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DG Market may be coming to another metro-east town. Not everyone is excited. - Vimarsana News

DG Market may be coming to another metro-east town. Not everyone is excited.

The market would be constructed across the street from an existing Dollar General store.

Source: yahoo.com
Brandon Vandoren gets 17 1/2-year prison sentence on Feb. 13 | Police Fire - Vimarsana News

Brandon Vandoren gets 17 1/2-year prison sentence on Feb. 13 | Police Fire

Brandon Vandoren was sentenced to 17 1/2 years in prison on Feb. 13 after pleading guilty to a carjacking in Jefferson County that left the victim with brain damage and other permanent injuries.

Carjacker sentenced to federal prison in Jefferson County hit and run - Vimarsana News

Carjacker sentenced to federal prison in Jefferson County hit and run

A St. Louis man appeared in federal court on Wednesday to be sentenced for a carjacking in Jefferson County that left the victim permanently injured.

Source: yahoo.com
Eureka Police Department victim of gas pump skimmers - Vimarsana News

Eureka Police Department victim of gas pump skimmers

The Eureka Police Department recently discovered around $3,000 in suspicious charges on the credit cards that two officers use when gassing up their patrol vehicles. The credit cards can only be used for buying gas.

Fifth District affirms denial of pretrial release under SAFE-T Act for domestic battery suspect - Vimarsana News

Fifth District affirms denial of pretrial release under SAFE-T Act for domestic battery suspect

MOUNT VERNON - St. Clair County associate judge Sara Rice properly disqualified domestic battery suspect Ryan Alamia from pretrial release under Gov. Pritzker’s bail reform law, Fifth District appellate judges ruled on Nov. 30.