When one of the nearly 500 motorcyclists in town for the Run for the Wall got caught in Monday night's storm, a local woman opened her heart and her home. Colorado bikers John Filonovich and his wife Ruth found themselves out in the deluge while trying to find their hotel. Filonovich said that the rain was so bad, he couldn't see the roadway at all. He tried lifting the visor of his helmet to see better, and almost ran off the road. Then a car pulled up beside him and a window rolled down. "Follow me," the driver said.  Vicky Clark, a single mother of two, led the bikers to her home, dried their clothes and fed them dinner. She let them park their motorcycle in her garage and drove them to their hotel. Then she returned in the morning to pick them back up so they could rejoin the ride.

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A woman who stole $232,000 from her St. Peters-based employer was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty May 6.

Melinda Tucker, of the 1900 block of Prairie Point Road in O’Fallon, credited her personal credit cards with refunds from Motor Vehicle Solutions, her employer, 128 times between March 2011 and May 2012.

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A man admitted disabling his stepfather’s video surveillance system during a March 20 burglary and stealing jewelry from his home in St. Peters.

Michael Anthony Glatz pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary and felony theft and was placed on five years probation by St. Charles County Circuit Court Judge Jon A. Cunningham.

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