Video - Home
-
Mayor: East St. Louis' new curfew helping reduce crime
Posted on October 1, 2012 at 5:14 PM
Updated Monday, Oct 1 at 6:00 PM
East St. Louis Mayor Alvin Parks says a tough curfew enacted by the city last week has helped reduce crime.
Share
More Home Videos
-
Tornado Watch issued for western portions of News 4 viewing area
-
Two teenage girls shot in south St. Louis; suspect at large
-
Small Florida city wonders who won $590M Powerball jackpot
-
Mothers come together to raise awareness for missing children
-
Suspect in NYC shooting charged with murder as hate crime
-
Belleville man accused of sexually assaulting woman
-
Fire causes extensive damage to home in South County
-
Two-alarm fire damages Webster Groves High School
-
Normandy school district meets with parents after 'most dangerous' label
-
50 to 60 people injured after car drives into Virginia parade
-
Report: St. Louis jails among worst for inmate sex abuse
-
St. Louis County police investigate shootings that injured 3
-
Missouri mom sentenced to prison after fatal car crash
-
Police: Woman stole nearly $250,000 from employer to fuel gambling habit
-
Maintenance worker charged with sexually abusing 2 underage students
-
Rockwood school board: Closed-session meetings 'more productive'
-
Lawmakers delay vote on concealed carry restrictions in Illinois
-
Commuter trains collide near NYC; 60 go to hospitals
