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Cancel anytime. ST. LOUIS — A St. Peters woman accused of burning down a building in Puerto Rico wants to be released to live with her sister while her case moves through the court system ...

ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis community is uniting to support Puerto Rico in the aftermath of a St. Peters woman being charged with torching multiple businesses there while on vacation. The Puerto ...

Cancel anytime. ST. LOUIS — A St. Peters woman was indicted and charged with arson Thursday by a federal grand jury in the District of Puerto Rico. Authorities say Danielle Bertothy started a ...

ST. LOUIS – A 36-year-old St. Louis-area woman visiting the island of Puerto Rico on vacation damaged and set fire to multiple family-owned businesses. Federal investigators say her motive was because ...

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Police in Puerto Rico say two children have been killed and four people were wounded when gunmen opened fire on a home in the island's northeast.

ST. LOUIS – The St. Peters woman accused of torching several businesses while on vacation in Puerto Rico appeared in federal court Wednesday for a detention hearing. Federal prosecutors said ...