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Skeletal remains found in rural Crawford County

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

SALEM, Mo. -- Investigators found human remains during a search of private property near Salem, Missouri. The investigation into the find appears to be in the early stages.Crawford County Sheriffs were called to the small community of Cook Station Tuesday evening. The area is about a two-hour drive southwest of St. Louis. A few items of suspicious clothing were found on private property along Mound Ridge Road. A search warrant was granted and investigators found skeletal remains with the clothing Wednesday morning.The search area is large and in a very remote location. They asked for help with the search today the Steelville Fire Department, and the Rolla Rural Fire Department. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Breaking News SIGN UP NOW Investigators have not y...

Third teenage boy arrested in killing of Lake St. Louis girl

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - A third teenage boy has been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting death of a Lake St. Louis girl.Lydia Elking died on Saturday, Feb. 18. She was 17.According to Lt. Thomas Wilkison, a spokesman for the St. Charles Police Department, officers were called to St. Joseph’s Hospital just before 8:50 p.m. that evening.Two teenagers, Elking and a 17-year-old boy, arrived at the hospital after being shot at, Wilkison said. Elking suffered a gunshot wound to her chest, and the boy drove her to the hospital to report the shooting. Top story: Gardner calls action against her ‘power grab,’ blames subordinates Wilkison claims the 17-year-old told detectives they’d been asked to meet two people in the area of Oak Avenue and Perry Street, near Lincoln Elementary School, for a drug deal. When the 17-year-old and Elking arrived in the area, the two individuals who requested the meet-up approached them on foot, pulled out a handgun, and announced a robbery....

St. Louis Fed says Missouri banks are 'in a good position' after SVB collapse

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek is reassuring residents that the Show Me State's financial institutions are safe.Silicon Valley Bank, founded in October 1983, was the 16th-largest bank in the United States before going belly up on March 10, 2023, following a $42 billion bank run from its wealthiest investors. The bank was placed into receivership with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which will navigate a possible sale. Top story: Gardner calls action against her ‘power grab,’ blames subordinates Malek visited with officials from the St. Louis Federal Reserve to discuss the impact of SVB's collapse and inquire about a possible ripple effect in Missouri.On Thursday, the state treasurer said Missouri had no investments in Silicon Valley Bank, and that the St. Louis Fed informed him state banks "are in a good position.""It’s important to remind Missourians that their deposits in Federal Deposit...

St. Louis school no longer named after Confederate soldier

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A magnet school for gifted children in south St. Louis gets a new name.It used to be "Kennard Classical Junior Academy" named for Confederate Army Lieutenant Samuel Kennard. The school board chose to rename the school as "Betty Wheeler Classical Junior Academy" for the late educator Betty Wheeler. Trending: Report details fatal encounter between accused cop killer, Hermann police Wheeler was the founding principal at Metro High School in 1972 and is well-known for her innovative programs. Wheeler started her teaching career at Gundlach and Yeatman elementary schools before opening Metro in 1972.Family members and former students say Wheeler demonstrated care, compassion and confidence in every child's ability to achieve greatness. For the school's new name, the dedication ceremony is at 6 p.m. Thursday at 5031 Potomac Street in the Northampton neighborhood.

Man pleads guilty in 2015 Denver cold case murder as victim was visiting family

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

A defendant pleaded guilty in Denver to the shooting death of a 61-year-old man in 2015.Nicholas Lujan, 29, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the death of Jose Frias-Olivas, according to a Denver District Attorney’s Office news release.Frias-Olivas was visiting family in Denver on Aug. 15, 2015, when he was shot while walking through Harvard Gulch Park, in broad daylight, close to Federal Boulevard.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Northglenn homicide suspect arrested in Arvada after car crash is identified Crime and Public Safety | Arrest made in death of truck driver staged to look like an accident in Weld County Crime and Public Safety | Jefferson County man sentenced to 30 years in prison for shooting death of his wife Crime and Public Safety | Jury finds Denver man guilty for role in killing of woman with AR-15 after fender-bender Crime and Public Safety | Denver jury convicts man ...

