Video - KMOV Yahoo News
-
News 4 investigation lands free cell phone company in hot water
Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:38 PM
Updated Friday, Jun 22 at 2:43 PM
A cell phone company that provides discounted service to low-income Missourians may lose government support, after a News 4 investigation exposed the CEO's questionable past.
Share
More KMOV Yahoo News Videos
-
Man armed with a hammer killed in violent road-rage incident in St. Louis
-
Investigation: Cahokia mayor giving family, friends tax breaks, village employment
-
Department-issued credit card number stolen from St. Louis County detective
-
St. Louis prosecutor charges alleged dealer for drug-overdose death; first for Missouri
-
St. Louis County police investigate shootings that injured 3
-
Okawville Police chief snags bank robbery suspect as he flees the scene
-
Man caught stealing luggage from Lambert Airport baggage claim
-
As crime increases in Dutchtown, families still struggle with loss of loved ones
-
Metro-East prosecutor targets parents to decrease classroom truancy
-
Local music teacher accused of teaching lessons of drug-use in the classroom
-
Alton resident attacks firefighter with victim still trapped inside burning building
-
Local man charged after attempted theft of SLMPD armored surveillance vehicle
-
State senator kills vote that could impact 700 local liquor distribution jobs
-
Suspect apologizes to hit-and-run victim on Facebook, still on the run
-
AT&T worker robbed at knife-point while working along Black Jack road
-
Local hotel worker accused of stealing cross, gold chain from bishop's room
-
Mehlville man charged with sodomy, incest after alleged abuse of 10-year-old girl
-
Unpaid building demolition fees cost local taxpayers $1 million
