Guilty Pleas Wrap Up State Sex Charges Against Creve Coeur Man

Brent Woody was already sentenced for crossing state lines with a minor for purpose of having sex.

Mom In Apparent Murder-Suicide Was Former Parkway North Teacher

Authorities believe Christine Adewunmi shot her three daughters and then turned a gun on herself.

Creve Coeur Man Dead In Scooter Crash

The Missouri Highway Patrol reports Dorman Pentecost died Monday night.

Fernway Fire Update: Burn Victim In Critical Condition

Firefighters say there were no working smoke detectors in the home.

Crime Log: Missing SONY Playstation, Graffiti and an Identity Theft Arrest

Creve Coeur Police department activity for the week of March 12, 2012.

One Person In Burn Unit After Monday Morning Fire

Monarch Fire Protection District, Creve Coeur Police and St. Louis County Police are all investigating.

Graeser Road House Fire Ruled Accidental

No one was injured in the Tuesday afternoon blaze.

Home Lost In Graeser Rd. Fire

Smoke could be seen from more than a mile away from Creve Coeur house fire Tuesday afternoon. No one was injured.

House Fire Underway Near Graeser and Ladue Road

Firefighters from Creve Coeur, Maryland Heights and Ladue are on the scene.

Police Blotter: Dozens of Forgery Counts, Identity Theft & Stolen Lacross Balls

A roundup of incidents investigated by the Creve Coeur Police Department for the week of March 5, 2012.

Creve Coeur Area Man Sentenced In Ponzi Scheme

Richard Saunders will spend six years in federal prison.

Creve Coeur Man Sentenced To Federal Prison Term In Sex Case

A former Parkway Central basketball coach was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison Monday for transporting a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity.

Creve Coeur Police Blotter: Embezzlement, Narcotics Prescriptions and a Stolen iPhone While Showering

Here is a roundup of police activity in Creve Coeur as directly reported from the Creve Coeur Police Department between February 20-February 26, 2012.

Authorities Identify Crash Victim As Missouri Baptist Student

Clay Pfeiffer, 18, was pronounced dead at an area hospital

Creve Coeur Police Recover Stolen Computer Gear Worth Thousands

Suspect was arrested during a weekend traffic stop in Kirkwood.

Jewish Community Here Urged To Be Watchful

The Jewish Federation of St. Louis says it sees no imminent threat despite overseas tension between Israel and Iran.

Stolen: A Purse, A Projector and an ER Nebulizer

A roundup of recent criminal activity reported by Creve Coeur Police

Creve Coeur Police Blotter: Stolen Copper, Lottery Scratchers and a Saw

Here are some of the calls investigated by Creve Coeur Police last week.

Police Blotter: Burglaries and Stolen Deodorant

A rundown of the activity investigated last week by Creve Coeur Police.

Creve Coeur Police Forward Mercy Sex Complaint To State

Hospital officials decline comment.

Police & Federal Authorities Investigating Child Porn In Creve Coeur

Police responded to the Creve Coeur Racquet Club after pornography was found on a work computer.

New Information: Creve Coeur Police Arrest Man In Weapon, Alleged Sex Assault Case

Woman claims she was held against her will at gunpoint.

Sleepy Morning, But No Damage

Hail and Tornado sirens stir residents overnight, but authorities say the city was unscathed.

New Monarch Chief Sworn In

Thomas Vineyard started on the job earlier this week.

Federal Sentencing Delay For Former Parkway Central Basketball Coach

Last year, Brent Woody entered a guilty plea on a count transporting a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity.

New Monarch Fire Chief On The Job Tuesday

Analysis: Vineyard faces organizational and public challenges.

Monarch Lawsuit Alleges Fired Chiefs Not Given Due Process

Two former officers claim they were fired even as they were considered to replace the district's retiring Chief.

Monarch Fire District Sued By Former Chiefs Over Firings

The plaintiffs in suit filed this week were identified in a sex discrimination lawsuit against the district.

Officer Phil Lane Recognized As "Officer of The Quarter"

The Creve Coeur Police department recognizes an officer who stands out each quarter.

Creve Coeur Police Blotter: Leaving Without Paying, A Forged Check and More

A roundup of Creve Coeur Police activity for the week of December 19, 2011.

Police Blotter: Stolen Laptops and Christmas Presents

A look at Creve Coeur Police activity for the week of December 12, 2011.

Allegations Against Former De Smet Faculty Member Spread

Creve Coeur Police have referred one of the cases to St. Charles County authorities.

New Monarch Fire Chief: Time To Address Misconceptions

Thomas Vineyard was announced as the next Fire Chief for the agency, which serves part of Creve Coeur.

New Fire Chief Named for Monarch Fire Protection District

Tom Vineyard was announced as Monarch's new fire chief Saturday by a 2-1 vote among the district's three board of directors.

De Smet Alerts Alumni To Abuse Allegation

A former student has come forward with allegations of abuse dating back to the 1970s.

Monarch Fire Board To Meet Saturday Amid Discord

The District is reeling in the wake of two deaths of former Battalion Chiefs and an employment discrimination lawsuit.

Police Blotter: Week of November 28

Refusal to pay cabfare, stolen china and stolen money are on this week's report.

Man Sentenced To Life For Stabbing Estranged Wife

Christopher Colletta was found guilty in November of the August 2010 stabbing of his estranged wife in Creve Coeur.

Grand Jury Declines Action in Alleged Kidnapping & Sex Assault Case

A 15 year-old girl told Police she was abducted in Creve Coeur and assaulted in October.

Police Policy Process Plows Forward

Monday's public hearing was called off when nobody showed up.