News across St. Louis County
Former Lindbergh teacher, coach charged with statutory sodomy
James Wilder III, a former teacher and coach at Lindbergh Schools, was charged by the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office with three counts of second-degree statutory sodomy and first-degree attempted statutory sodomy — deviate sexual intercourse with a person less…
SHOCK-TOBER! encourages residents to be ready to respond
The Fire Department is promoting Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month throughout October with SHOCK-TOBER! by highlighting three ways residents can help during an emergency: respond with PulsePoint, learn CPR and help locate AEDs.
Be Ready in Case of an Emergency or Disaster
September is National Preparedness Month, an annual observance that encourages people to prepare for disasters and emergencies that could happen anywhere and at any time.
Webster Groves Police, Fire Launch Blue Envelope Program
First responders in Webster Groves are launching a new initiative designed to improve communication and safety for drivers with autism.
Police Department Launches Mental Health and Wellness Initiative
With the launch, the Webster Groves Police Department will become the first public safety agency in Missouri to provide PeerConnect to its officers.