New map shows 44% of California is no longer experiencing drought conditions

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

Drought conditions continue to ease across California thanks to the relentless battering of rain and snowstorms dating back to early in the season.Data released by the U.S. Drought Monitor on Thursday show 44% of the Golden State is completely clear of any drought classification - an improvement from 27% just a week ago. Maps showing conditions on March 14 (left) and March 7, 2023. (U.S. Drought Monitor)Roughly 36% of California is still experiencing “moderate drought” conditions while 8%, mostly the southeastern desert regions and the northeastern corner of the state, is still in a “severe drought,” the map shows. The remaining 10% is experiencing “abnormally dry” conditions.This also appears to be the first time in three years that Los Angeles and San Francisco have been free of any drought classification.A series of atmospheric rivers since December have pushed snowpack levels well above seasonal averages in the Sierra Nevada. “By March 13, season-to-date snowfall at th...

FRESH PRODUCE STARTED in Los Angeles, CA and now The Produce Industry Podcast is Bridging the Gap Globally

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

With the increasing use of technology, people have become able to communicate with one another across distances, and this has resulted in the creation of communities for various industries as a result of the growing use of technology. The produce industry, however, is still a sector that hasn’t been able to take advantage of these technological advancements, as one of the industries that has yet to benefit from them. The Produce Industry Podcast, a digital platform that aims to bridge producers and create a community around produce, was founded by entrepreneur Patrick Kelly as a response to this problem.In Patrick’s extensive experience in the produce industry, he has gained a unique insight into the industry’s business model as a result of his extensive industry involvement. Since he started as a regional grower, he has been able to build his own empire in the produce industry and is now considered an authority within the podcast industry. A strong-knit community ...

The Power Couple Of The Orange County Real Estate Brokerage: Coastal Estates Group

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

Great things are coming down the pipeline for the husband and wife team, Joseph and Skyler Wheeler. The real estate rock stars of luxury residential homes in Southern California have flourished in Orange County since 2016.The power couple is behind the brokerage, Coastal Estates Group. They became husband and wife last summer and parents for the first time this past fall. Of course, you can’t overlook the fact that they manage luxury homes for buyers and sellers to the tune of multiple millions of dollars.Many would say they’re operating at the top of their A-game, and they would not be off base. The duo has thrived as a team, continuing to kill it, intent on providing a luxury experience for residential real estate clients.How did they do it?The year 2021 was pivotal for the two lovebirds. Business-wise, moves were made, and  the pair aligned professionally. With the pieces falling into place, they entered a new level of synergy, and clients were flocking their way for expertise on...

From Passion to Success: The Inspiring Entrepreneurial Journey of Robert Comella

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

Get ready to be inspired by the incredible journey of Robert Comella! This entrepreneur is a true testament to the power of self-confidence and manifestation, proving that with hard work, determination, and a positive attitude, anything is possible.Growing up in a family business environment, Robert always knew that he wanted to be an entrepreneur. He started his journey with a passion for photography and a desire to make passive income. But like any entrepreneur, he faced challenges along the way.Despite these setbacks, Robert never gave up. He took on sales and hospitality jobs to supplement his income while pursuing his passion for photography. Eventually, he invested in his first business, offering photo and video services for small projects. But he soon realized that he needed to diversify his revenue streams to achieve his financial goals.This led Robert to buy a portable photobooth company, which he used as an additional revenue stream for event photography. But Robert didn&#...

The Insider’s Guide to Exploring Yamashiro Hollywood

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:39 GMT

Known for its spectacular views and world-class dining experiences, Yamashiro Hollywood truly embodies the booming Los Angeles food culture. Appealing to both the savvy locals and the curious tourists, Yamashiro proves itself to be more than just a restaurant: it’s a must-see landmark that defines the spirit of Hollywood with its rich cinematic history, delicious culture fusion-inspired food, occasional celebrity sightings, and ultra-glamorous views of the LA skyline.When you first make your way up the winding Hollywood Hills, you will be greeted by the helpful valets and the welcoming sight of impressive Japanese-inspired architecture. With the name Yamashiro translating into English as “Mountain Palace,” you’ll soon see just how fitting this name is. Containing details reminiscent of provincial Kyoto architecture, the expansive property boasts a gorgeous open air garden courtyard, priceless displays of authentic Japanese artifacts, and various rooms to hold events. And we don’t wa...