia cops captured Travis Lee Davis, 30, early this morning after he spent nearly ten days crisscrossing rural Missouri and Oklahoma. Davis, who has a long criminal record and the Eye of Providence tattooed on his throat, had escaped on March 9 from the Pettis County Jail, which is in Sedalia, by climbing into the ceiling and then crawling through the rafter into a maintenance room and then outside. He was briefly taken into custody outside a gas station casino in Heavener, Oklahoma, but managed to steal a police car and escape again, according to law enforcement.

Opening a coffee shop was never part of Jessie Muellers plan. A teacher and aspiring social worker, she was simply out working on a community service project in the Grove with a classmate at Saint Louis University when they realized they needed a little caffeine pick-me-up.