Eureka

This 4th of July weekend, all active duty military personnel will receive complimentary admission to the Six Flags in Eureka This is part of the theme park’s Salute To Heroes, which lasts through July 4th.

A 30-year-old banker from Eureka pleaded guilty Friday to a conspiracy of accepting

In anticipation of the worldwide release of the remake of The Karate Kid, karate kids and their senseis from across the country are invited to bring their best moves Six Flags in St. Louis and compete in The Karate Kid Challenge for a chance to attend the premiere of the film and even host a private screening for their friends.

A Rockwood High School graduate was recently killed in a vehicle crash on I-44 in West County.

Merrill J. Woods, 18, of St. Louis, was killed April 6 when the vehicle in which he was a passenger was involved in a major accident.

The Rockwood School District Drug-Free Coalition partnered with the Ballwin, Ellisville, Eureka and St. Louis County Police Departments on Feb.

The Eureka Board of Aldermen voted on Feb. 16 to require prescriptions for purchases of pseudoephedrine products. Eureka is the first municipality in St.

The Rockwood School District’s Drug-Free Coalition is partnering with four area police departments to host two expanded Prescription Drug “Take Back” Programs.

Former city of Ballwin prosecutor Dick Fox has pleaded guilty to charges of possession of child porn.

A freshman at Eureka High School died Tuesday night (Sept. 15), a day after he collapsed at an after-school football practice at the school.

Dick Fox, the now-former prosecuting attorney for the city of Ballwin, in August was arrested and released on an undisclosed amount of bond for charges related to possession of child porn.

A Eureka youth who survived a June 26 plane crash in Lakeview, Ark., was driven by ambulance back to St. Louis on July 8. Joshua Beckerle, 15, now is recuperating at St.

Joshua Beckerle, a 15-year-old West County teenager who survived a single-engine plane crash that killed other passengers June 26 at a private airstrip in Lakeview, Ark., remained in critical but s

Hidden Valley Ski Resort General Manager Bill Brandes has plenty of positive things to say about the city of Wildwood these days. It is a far cry from the turmoil of last year, when a request for a snow tube and an expanded parking lot turned into threats of shutting down the popular ski resort.

The Rockwood School District has partnered with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, municipal prosecutors and local police to get the message out to students, parents and the community that alcohol- and drug-related violations will not be tolerated during prom season.