St. Charles County Living

Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Sunday happenings:

A 29-year old woman suffered a stab wound in St. Charles.

There was a motor vehicle accident on Highway 70 eastbound, near mile marker 203 under the Foristell overpass. A car and semi truck collided. One person complained of hip pain.

There was a car accident on Highway N, near Morgan Meadow Drive in Wentzville. The car rolled over and someone was ejected.

Someone had abdominal pain in Wentzville.

Someone had a laceration in Wentzville.

Someone fell at AmeriStar Casino in St. Charles.

A sick case was reported on Morning Star Lane in St. Peters.

Someone had difficulty breathing on Fox Bridge Court in Lake Saint Louis.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Saturday happenings:

Someone was trying to train a dog using a whip at the dog park.

There was a motor vehicle accident (with rollover) on Highway 94 North and Highway V.

Someone was having difficulty breathing on Tanner in Wentzville.

Someone fainted on Horseshoe Ridge in St. Charles.

Someone had diabetic problems at Days Inn in Lake Saint Louis. 

Someone had difficulty breathing in St. Charles.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Friday happenings:

There was a motor vehicle accident on Highway 70 Westbound near Cave Springs between a semi truck and a Dodge Stratus. No injuries were immediately reported.

An 80-year-old woman fell at Rivers Edge Drive in St. Charles.

Someone may have been impersonating a police officer. There were lights on top of the car. Location unknown.

An 84-year-old man was vomiting blood in the Twin Chimneys subdivision in O’Fallon.

Someone had heart problems on Plaza Drive in O’Fallon.

Someone fell on Amber Wave in O’Fallon.

Someone broke their arm in Moscow Mills.

A 43-year-old woman fell down a flight of stairs and has a back injury.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Thursday happenings:

On Highway 79, there was a vehicle accident and the vehicle landed in water.

Someone who recently had surgery was having difficulty breathing in St. Charles.

A man possibly had a stroke at the entrance to Sommers Landing on Highway N.

Some teenage boys were hitchhiking in Lake Saint Louis.

Sunday night/Monday morning First Baptist Church in Lake Saint Louis experienced vandalism.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Wednesday happenings:

Someone had a seizure while driving East Highway N and Highway Z in Wentzville and drove into some trees.

There was a laceration reported at a plastics company on Hoff Industrial Drive.

Someone took a fall at Quail Ridge Lodge in Wentzville.

Someone had chest pain on Thurston Court, near Highway M in the Villas at High Grove.

There was an unconscious person on Townview Drive in Wentzville.

A motor vehicle accident was reported: First Capitol Drive South and Sherman.

An authorized burn about 100’ from a fireworks stand on Highway 67 near Red School Road was reported.

A 78-year-old man fell at Heritage Landing in St. Peters and had a laceration to the arm.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Tuesday happenings:

A verbal assault turned physical between two females in Wentzville.

A 26 year old man endured an electrocution because of a lightning strike in St. Charles.

A pedestrian was struck on Highway 70, near the Cave Springs exit.

A two-story home caught fire on Stracks Church Road.

There was a head-on collision on Veteran’s Memorial Parkway at the Bent Oak Cutoff in Lake Saint Louis. (Everyone seemed OK)

Someone had a stroke on Shady Oak Drive in St. Charles.

Someone overdosed in O’Fallon, off of Runny Meade.

Someone was reported having difficulty breathing at a nursing home in St. Charles.

Someone had a stroke on Millrace Drive in St. Peters.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Monday happenings:

There was an assault on one of the streets off of T.R. Hughes Boulevard in O’Fallon.

There were some wires down on St. Charles Avenue in St. Charles.

There was a stranded motorist on westbound Highway 70, east of the Rock Road, blocking the roadway.

Someone on St. Francis Lane, in St. Charles, took a fall.

There was a motor vehicle accident on Tom Ginnever Avenue in O’Fallon.

There was a residential fire alarm on Royallsprings Parkway in O’Fallon.

Someone on Mill Pond Drive, in O’Fallon, took a fall.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Sunday happenings:

A rollover car accident occurred eastbound Highway 70 near Highway K.

