SUMMARY: St. Louis police have arrested 43-year-old Andre Moseby, who is accused of kidnapping and murdering 37-year-old Michelle Hampton from her home in Clayton. Moseby allegedly forced Hampton into her car, firing shots at her sister’s vehicle, which had two children inside. Hampton was then taken to multiple banks to withdraw large amounts of money, with surveillance capturing her in the vehicle. The tragic incident ended in an alley where she was shot multiple times. Moseby is being held without bond and faces over a dozen charges, including murder and kidnapping, as the investigation continues.

A man was arrested and charged in connection with a woman’s death Wednesday in St. Louis City that followed an abduction in …

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SUMMARY: In St. Louis County, over 100 people have fallen ill due to an E. coli outbreak linked to salads served at five events catered by Andres Catering. Although lettuce samples tested negative for the bacteria, health officials caution that this does not exclude Andres as a potential source, as E. coli can exist in isolated pockets. The outbreak has resulted in two serious illnesses, and Andres’s owner claims their business has been wrongly accused, asserting that people who did not eat their food also contracted E. coli. Legal representation for affected individuals indicates lawsuits against Andres are forthcoming.

St. Louis County health officials have reported over 100 people sickened in an ongoing E. Coli outbreak potentially connected to salads served at several events, despite a recent negative test result for lettuce samples.

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SUMMARY: A Eureka family’s home was completely destroyed by a fire that broke out overnight while they were sleeping. The family managed to escape unharmed, thanks to their dog, who alerted them to the danger. Though they lost all their belongings, they are grateful that everyone, including most of their pets, survived; sadly, one cat did not make it. The Eureka Fire Protection District responded shortly before midnight but found the home and garage already engulfed in flames. The fire spread quickly, causing significant damage in just minutes. The family is focusing on their safety despite the loss.

A Eureka family watched as their home went up in flames in a matter of minutes Thursday night.

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