Jeff Bernthal
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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Tailgate planned for Battlehawks opener
St. Louis Battlehawks fans are ready for the return of football to St. Louis on Sunday. → Read More
St. Louis removes riverfront homeless camp
Bulldozers and crews from the City of St. Louis began removing what was left of a tent Friday afternoon. → Read More
Metro East neighbors bike cross country so kids can have bicycles
The charity aims to raise money, so bicycles can be purchased for kids. The initial goal is to raise enough money for 100 kids to receive a bike. → Read More
St. Louis riverfront encampment will be disbanded Friday
The City of St. Louis is offering housing, transportation, and additional resources to those living in a tent community along the Mississippi River in the Laclede’s Landing area. → Read More
St. Louis City SC fans exceed expectations
Even with all the hype about a city with a rich soccer history, some bar and restaurant operators in the area say crowds on Saturday for the home debut of St. Louis City SC at CITYPARK exceeded expectations. → Read More
Block party kicks off history making weekend for St. Louis City SC
Soccer fans say it’s hard to believe the day has finally arrived. St. Louis City SC will play its first-ever home match at CITYPARK in St. Louis on Saturday. → Read More
Suspect in custody after a fatal hit-and-run crash in Midtown
A man has been charged and is now in custody in connection with the hit-and-run crash in St. Louis that claimed the lives of four people. → Read More
Families of victims in quadruple fatal crash in Midtown mourn loss
The family of Bryanna Dentman-Johnson is mourning the loss of the teen, whom they described as strong, independent, and prayerful. → Read More
Support for Janae Edmondson goes beyond GoFundMe
The parents of Janae Edmondson were inside a St. Louis courthouse Monday, just feet from the man accused of leaving their daughter with critical injuries. → Read More
Florissant police investigate fatal crash involving bicyclist
The Florissant Police Department is investigating a crash that left a bicyclist dead near the intersection of North New Florissant Road and St. Francois Street. → Read More
Missouri AG issues ultimatum to Gardner: Resign or be removed from office
Amid mounting calls for the St. Louis Circuit Attorney to resign, the Missouri Attorney General has issued an ultimatum for Kim Gardner: resign or face removal. → Read More
Critically injured volleyball player from Tennessee faces long road to recovery in St. Louis
The assistant director of a Tennessee club volleyball team says the teen is stable but in critical condition at a St. Louis area hospital. → Read More
Teen volleyball player from Tennessee critically injured in downtown St. Louis crash
A volleyball team from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is returning home from a weekend tournament in St. Louis without one of their teammates. → Read More
U.S. Navy trailblazer graduated from north St. Louis high school
“I recall wanting to do something to serve my country,” Fisher said. → Read More
New Bass Pro Shops in Sunset Hills expected to open late spring
The third Bass Pro Shops location in the St. Louis area is expected to open in Sunset Hills in late April or early May, according to Sunset Hills Mayor Pat Fribis. → Read More
First mobile addiction clinic in Missouri
Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA) has a new mobile addiction treatment clinic. The nearly 40-foot-long Freightliner was manufactured in Ohio and delivered to ARCA on Tuesday. → Read More
Sullivan School District using cameras on buses to deter dangerous driving
The Sullivan School District believes the recent installation of cameras on the outside of several district school buses will improve student safety. → Read More
St. Charles County prosecutor concludes deadly force by officers justified
A prosecutor for St. Charles County has decided that the use of deadly force by two police officers on Jan. 17 was justified. → Read More
Plan for $1.2 billion St. Louis riverfront plan moves forward
The St. Louis region is one step closer to seeing a plan approved for a major development along the riverfront and south of the Poplar Street Bridge. → Read More
Washington City Council rejects application for short-term rental
The Washington, Missouri, City Council, by a vote of 5-3 on Monday, rejected a request for a special use permit to operate a short-term rental on Riverview Place. → Read More