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Wounded Bonne Terre police corporal returns to work 18 months later

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

BONNE TERRE, Mo. – Eighteen months after he was injured in a motel shooting, a corporal with the Bonne Terre Police Department has returned to work.Corporal Garrett Worley and his partner, Patrolman Lane Burns, were shot while responding to a disturbance in the overnight hours at a Motel 6 on March 17, 2022. Lane died from his injuries. He was 30.Worley, 27 at the time, was shot in the right leg, just below his knee. The prognosis from doctors was devastating.“I woke up that morning, after the injury. They told me I was going to lose my leg. It was just a matter of time,” Worley said.The news was hard to accept, as Worley and his department were just beginning to grieve the death of Burns. But Worley vowed to return to his job. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News SIGN UP NOW ...

Construction site concerns in University City neighborhood

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. – Residents in a University City subdivision are up in arms over a construction project next door. They say too many large construction vehicles are going in and out of their subdivision along Delmar and Kingdel, making life difficult for them.Resident Jani Bunn says she almost ran into one of the trucks.“My concern is the safety of my family,” she said. “We have been living through this construction site when I am coming out of the neighborhood with my children in the car.”University City had passed an ordinance to regulate activities on the construction sites as they related to the construction project. The ordinance was supposed to limit traffic.Bunn says she’s had close calls. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Breaking News SIGN UP NOW “I’...

Lighting upgrades for Clark Bridge in Alton

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

ALTON, Ill. – A big change is coming to light up a St. Louis area landmark that has lost its luster.The Clark Bridge in Alton once drew worldwide acclaim, but it no longer lights up the night.When the bridge opened nearly 30 years ago, in 1994, it was really something to see at night.Every one of the 44 cables connecting to the bridge deck had a pair of lights straight up the length of the entire cable - 176 lights total.“You’ve got 176 of them and only one of them works,” Alton Alderman Ray Strebel said.If you look at the Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge in Downtown St. Louis, you see lights shining up from the deck with spectacular effect, much like the Clark Bridge used to. Now, it has only streetlights shining down on the pavement. The public works department has received complaints about how shadowy it is. Report: Ladue students died in crash following aborted police chase “The director, Mike Parsons, came to me and said, ‘I’ve had complaints about the lighting on the bri...

Senior tax freeze approved in St. Charles County

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – Senior citizens in St. Charles County are getting some good news on their property taxes and will soon get some relief in the form of a tax freeze.The county council on Monday approved a new tax freeze after the state legislature approved a state law earlier this year, allowing each county to decide if they want to implement the tax freeze bill.The new bill was met with cheers from senior citizens at the county council meeting. Don Schoedel spoke before the council's vote, urging them to approve the tax freeze. He said the new bill is needed relief for seniors, especially with the current inflation."My valuation in 2023 increased 34% in a two-year period. No improvements to the home. A little three bedroom home in St. Charles County, and it's a function of the aberration of the market. The point is the valuation which you're going to be holding us to is inflated," he said. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. ...

Five Weeknight Dishes: Simple recipes that are short on budget, big on flavor

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

By Krysten Chambrot, The New York TimesAffordable meals don’t have to come at the expense of deliciousness. These five dishes feel rich, fresh and sustaining but won’t break the bank.1. Shrimp Fried RiceInspired by the fire-kissed flavor of Japanese steakhouse and hibachi fare, especially at the Kani House restaurants in Georgia, this quick fried rice dish is a veritable comfort. Frying the shrimp first in oil, just until they’re cooked, and reserving them to add back at the end means they stay tender. Plus, you’re left with the most aromatic shrimp oil in which to fry the rice and vegetables. The shortcut of bagged frozen mixed vegetables comes in handy here, not least because they need only to be thawed by the skillet’s high heat. The yum yum sauce, a mayo-ketchup dipping sauce that is ordinarily reserved for grilled hibachi meats, tastes fabulous splattered over the finished rice — not unlike how artist Jackson Pollock flung paint on canvas.By Eric KimYield: 4 to 6 servings...

