Jefferson County woman sentenced on illegal weapons charge

KSDK NewsChannel 5 - Thu Nov 05

A 38-year-old House Springs woman was sentenced for illegal possession of a grenade, Acting US Attorney Michael W. Reap said.

Police Begin 'Overwhelming' Stolen Property Investigation

WDAF - Tue Nov 03

A remote part of Clay County is now at the center of a massive stolen property investigation that local authorities describe with just one word: overwhelming.

Meth bill advances in Jefferson County

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Mon Nov 02

An effort to curb methamphetamine labs by requiring prescriptions for select cold and allergy medications cleared the first round of approvals Monday in Jefferson County.

Haunted De Soto pizzeria? Jury is still out

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Sun Nov 01

The preliminary results of a three-hour investigation did nothing to convince Chris Brinley that his Dragon's Den Pizzeria in De Soto is haunted.

Grandview R-2 School District dismissing at noon

KSDK-TV Saint Louis - Fri Oct 30

The Grandview R-2 School District in Jefferson County is dismissing early on October 30.

Rainy Weather Continues, Flooding Concerns Close Schools

KPLR-11 - Fri Oct 30

Our amazingly wet October continues with heavy rain Friday morning. Showers and thundershowers should continue through the morning.

Rainy Weather Continues, Flooding Concerns Close Schools

KTVI - Fox2Now.com - Fri Oct 30

Our amazingly wet October continues with heavy rain Friday morning. Showers and thundershowers should continue through the morning.

Schools ask voters to seek portion of stimulus bonds

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Thu Oct 29

Four area school districts are seeking more than $39 million in bond issues on the Nov.

Orders of protection: Timely and tedious, but worth it

KSDK NewsChannel 5 - Mon Oct 26

Orders of protection are civil matters people file when they are afraid someone close to them is about to cause them harm.

Missouri lawmaker arrested on suspicion of DWI

St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Mon Oct 26

DISPATCH 10/26/2009 State Rep. Tim Meadows, D-Imperial, issued a public apology Sunday after being arrested Saturday on suspicion of DWI in Jefferson County.