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UPDATE:P One man shot near Florissant Valley campus
Wednesday, 20 February 2013 14:35 Published in Local News
UPDATE:
An update to the shooting near the Florissant Valley campus of St. Louis Community College.
One man was shot three times while sitting in a van in the 3400 block of Pershall Road. He jumped out of the van and was found on the school's archery range.
He was rushed to DePaul Hospital in north county, but there is no word on his condition.
EARLIER:
There are reports of a shooting near the Florissant Valley campus of St. Louis Community College.
Fox 2 reports a man was found with multiple gun shot wounds in the 3400 block of Pershall Rd. We do not know what condition the victim is in. Authorities are on the scene and have released few details about the crime.
We will update you as we have more information.
An update to the shooting near the Florissant Valley campus of St. Louis Community College.
One man was shot three times while sitting in a van in the 3400 block of Pershall Road. He jumped out of the van and was found on the school's archery range.
He was rushed to DePaul Hospital in north county, but there is no word on his condition.
EARLIER:
There are reports of a shooting near the Florissant Valley campus of St. Louis Community College.
Fox 2 reports a man was found with multiple gun shot wounds in the 3400 block of Pershall Rd. We do not know what condition the victim is in. Authorities are on the scene and have released few details about the crime.
We will update you as we have more information.
Police Chief Sam Dotson announces phase two of College Hill initiative
Wednesday, 20 February 2013 13:40 Published in Local News
Police Chief Sam Dotson is ready for the second phase of a plan to control violence in a north city neighborhood.
Fox 2 reports the next part of "The College Hill Hot-Spot Initiative" will involve several government agencies. Police will start working with the city`s building division, health department, streets department and forestry division to literally clean up the neighborhood. Crews will work to clean up allies, fix street lights, and secure vacant houses.
Dotson believes the program will make a lasting difference in the community.
Fox 2 reports the next part of "The College Hill Hot-Spot Initiative" will involve several government agencies. Police will start working with the city`s building division, health department, streets department and forestry division to literally clean up the neighborhood. Crews will work to clean up allies, fix street lights, and secure vacant houses.
Dotson believes the program will make a lasting difference in the community.
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First acts for Missouri State Fair announced
Tuesday, 19 February 2013 16:54 Published in Local News
The schedule for this year's Missouri State Fair is starting to take shape.
Governor Nixon announced eight acts have been announced so far. Just a few of the performers are Gary Allan, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Toby Keith. Fair officials say four more acts are also in the works. The fair runs from August 8 through August 18 in Sedalia.
For tickets to any of the state fair concerts and more information on the fair, visit MoStateFair.com.
Governor Nixon announced eight acts have been announced so far. Just a few of the performers are Gary Allan, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Toby Keith. Fair officials say four more acts are also in the works. The fair runs from August 8 through August 18 in Sedalia.
For tickets to any of the state fair concerts and more information on the fair, visit MoStateFair.com.
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