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02/23/2026

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02/23/2026

The Monroe Police Department needs help identifying and locating this theft suspect.

If you know her identity or location, please call MPD at (318) 329-2600.

02/23/2026

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02/23/2026

More than 800 St. Charles County residents have taken steps to apply for compensation through a federal program announced last summer to help people suffering from cancer and other diseases after exposure to radiation from the government’s Cold War nuclear program.

The St Charles County Government has helped more than 450 people get documents including property deeds and voter registration needed to establish residency under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA).

Plus the St. Charles City-County Library has helped more than 350 people with RECA questions and research.

In July, RECA was expanded by an act of Congress to include four zip codes in St. Charles County:
- 63367 (Lake Saint Louis)
- 63368 (O’Fallon, Dardenne Prairie)
- 63341 (Defiance)
- 63304 (St. Peters, Weldon Spring, Cottleville)

The four zip codes were chosen to cover people who may have lived, worked or gone to school near the EPA Superfund site in Weldon Spring, where Mallinckrodt Chemical Company refined uranium during the Cold War era.

Learn more about this program, how to apply, get documents and more:
https://sccmo.org/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/2687

01/30/2026

On Monday, Northampton Township Police responded to a welfare check at a home in Churchville, Pennsylvania. 53-year old Deborah Castiglia had not been heard from for several days and her vehicle was observed parked outside her parents’ residence. Upon arrival, officers were confronted at the door by a male armed with two knives. When he refused to comply, the officers deployed their tasers in an attempt to get him to surrender. Instead, the man slammed the door and barricaded himself inside the home.

After an hours-long standoff, tactical officers made entry and took the suspect into custody. Inside, the officers found the bodies of three family members: 90-year-old Fred Castiglia, his wife, 84-year-old Judith Castiglia, and their daughter, Deborah Castiglia. The suspect, identified as the son of Fred and Judith and the brother of Deborah, confessed to killing all three and has since been charged with their murders.

Deborah Castiglia was a longtime and deeply respected educator in the Centennial School District in Bucks County, PA. She began her teaching career at CSD in 1999 as a math teacher at Klinger Middle School before transitioning to William Tennent High School in 2018. During her tenure, she also coached girls’ volleyball and softball, further investing herself in the lives of her students.

Ms. Castiglia was my oldest daughter’s algebra teacher during her freshman and sophomore years at William Tennent, and she left a lasting impression long after her graduation. Deborah was remembered as a devoted educator who consistently went the extra mile. She taught with exceptional care and compassion, viewing her students as far more than just names in a classroom. Ms. Castiglia would often times stay after class to help anyone who was having difficulty understanding and completing their work. Deborah leaves behind a daughter and her longtime boyfriend. Her loss leaves an immeasurable void in the lives of those who knew, loved, and learned from her.

01/30/2026

The state of Florida will no longer offer driver's license exams in multiple languages, moving to English-only tests and not allowing translation services. https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/florida-gets-rid-of-multi-lingual-drivers-license-exams-translation-services/

01/30/2026

Actress Catherine O'Hara has died. She was 71.

The Emmy Award winner was known best for her roles in beloved shows and films like "Schitt's Creek," "Beetlejuice" and "Home Alone."

Read more at https://abc7.la/4rsm1YC

01/20/2026