O'Fallon News

LEBANON, Ill. - An O'Fallon teen has been sentenced to 30 months in prison after admitting to possessing bomb-making materials.

Dr. Ted Rummel is an orthopedic surgeon in O'Fallon, Missouri. A few years ago, a blood-filled cyst in his spinal cord ruptured, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down.

ST. PETERS, Mo. - St. Peters police say they've arrested a man accused of robbing the U.S. Bank inside of the Schnucks supermarket on Mid Rivers Drive over the weekend.

Police have arrested a man they say robbed the U.S. Bank inside the Schnucks in St. Peters on Saturday.

Dr. Ted Rummel, an orthopedic surgeon in O'Fallon, Missouri, was suddenly paralyzed in 2010 when a blood-filled cyst burst in his spine A grueling year of rehabilitation later and Rummel was back at work seeing patients and performing knee, foot, ankle and elbow surgeries from a traditional wheelchair 'The entire thing has made me phenomenally ... (more)

An investment group led by Midas Hospitality, LLC has acquired the 97-room Staybridge Suites and the 122-room Holiday Inn Express - O'Fallon, MO.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - A 43-year-old O'Fallon, Mo. man has been sentenced in relation to the 2012 strangulation death of his wife, according to St. Charles County prosecuting attorney Tim Lohmar.

Terry G. Smith, of O'Fallon, says he is not guilty of keeping his 6-year-old autistic son naked and covered in excrement in what police describe as a crude, makeshift cage.

Scott M. Davis Jr., 23, of St. James, Mo., has been sentenced to serve a total of 25 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections.

Police have made a string of shoplifting arrests in O'Fallon Missouri. News 4 began investigating if the numbers of shoplifting instances increase as the holidays approach.

A 23-year-old St. James man was sentenced Monday for attacking a police officer in a drug-fueled frenzy in an April 2012 incident, the St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.

Nine of 10 top O'Fallon Fire Protection District employees who were offered buyout packages over the summer could be fired at any time for not accepting the deals, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.