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1 woman dead, 2 injured in St. Louis County shooting

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Police are investigating a shooting that has left one person dead and two others seriously injured. This happened around 9:05 p.m. Monday on the 100 block of Shepley Drive, where a man and two women were found suffering from gunshot wounds. After the shooting, one of the women walked to a neighboring home to receive care. She is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Missouri AG: Gardner was at nursing school during contempt of court hearing The remaining two were also taken to nearby hospitals. The man who was shot is also expected to recover, while the second woman later died from her injuries. The St. Louis County Police Crimes Against Persons detectives are investigating the incident. No further details have been revealed. FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

You Paid For It - The high cost of fixing flooding on St. Louis highways

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Over the weekend, flooding slammed interstate highways and other major roads in the St. Louis area."When it comes in a lot fewer days and a lot smaller storms, you have these massive storms that hit, and there is just nothing that’s going to take that away," said Brian Hoelscher, executive director and CEO of the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD). "That immediate area is going to flood. Everything is going to go underwater."Hoelscher explained the possible solutions to the flooding problem. Missouri AG: Gardner was at nursing school during contempt of court hearing "So there‘s two options, and they're different from each one. You either move the facilities out of or raise them above those problems or else, if possible, you can engineer or try to put larger capacity structures in," he said. "It’s going to cost a lot of money, whatever the solution happens to be. We’d put design storms in and say, that’s how much we’re willing to pay for a certain level of protection; cl...

Fauci advises Washington University grads to push back on misinformation

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS – Before Dr. Anthony Fauci delivered the commencement address for Washington University’s School of Medicine, he delivered answers to wide-ranging questions from reporters.Fauci discussed the current state of the COVID crisis.“Bottom line, short answer is, it’s not over in the sense of totally behind us, but the emergency nature of it certainly is behind us,” he said.And he shared his advice for med school grads.“That they should not sit back and accept the normalization of untruths,” he said. “It’s their responsibility to push back on the normalization of untruths.”The recently retired director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and chief medical advisor to the president spoke candidly about the pandemic and what made him public enemy number one in the minds of many Americans. Missouri AG: Gardner was at nursing school during contempt of court hearing “When I was in the White House and Trump was saying the virus was going to go away like magic ...

City leaders take on short-term rentals to fight downtown crime

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis crime summit is set for Wednesday after another weekend of street fights, gunfire, and reckless driving downtown. Several issues seem to be making St. Louis a magnet for mayhem. A week ago, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department announced an unmistakable show of force to bring downtown under control. Then, over the past few days, the same issues erupted in almost the same place as they have for nearly a year, near 9th and Locust. Rampant gunfire, reckless driving, and fighting happened on that street on New Year’s Eve. There were similar issues in the same spot the past two weekends. “We’ve had the same thing time and time again,” said St. Louis Alderwoman Cara Spencer, whose 8th Ward includes part of downtown. “We’ve got some problematic landlords. We’ve got some ‘Airbnb’ property owners that have got to be reigned in.”  Missouri AG: Gardner was at nursing school during contempt of court hearing Authorities said people book short-...

Denver weather: Sunny, warm day with possible bursts of rain in the afternoon and evening

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

Colorado Front Range residents face sunny blue skies with temperatures in the 70s Tuesday morning and possible scattered thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening that could bring bursts of heavy rain.The high temperature in Denver is expected to be 76 degrees, increasing to 78 degrees Wednesday.National Weather Service meteorologists anticipated more rain later this week, leading to possible flooding Thursday in mountain foothills where fires have reduced vegetation. The weather service on Tuesday morning warned of a flash flooding threat Thursday in the burn scars left in 2020 by the Cameron Peak, East Troublesome and Williams Fork fires northwest of metro Denver.On Tuesday afternoon, rain and thunderstorms may intensify over the plains east of Denver with wind gusting at speeds up to 40 miles per hour, and hail is possible, forecasters said. Later this week, storms are expected to broaden as a cold front moves in Wednesday afternoon, hitting wider areas on the plains. Turbul...

