SUMMARY: National Signing Day is tomorrow, and recruiting has proven to be even more demanding than the season for coach Eli Drinkwitz. A parent of a four-star recruit shared that their son is in constant contact with coaches. The Missouri Tigers are expected to sign tackle Jack Lang, defensive back Charles Bass, and linebacker Jason King. A pivotal recruit is five-star quarterback Met Zers, who faced challenges this season due to an ankle injury. Danny H.R. from the STC grid report discussed Zers’ potential, noting his impressive arm strength but emphasizing the need for improved accuracy to compete in the SEC.

Wednesday is National Signing Day. The Mizzou Tigers already have several athletes committed but could get more.

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SUMMARY: One Moseby is charged with kidnapping and murdering 37-year-old Michelle Hampton, with a court appearance scheduled for later today at the Carnahan Courthouse in St. Louis. Prosecutors allege that on November 20th, Moseby abducted Hampton from her home, forced her to withdraw cash from banks, and ultimately shot her multiple times, leaving her body in an alley. Hampton was reportedly targeted over a $40,000 settlement related to her brother. Another suspect, Manuel Suarez, faces similar charges. Moseby is currently held without bond, facing around 20 charges, including murder and kidnapping, and endangering children present in Samantha’s car.

Anjuan Mosby is accused of kidnapping and killing 37-year-old Michelle Hampton on Nov. 20. On Wednesday afternoon, he will face a judge at the Carnahan courthouse.

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SUMMARY: An E. coli outbreak linked to contaminated leafy greens has sickened over 115 people in St. Louis County and connected six other states. Many local cases are tied to events catered by Andre’s Banquets and Catering, though the company’s lettuce samples tested negative for E. coli. Investigations are ongoing to determine the outbreak’s source, with attorneys highlighting potential links to cattle feces contamination near lettuce fields. Thirteen people have been hospitalized, with severe health issues reported, including acute kidney failure. The St. Louis County Health Department has seen no new cases recently and believes they are nearing the investigation’s conclusion.

Many of the local cases were connected to a local caterer. The health department said all the cases have one thing in common: …

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