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Members of St. Louis Jewish community visits sister community in Israel

Three members of the St. Louis Jewish community have returned from a week-long trip to Israel and shared their experience with First Alert 4.

St. Louis County rabbis hold prayer service for safe release

Blue messages are tightly tied outside the United Hebrew Congregation in Creve Coeur, Missouri.

Eclectic mezuzahs tell stories of their times, their owners

Chesterfield's R&R Ranch rescues mini-horses while educating the public about them | Local News

Standing 30-inches tall, Banks was hitched to a pony ride at a traveling petting zoo in Arkansas most of his 18 years, carrying the heavy weight of child riders that nearly broke his back. Most of his white hair was chewed off by other horses. Chloe, a malnourished pony, was so grossly neglected that her mane was full of burrs and tangles and her feet looked like elf shoes. Emma and Stanley, mother and son, were up for grabs at an auction outside of Kansas City. Stanley, only four months old at the time, suffered liver issues, and Emma had rotting teeth and was almost blind.

Standing tall: Chesterfield's R&R Ranch rescues mini-horses while educating the public about them | Local News

Adult b'nai mitzvah Zoom to treasured milestone | Features

Judy Berger lost her husband, Leslie, on New Year’s Eve 2019, but he was very much on her mind during the second day of Hanukkah last Saturday. That’s when Berger, 73, achieved a milestone: her bat mitzvah. “He was never bar mitzvahed, and I thought, ‘OK, I’m going to do this for him and for me,’ ” Berger said. “This was something I did for me and for my husband. It was always in the back of my mind, and the fact that I accomplished it at this point in my life, I’m glad that I did.” Berger was part of a group adult b’nai mitzvah at United Hebrew Congregation that was conducted over Zoom. The six UH congregants ended a yearlong study program with the ceremony.