Stephanie Rothman
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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Woman recounts near-death experience after rocks thrown onto car
Be careful, drivers! Several cars on Interstate 64 have been hit by rocks thrown from the Hampton Avenue overpass. → Read More
Can you ID this man? Police look for person of interest in south St. Louis murder
Police are asking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest who might have crucial information about a woman murdered in south St. Louis in January. → Read More
Business owners call for extra patrol and lighting to combat crime in Soulard
A shootout in Soulard is sparking new concerns about crime in the neighborhood, with longtime business owners worried about the threat to safety and calling on police and the city to do more. → Read More
Caught on camera: Rapid gunfire leaves wake of destruction in Soulard
A Friday night shooting turns the residential streets of Soulard into a war zone as two suspects are caught on camera rapidly shooting at one another. → Read More
Caught on camera: Police ask public to identify Boy Scout trailer thieves
Two men were caught on camera stealing a $7,500 Boy Scout trailer on Valentine’s Day. Police are asking for the public’s help to find them. → Read More
Thieves seen on camera stealing Boy Scout Troop’s trailer in Maryland Heights
Police in Maryland Heights are searching for a stolen trailer and equipment used by Boy Scout Troop 283, which is now temporarily out of local derby competitions and thousands of dollars. → Read More
Repeated water issues hitting boiling point with residents in Pevely
Pevely residents are upset about the water boil orders and advisories, the most recent of which was issued on Tuesday for 72 hours. → Read More
‘It just needs to stop, it’s sickening’ Mother of murdered 17-year-old calls on police to step up
Friends and family of 17-year-old Jamorie Cannon, who was shot and killed last week, paid tribute to a life they say was senselessly taken with a vigil Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
‘Evolution Festival’ set to bring music, BBQ and bourbon back to Forest Park in August
Music lovers rejoice because a new festival is set to take over Forest Park this summer called Evolution Festival. → Read More
Soulard prepares for large Mardi Gras crowds ahead of pet parade, 5k this weekend
Community members and law enforcement prepare for large crowds to descend upon the streets of Soulard over the next two weekends for Mardi Gras celebrations. → Read More
31-year-old serial car thief charged with burglary, carjackings and theft
A 31-year-old man is charged with theft in multiple incidents involving six people over seven months throughout St. Louis County. → Read More
Thieves steal vases from Illinois second time in two years
Thieves hit an Illinois cemetery, stealing vases straight out of loved ones’ tombstones—and it isn’t the first time. → Read More
Hillsboro fire threatened by worker shortage
A fire at a local food pantry almost cost the Hillsboro community a life-saving resource Tuesday morning. The close call serves as a reminder of how vital their fire department is, which currently has a shortage of workers. → Read More
New baby Clydesdales born at Anheuser-Busch ranch
The Anheuser-Busch family welcomed four baby Clydesdales; the colts will play a special part in a new Budweiser football tradition this Sunday. → Read More
Behind the scenes: Missouri marijuana farms prepare for start of recreational marijuana sales
With legalized recreational marijuana now available for dispensaries to sell, many wonder what ripple effects this will bring. → Read More
Tornado sirens accidentally go off in St. Louis County
St. Louis County residents’ ears perked up a bit Friday morning after a tornado siren accidentally went off. → Read More
Marijuana lounges could be rolling into St. Louis County
Cannabis cafés may soon become a reality in some parts of unincorporated St. Louis County. → Read More
Caught on camera: 24 catalytic converters stolen from HVAC business amid winter blast
A heating and cooling company in Illinois discovered that a quarter of its fleet doesn’t have catalytic converters. → Read More
Homeless woman suffers frostbite as temperatures plummet below freezing
A woman was rushed to the hospital after suffering from frostbite outside of St. Patrick Center earlier Monday, sparking conversation about the gap in resources for the homeless in the city. → Read More
City officials conduct survey to divvy up resources for homeless
St. Louis City and County officials are taking stock of how many homeless people are on their streets and in need as part of the point-in-time (PIT) count, a survey to help track numbers and allocate resources for the coming year. → Read More