St. Louis Shocker as Pediatrician Pleads Guilty to Peddling Pills for Pleasure and Profit with Victim Overdose Adding to Grim Saga
Dr. Craig Spiegel, a St. Louis pediatrician, pleaded guilty to unlawful prescription distribution for sex or cash and admitted causing over $114,000 in healthcare losses.
Chesterfield Police Spreads Holiday Cheer with Gingerbread House Competition on Social Media
The Chesterfield Police Department invites the public to share gingerbread house photos on Facebook for a chance to win a station tour and goodies. This initiative aims to foster community bonds during the holiday season.
St. Louis Ramps Up Emergency Shelters and Snow Preparations Ahead of Winter Weather
St. Louis activates emergency shelters amid cold weather, offering 285 beds, expandable to 345, with year-round shelters also in place. Walk-up shelters open for men, women, and families, with transportation available to additional spaces if needed.
St. Louis County's 'Winter Wonderland Picture Nights' Conclude, Drive-Through Light Spectacle Continues Through January 3
St. Louis County hosted "Evening Under the Lights: Winter Wonderland Picture Nights," with Tilles Park's drive-through light display open until January 3, except on holidays. Tickets are available online or at the gate.
One Fatality Reported Following Police Chase and Crash at Dr. Martin Luther King and Burd in St. Louis
A police chase in St. Louis ended in a crash at Dr. Martin Luther King and Burd, resulting in one fatality; no officers were injured. Details are under investigation by the Force Investigations Unit and Accident Reconstruction team.
St. Louis Tackles Vacancy and Revitalizes Neighborhoods with Art, Green Spaces, and Sustainability Initiatives
St. Louis is addressing vacant properties with art, green spaces, and urban agriculture, as detailed by the CDA's efforts to engage communities, analyze data, and focus on sustainability in its 2020-2024 Impact Report.












