Mike Colombo

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CLAYTON, Mo. – St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith says her office has reduced the county’s backlog of cases by 45% in her first 100 days in office. That’s just one accomplishment she shared at a news conference Tuesday in Clayton. “I hope St Louis County is safer since I came to office.

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ST. ANN, Mo. – First Baptist Church in St. Ann is a mall congregation with a big problem. “On Feb. 7, we received a bill for five years’ worth of service from 2020 to now,” church trustee Frank Daniels said. The more than $20,000 bill left Daniels in disbelief. “I’m also the bookkeeper for the church, and I’m the one that pays the checks and all that. I see what we’ve got, and I know that that’s not a bill we can afford to pay,” he said. What Daniels can’t figure out is how it even happened.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mike Colombo

ST. ANN, Mo. – First Baptist Church in St. Ann is a mall congregation with a big problem. “On Feb. 7, we received a bill for five years’ worth of service from 2020 to now,” church trustee Frank Daniels said. The more than $20,000 bill left Daniels in disbelief. “I’m also the bookkeeper for the church, and I’m the one that pays the checks and all that. I see what we’ve got, and I know that that’s not a bill we can afford to pay,” he said.

1 week ago | fox2now.com | Mike Colombo

ST. LOUIS – St. Louisans Emilia Rizzuto and April Berkovich own very different businesses but have strangely similar stories about a health and wellness magazine some may have seen around St. Louis. “I’d heard of it. I’d seen it on the shelf. It’s been around for a long time,” Rizzuto said. They say when the magazine’s founder approached them about marketing themselves and their businesses in the publication. “Seemed like it made sense,” Berkovich said.

2 weeks ago | fox2now.com | Mike Colombo

ST. LOUIS – In mid-March, Trace Lyons and his wife prepared to leave on a trip months in the making. “Our first stop was in St. Louis and we were going to go to Chicago and Indianapolis to see some relatives and then to Nashville,” Lyons said. But the night before leaving Oklahoma, he says he got a call from the online travel company Expedia. The representative told him Expedia could no longer honor the one-night stay Trace booked through the site at “The Last Hotel” in downtown St. Louis.