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Pink Eye Outbreak Hits St. Louis Area
Dr. Oscar Cruz says he is seeing five to ten of these cases every day at SLU Hospital. Since they are viral, he says they will go away in about a week to ten days but are extremely contagious.
How You Can Help Recovery Efforts in Oklahoma
As recovery efforts continue in Moore, Oklahoma today, the nation’s largest charities are offering several ways for you to help out.
Maryland Heights Offers Punishment-Free Drug Testing
“We’re not going to barge into the room and arrest the child,” Maryland Heights Police Chief Bill Carson said.
St. Charles Residents Again Discuss Smoking Ban
“Let’s not be antiquated, let’s get with it,” a supporter of the ban said. “Everything comes from the coasts and it’s coming this way and we are the last ones ones to get it.”
2 Plead Guilty to Wire Theft After Joplin Tornado
Police arrested the defendants three days after the tornado, which killed 161 people. More than $500 worth of copper was found in the men’s truck.
Local Artists Find Success on Etsy – Part Two
You may have asked someone where they found that wonderful handmade item and they’ve told you — “Etsy”.
Metro Considers E-Cig Ban On Buses & Trains
Health experts still working to verify manufacturers’ claims of E-cig safety.
Tornado Touches Down in Mt. Olive, Ill.
Mt. Olive Police Chief Ryan Dugger says it happened at about 10:30 p.m. last night, leaving hundreds without power and ripping roofs off Main Street shops.
Ill. Gov. Quinn To Decide on Tanning Ban For Minors
“I think the government also knows better than Mom and Dad on cigarettes,” says State Rep. Robyn Gabel (D-Evanston), “It’s the same kind of cancer-causing substance.”
Ill. Senate Panel Endorses Ammunition Limit
The Executive Committee voted 12-3 on legislation to ban the delivery, sale or transfer of ammunition feeding devices of more than 10 rounds after emotional testimony.
