Jefferson Barracks News

A group of volunteers took time to pay tribute to military veterans on this 4th of July.

The question of who owns the name of an annual south county fireworks show was the subject of a short-lived legal spat last week involving St.

Former St. Louis County Councilman John Campisi and the former producer of the JB Blast fireworks show forestalled a court hearing Thursday by removing a website that falsely claimed this year's event was canceled.

A ceremony marked the beginning of new leadership at Jefferson Barracks this morning.

St. Louis County officials have filed a lawsuit alleging that a former councilman tampered with a Web site that falsely claims an annual fireworks display has been canceled.

St. Louis County officials filed a lawsuit Tuesday asking a judge to block a production company and former county councilman, John Campisi, from tampering with its biggest firework's display this Independence Day holiday.

A World War II veteran's 100th birthday celebration came with a special surprise at the St.

Sometimes when life throws you a curve ball, the best way to deal with it is to throw one back.

BLUES ON THE MISSISSIPPI St. Louis Blues Cats and Paul Boon with the Rockin' B's perform at 7 p.m. Friday at St.

Firefighters are on the scene of a large fire on Telegraph Road in St. Louis County that left at least two people hurt.

The Metro transit agency's Board of Commissioners last week authorized staff to proceed with a plan to restore transit service to roughly one-third of routes eliminated March 30.

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill announced today that the Department of Veterans Affairs is providing the State of Missouri with a total of $174,000 in federal grants to improve communications between the Jefferson Barracks Division of the St.

SOUTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO - From Arlington National Cemetery to Jefferson Barracks, Americans paused this Memorial Day to remember the men and women who have died serving their country.

Communities across the country are holding ceremonies in observance of Memorial Day.

Monday morning Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery held its annual Memorial Day Wreath Laying Ceremony.

At Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery Saturday: simultaneous ceremonies showing patriotism and heroism.

Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge are behind efforts to locate a bronze, life-sized statue of an American G.I. at Jefferson Barracks County Park by Fran Mannino write the author May 22, 2009 They lived through one of the most horrific battles of World War II.

In October 1918, the meat grinder known as World War I was lurching to its exhausted conclusion in the Argonne forest.

Nearly six decades after he went missing, a Korean War Veteran has been laid to rest with full military honors at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

St. Louis' veterans hospitals are due to receive a $10 million shot in the arm, thanks to funds from the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.