Corporate security noticed cash missing from a deposit at the Glendale branch.
The camera-bearing car has been rolling through the streets of Hazelwood recently, and Patch asked readers about their Maps experiences. Add your voice to the conversation!
Patch rounds up crime stories published in the past seven days.
Patch offers details on the van, the company and how you can apply for a job in the manufacturing facility that's due to open in Hazelwood in 2014.
'Hazelwood Patch' shares recent crime stories from the Hazelwood Police Department.
Not only will residents be treated to the city's summer concert finale, but they'll also get to see the rescheduled July 4th fireworks show--and it's all free and open to the public.
Plus, a case of identity theft, a UPS driver is bitten and more.
Several restaurants in the airport will implement food waste composting programs. Exciting changes are expected to result from the innovative program.
A round up of recent unusual and odd crimes in the St. Louis area.
Hazelwood Police say Antione Gathing went into a St. Louis Mills store and asked to see a wedding ring before running out of the store with the ring.
Also, one of the Florissant Dairy Queen locations has a small complaint from a customer and Cold Stone Creamery needs to provide proof of food safety certification.
We've got a new Miss Hazelwood! Want to know who won? Keep reading--and join us in congratulating the winner.
Check out these local places to pick apples.
Police said the man shot at a house on Trask Road in Dellwood on Saturday.
Local residents take a moment to remember where they were on Sept. 11, 2001.
Three people fled after the resident discovered them, but were arrested later, Hazelwood Police said.
Also, man grabs diamond bracelet and runs, and more.
"Hazelwood Patch" offers a retrospective on the day that changed the history of our country eleven years ago.
Despite multiple health concerns, this Hazelwood student defied the odds to win two bronze medals at the Transplant of America Games in Michigan.
Also, employee steals cash and vehicle stolen.
Members of the Hazelwood Central High School RoboHawks robotics team participated in the Eighth Annual Boeing Diversity Fair.
"Hazelwood Patch" shares photos from Saturday's Harvestfest from community members and city leaders. Add yours to the mix!
Thompson and Beisel may have never met, but next year the two St. Louis area athletes will play Missouri football together.
Also, rolls of change stolen, domestic assault, firearm theft and more.
There will be special events for all ages, and the Sept. 9 event is free and open to the public.
It's a question 'Patch' readers wanted to know, so we asked the St. Louis County health department and this is what we found out.
All proceeds of the tenth annual event will go to SMA. The event is free and open to the public, and there's still time to register if you'd like to show your car.
All of the employees were offered the opportunity to relocate to two other states, but only about 1/3 accepted the offer. The Hazelwood customer service center will close in mid-October.
The latest incarnation of Apple's smartphone is set for release in coming weeks, the Huffington Post reports.
St. Louis County health officials said Tuesday the first probable human case of West Nile Virus has been reported, but the City of Hazelwood says the risk is low thanks to months of preparation and protecting residents.
Sunset Hills Police said they received a hotline call for a possible child enticement case, leading them to the man.
Sure, school's back in session, but the kids don't have to be alone in hitting the books.
The school is giving parents the opportunity to share a little love and lunch with their children.
A quick look at some pertinent information to Hazelwood residents and business owners. A man dies in forklift accident, Boeing is awarded federal contracts to be partly completed in Hazelwood and more.
This small restaurant in Howdershell Plaza offers delicious Chinese cuisine at a low price. Have you dined here? Tell readers about your experience in the comments section.
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Darris Smith’s 16 points sparks boys win, while girls suffer loss despite Shakaunna Oliver-Futrell’s 19 points.