North Hollywood ATM security guard shot with paintball gun during attempted robbery: LAPD

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

A man working as an ATM security guard in North Hollywood was injured after being shot with a paintball gun Monday night, authorities said.The attempted robbery was reported around 10:30 p.m. at Whitsett Avenue and Sherman Way, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.The victim, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, pulled up to a gas station at the intersection with what appeared to be bullet holes in his car window, video from the scene showed. The victim's car was damaged during the ordeal on May 15, 2023. (RMG News)An ATM security guard speaks to LAPD officers after he was apparently shot with a paintball gun in an attempted robbery on May 15, 2023. (RMG News)The security guard is treated at the scene by Los Angeles firefighters on May 15, 2023. (RMG News) The victim told police that he was shot at with a black paintball gun by five suspects who then got away in a gray four-door sedan.No property or money was taken.The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the scene and ...

Can CBD Make Me Gassy?– What We Know About CBD for Digestion

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

View the original article about CBD for Digestion at Real Tested CBD.“Heal the gut” has become the new mantra in the wellness space. Considering how many Americans complain of digestive upset, it’s understandable why so many “gut gurus” have emerged. According to the NIH, at least 16 percent of Americans experience chronic issues with bloating and gas. The Cleveland Clinic also estimates about 10 to 15 percent of American adults have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).Some patients are hopeful CBD oil may offer an all-natural remedy to their digestive woes. Not only does CBD have anti-inflammatory potential, it may help eliminate an anxiety-induced “queasy stomach feeling.” However, not everyone who takes CBD for digestion experiences positive results. In fact, digestive upset is one of CBD oil’s most common side effects.Is CBD Oil Good Or Bad For Digestion?It’s impossible to give a straight answer to whether CBD is good for conditio...

Vanessa Tha Finessa is Top Notch

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

Vanessa Tha Finessa is Top Notch: Ghanaian-American rapper Vanessa Tha Finessa has released new single “Top Notch,” which serves as a preview to her EP, due out later in May.“This one is so special to me,” said Vanessa Tha Finessa in a statement. “It was the first time where I felt like I could lean into the Afrobeats sound and make it my own. It’s one of my favorite songs I’ve ever done because it expanded my creative brain and how I viewed myself as an artist.”“Come rock my boat,” she croons, “because it’s murder she wrote.” Angela Lansbury references aside, the song is a banger, and further evidence of an impressive rise.“Vanessa eventually moved across the country to Los Angeles, where she is currently based,” reads the press bio. “It was in L.A. where she met her closest and most consistent collaborator, the DJ/producer Smiles Davis. It was Smiles that encouraged Vanessa to bring her witty personality and dynamic style...

Jamie Foxx moved to Chicago center known for stroke and brain injury care: report

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

Jamie Foxx’s daughter, Corinne, was being more or less straight up with fans last week when she said her father was “out of the hospital and recuperating.”But the 55-year-old actor hasn’t returned home, with a new report saying he’s recuperating in a Chicago rehab center known for stroke, traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury care. The report from TMZ will no doubt renew speculation about the undisclosed “medical complication” that the “Ray” star suffered last month.Jamie Foxx in Physical Rehabilitation Center in Chicago, Family by His Side https://t.co/Yuo7c4tmdi— TMZ (@TMZ) May 15, 2023TMZ broke the news Monday that Foxx was in Chicago at a facility, “touted as the top physical medicine and rehabilitation center in the country.” The gossip and entertainment site also published photos of family members, including his daughters Corinne and Anelise, arriving at the center over the weekend to spend time wi...

Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’ haunted Warren Zanes. So he wrote a book about it

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 19:30:14 GMT

Warren Zanes remembers the first time he heard “Nebraska,” the landmark 1982 album by Bruce Springsteen.The record, with its now-famous black, white and red cover, came as a shock to fans of the Boss, who weren’t expecting stripped-down instrumentation and production and dark songs about people on the margins, facing sometimes impossible circumstances.Zanes, who had been turned on to Springsteen’s music by his older brother, first heard the album while at boarding school, where he had just been busted for drinking beer and smoking pot. (He didn’t get in trouble with his mother, who he says had bought the beer and grown the pot.)“‘Nebraska,’” Zanes says, “just had this defiance and refusal to behave that I associated with punk rock, however different the sound, the instrumentation, the subject matter. I got a hold of that, and then the stories brought me deeper.”As a member of the garage-rock band the Del Fuegos — he was a teenager when he joined the band, fronted by older brother, D...