Police looking for man who set fires to Corona property

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

Corona police are searching for a man after he allegedly set several fires to a property in Corona on Friday, September 1. On Friday morning, authorities responded to a fire in the area of W. Sixth St. and Yorba St. According to an Instagram post from the Corona Fire Department, when officers arrived, they discovered a fire with suspicious circumstances burning on the property.Surveillance video captured the suspect, later identified as Eduardo Betancourt of San Bernardino, setting several fires to the property before walking away. Betancourt is described as a Hispanic male, 5 '9 in height, weighing 170 pounds, and has distinctive animal print tattoos on the left side of his face. He was last seen in the 1600 block of west sixth street. Corona police are searching for arson suspect, Eduardo Betancourt of San Bernardino. (Corona Fire Department)Anyone who knows of Betancourt’s whereabouts is asked to contact Corona Police Department Dispatch at 951-736-2230 and anyone with infor...

SF Giants’ pitcher regrets using ‘trigger word’ in discussing roster status

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco Giants right-hander Ross Stripling on Monday tamped down some of the hot-button language he used over the weekend to detail his roster situation but noted he still doesn’t exactly know when he’ll come off of the injured list.Stripling, who remains inactive despite being healthy and eligible to come off the 15-day IL on Sept. 1, expressed his frustration Saturday about what he perceived to be a lack of communication regarding when he’ll pitch in a big-league game again, using the term “phantom IL” to describe what he’s experiencing.“That was a trigger word and I shouldn’t have used that,” Stripling said before the Giants opened a three-game series with the Cleveland Guardians at Oracle Park. “That was my word that I just threw out there. Definitely should not use that verbiage.“But that’s just kind of how I felt at the time because I feel healthy and I do want to pitch, but that was the wrong choice of words.”Stripling told Bay Area News Grou...

Another carjacked BMW found in Oakland

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

(KRON) -- A group of teenagers carjacked a victim's BMW sedan at gunpoint in Castro Valley, deputies said. The victim told 911 dispatchers that three thieves demanded his vehicle on Sunday at 8:45 p.m. and, in fear for his safety, the victim got out. The group took off in the BMW driving from Crestfield Circle to 105th Avenue in Oakland, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office said. Deputies attempted to conduct a high-risk traffic stop, but the driver fled up 105th Avenue. "Deputies pursued the suspects for a little over five miles, then terminated the pursuit for public safety," the Alameda County Sheriff's Office wrote. The teens continued to drive at a high rate of speed and crashed the BMW into a parked vehicle on 50th Avenue near Bancroft Avenue. The trio bolted out of the stolen car, ran, and attempted to evade arrest. With aerial surveillance from the Oakland Police Department's air team, deputies found the auto thieves, plus a fourth suspect, on 50th Avenue. Four teenagers -- i...

Brandon Woodruff tosses a 6-hitter as the Milwaukee Brewers pound the Miami Marlins 12-0

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Brandon Woodruff pitched a six-hitter and Willy Adames had four RBIs, helping the Milwaukee Brewers pound the Miami Marlins 12-0 on Monday.One night after Milwaukee lost 4-3 at New York despite Corbin Burnes, Devin Williams and Abner Uribe holding the Yankees hitless for the first 10 innings, the NL Central-leading Brewers collected a season-high 17 hits.Milwaukee’s onslaught began right from the start. Mark Canha led off the bottom of the first with his 10th homer, sending a 2-2 changeup from Jesús Luzardo over the left-field wall.Adames delivered a triple and two doubles. Tyrone Taylor went 3 for 5 with two runs and two RBIs. Canha, William Contreras, Andruw Monasterio and Sal Frelick added two hits apiece.Woodruff struck out seven and threw 106 pitches in his first nine-inning complete game. His only previous complete game came in a 4-2 loss to St. Louis in a seven-inning doubleheader matchup during the pandemic-shortened 2020 season.Woodruff recorded the Brewers...

Jets commemorate Sept. 11 attacks, honor victims before Monday night game vs. Bills

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:23:37 GMT

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — New York City police officer Brianna Fernandez smiled broadly when the most of the sellout crowd at MetLife Stadium joined in as she sang the national anthem before the New York Jets faced the Buffalo Bills.A few miles from the site of the World Trade Center, the Jets marked the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 on Monday night.Before Fernandez sang, an enormous flag was unfurled on the playing surface by police officers, firefighters and members of Tuesday’s Children, a nonprofit organization that helps families affected by terrorism, military conflict and mass violence. A moment of silence was held in memory of the nearly 3,000 people who died at the Twin Towers and the Pentagon and aboard a passenger jet bound for Washington that crashed in a field in rural Pennsylvania.Fans were given wristbands that alternated white and green flashing light, and fireworks were ignited midway through the anthem. Coaches for both teams ...