Caroline Hecker
KY3 News
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Infant dies after exposure to drugs in O’Fallon, Mo., police say; parents charged
The parents of an 8-month-old child in O’Fallon, Mo. are facing charges after the infant died following an alleged exposure to drugs → Read More
Infant dies after exposure to drugs in O’Fallon, Mo., police say; parents charged
The parents of an 8-month-old child in O’Fallon, Mo. are facing charges after the infant died following an alleged exposure to drugs → Read More
State of Missouri to award $1 million in scholarships to police academy recruits
As the law enforcement profession struggles to attract new talent amid retirements and those leaving the profession, the state of Missouri is offering a new incentive. → Read More
Richard Emery formally sentenced to death by St. Charles judge
A St. Charles jury has sentenced Richard Darren Emery, 50, to death. → Read More
Man shot in the head at point-blank range survives, considered a ‘medical miracle’ by doctors
The man said he lay helplessly on the kitchen floor for 14 hours, bleeding and fading in and out of consciousness before officers found him – still alive. → Read More
Man shot in the head at point-blank range survives, considered a ‘medical miracle’ by doctors
The man said he lay helplessly on the kitchen floor for 14 hours, bleeding and fading in and out of consciousness before officers found him – still alive. → Read More
Gov. Mike Parson sends Missouri’s disaster declaration to White House
Governor Mike Parson has submitted the state’s disaster declaration to the White House, nine days after historic 24-hour rainfall caused catastrophic flooding across the region. → Read More
Gov. Mike Parson sends Missouri’s disaster declaration to White House
Governor Mike Parson has submitted the state’s disaster declaration to the White House, nine days after historic 24-hour rainfall caused catastrophic flooding across the region. → Read More
Cleanup begins in St. Charles County after Dardenne Creek levee breached
After more than a foot of rainfall soaked much of St. Charles County early Tuesday morning, water levels are receding and business owners and homeowners are surveying the damage. → Read More
Cleanup begins in St. Charles County after Dardenne Creek levee breached
After more than a foot of rainfall soaked much of St. Charles County early Tuesday morning, water levels are receding and business owners and homeowners are surveying the damage. → Read More
St. Louis leaders work to bring more than 300 additional Afghan refugees living in Albania to the U.S.
St. Louis leaders are hoping to bring more than 300 Afghan Refugees to the city, as they await processing by the State Department in Albania → Read More
St. Louis leaders work to bring more than 300 additional Afghan refugees living in Albania to the U.S.
St. Louis leaders are hoping to bring more than 300 Afghan Refugees to the city, as they await processing by the State Department in Albania → Read More
Missouri farmers desperate for rain as future of crops hangs in the balance
Early summer heat and a lack of rain is causing major problems for area farmers, as they attempt to salvage this year’s crops → Read More
Missouri farmers desperate for rain as future of crops hangs in the balance
Early summer heat and a lack of rain is causing major problems for area farmers, as they attempt to salvage this year’s crops → Read More
Mo Dept. of Education proposes new improvement plan that could affect district’s accreditation scores
The Missouri Department of Education will release its newest Missouri School Improvement Plan later this spring, giving school districts across the state a glimpse at how they’ll be evaluated for accreditation moving forward. → Read More
Mo Dept. of Education proposes new improvement plan that could affect district’s accreditation scores
The Missouri Department of Education will release its newest Missouri School Improvement Plan later this spring, giving school districts across the state a glimpse at how they’ll be evaluated for accreditation moving forward. → Read More
School lunch supervisor saves choking fifth-grader in Missouri
Danielle Eichmeyer, who has worked at Heritage Intermediate School in the Wentzville School District for 26 years, jumped into action when she saw fifth-grader Shelby Ashen choking during her lunch period. → Read More
School lunch supervisor saves choking fifth-grader in Missouri
Danielle Eichmeyer, who has worked at Heritage Intermediate School in the Wentzville School District for 26 years, jumped into action when she saw fifth-grader Shelby Ashen choking during her lunch period. → Read More
School lunch supervisor saves choking fifth-grader in Missouri
Danielle Eichmeyer, who has worked at Heritage Intermediate School in the Wentzville School District for 26 years, jumped into action when she saw fifth-grader Shelby Ashen choking during her lunch period. → Read More
School lunch supervisor saves choking fifth-grader in Missouri
Danielle Eichmeyer, who has worked at Heritage Intermediate School in the Wentzville School District for 26 years, jumped into action when she saw fifth-grader Shelby Ashen choking during her lunch period. → Read More