Someone reported an overdose in the Trails of Sunbrook subdivision in St. Charles.

Someone stole a game unit from the Blockbuster in St. Charles.

Someone is having difficulty breathing near Upper Bottom Road.

It was reported that a man fractured his arm at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex in O’Fallon.

There was a report of someone stealing a phone in Orchard Farm.

A child was playing with matches in St. Charles and started a fire.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Saturday happenings:

There was a fire alarm at Peine Ridge Apartments in Wentzville. Smoke was reported.

Someone had a cardiac arrest on Holly Lane in St. Charles.

A car was reported into the water near St. Peters. A person was able to get out but requested EMS.

There was a vehicle accident on 70 near Cave Springs.

A laceration was reported on Ken Drive in St. Charles.

There was a 7 year old with a possible neck injury on Mid Rivers Mall Drive.

Someone reported having abdominal pain on Red School Road in St. Charles.

There was a motor vehicle accident at Wentzville Parkway and Medical Drive.

There was an unresponsive person at a home in Lake Saint Louis.

Someone fainted at a church in Cottleville.

A one-year-old girl was bitten by the family dog in St. Charles County.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Friday happenings:

There was a residential fire on Huffmeier Road in Wentzville/New Melle. There were reports that the home was heavily engulfed.

There was a vehicle accident (with entrapment) on Fox Trotter and the Outer Road in O’Fallon.

A child fainted in the Country Hill Farm Subdivision in St. Peters.

An oven element was sparking on Deerpath in O’Fallon.

Someone fell on West Clay in St. Charles.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Thursday happenings:

A little girl fell off the bleachers in a gym at a Wentzville park.

There was a car accident on Mexico Road, north of the tracks, near Lake Saint Louis.

Someone reported having diabetic problems in the Steeplechase subdivision in St. Peters.

Someone reported having abdominal pain in the Hickory Ridge subdivision in St. Peters.

Someone had a stroke at a senior living facility in St. Charles.

There was a physical attack reported at a home in Wentzville.

An 83 year old male fainted at a home near Jungs Station Road in St. Peters.

In Lake Saint Louis, someone was being harassed by their neighbor.

One more thing:

Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Wednesday happenings:

There was a report of a car leaving the scene of an accident that happened going eastbound on highway 70. One car remained on the shoulder of the road.

There was a report of an accident on Highway 70 near First Capital. There were cars up against the median wall.

A person was not alert at a mobile home park in O’Fallon.

Someone was having breathing problems near Mexico Road.

Someone was having chest pains at Walgreens in St. Charles.
And, in St. Louis…
Someone kept trying to walk onto the highway near Gravois. Drivers pulled off onto the side of the road to try to stop the person.

One more thing:
Please keep in mind those dealing with the tragedy of recent and upcoming flooding.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Monday reportings:

There was a fuel spill on westbound 70 at the 211 mile marker.

A vehicle was reported submerged on Highway B and Huster Road in St. Charles.

Someone reported a stroke at a restaurant in Wentzville.

In Truesdale, there was a call for help for a sick 6 year old.

On Highway 94, a woman pulled over and fainted.

There were calls for help for seizures in O’Fallon as well as in St. Charles.

A sick case was reported in Harvester.

There was a report of credit card fraud in O’Fallon.

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Some local happenings aren’t especially “newsworthy,” but are still helpful for the community to be aware of them.

If you are so inclined, please say a little prayer for each of these neighbors who may be having a bad day (to say the least). Also, remember the emergency professionals as they often work through dangerous situations.

These listings will be updated frequently in this blog area. Check back often!

Saturday morning happenings:

A 56-year old woman had a stroke in St. Charles.

A rollover accident occurred on Mexico Road in Wentzville.

Someone was driving backwards on the ramp near 370.

A female fell off a loading dock and may have a back injury.

An 87-year old woman took a fall in Wentzville.

A 57-year old man may have had a stroke. I am unsure of the location.

A man was walking a pit-bull puppy. The puppy was wearing chains and dragging weights.

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