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U.S. House caucus wants answers from Post Office about $19.5 billion request
Caucus' letter signed by Democratic U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski of Springfield, Illinois, who founded the group in 2025; and Wesley Bell of St. Louis.
Fatal Track Meet Shooting Leads to Adult Murder Case
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis County Family Court certified juvenile Jakai Lewis, 14, to stand trial as an adult for the March 2026 shooting at STEAM Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley High School. On March 31, 2026, Lewis attended a multi-school track meet at McCluer South Berkeley. After the track meet, at around 7 p.m., Lewis and two other juveniles engaged in a verbal altercation. During the altercation, Lewis pulled out a semi-automatic pistol and shot juveniles L.S., 13, and
There’s lots of outrage after last nights SLPS meeting. It should be redirected towards the Republican MO Legislature.
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Chris Miller Highlights Lifelong Military Friendships at Alton VFW Post 1308 Veterans Day Ceremony
ALTON - Military service, lifelong friendships, and support for veterans were central themes of a VFW Post 1308 in Alton ceremony that honored veterans with wreaths, a 21-gun volley, and taps. Chris Miller, who served in the U.S. Army, delivered the keynote address, speaking about the importance of standing by fellow service members and veterans and honoring their service. He also described in some detail lifelong friendships he formed during his military service. The ceremony began with
States are counting on battery farms. Some towns don’t want them.
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — In the race to meet the nation’s growing power demands, states and utilities are rapidly building new “battery farms” that can store energy for when customers need it most. But as the facilities grow, so too does community opposition. The systems store banks of batteries in buildings or shipping containers. While they […]
New Stores, Programs and a Student Project Headline "What's Up Downtown"
ALTON - Alton Main Street hosted their quarterly “What’s Up Downtown” event, which allowed local businesses to share more about their work and upcoming programs. This quarterly information exchange invites entrepreneurs and business owners to engage with the downtown community. Sara McGibany, executive director of Alton Main Street, thanked these organizations for sharing their missions. She noted that Alton Main Street sponsors a variety of winter events that are coming
One dead in moped crash in St. Louis
The St. Louis Police Department's accident-reconstruction investigators are handling the case.
Too Funny Comedy Showcase @4Hands Brewing Co. Nov 15th!
BJC to acquire St.Luke's
Man killed, toddler hurt in Cahokia Heights shooting
Authorities are responding to a shooting Wednesday morning in Cahokia Heights.
Travel mode from downtown to south neighborhoods?
‘Emily in Paris’ gets nostalgic final season teaser trailer
Au revoir, Emily in Paris.Netflix has released the teaser trailer for the sixth and final season of its popular romance series.Lily Collins once again stars as the titular American marketing…
Families paid jail guard to smuggle contraband in St. Louis County, charges say
Darius Harris, 25, smuggled contraband, including marijuana, vape pens, cigarettes and synthetic marijuana known as K2, court records say.
St. Luke’s Hospital to merge with St. Louis healthcare giant BJC
The deal would fold St. Luke’s 493-bed hospital in Chesterfield plus about 30 other office and urgent care locations into BJC’s 27-hospital system.
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St. Louis County corrections officer charged for smuggling drugs to inmates
A St. Louis County corrections officer faces felony charges after he accepted payments from inmates' family members to smuggle drugs, vape pens and cigarettes into the jail, authorities say.
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