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It's the Longest Running Blues Jam Session in the Nation and it happens every Monday night at the Broadway Oyster Bar.

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Legendary R&B crooner El DeBarge has been sharing his gift of songwriting, producing, performing and his beautiful and distinctive falsetto with the world for decades. El’s forty plus year career […]

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ALTON – The Godfrey Timberwolves are one step closer to having a new place to play and practice. At Monday’s meeting, Alton Committee of the Whole members unanimously approved a five-year agreement between Parks and Recreation Director Lyndsey Younger and the Godfrey Timberwolves Baseball Organization for the use of Diamond #8 at Gordon Moore Park. Nick Pichee with the Godfrey Timberwolves shared more about the organization and their intentions to revitalize Gordon Moore with

Granite City Mayor Mike Parkinson says the city is still weighing whether data centers could ultimately benefit residents.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker toured It’s Electric Neon Sign Park in Granite City on Monday to kickoff a calendar year of celebrations for the 100th anniversary of Route 66.

A tree fell on a Baden home in north St. Louis, narrowing missing two people inside. The homeowner says it is the fault of the city Water Division.

Demolition is underway in north St. Louis County, where six homes are being torn down for radioactive contamination linked to Coldwater Creek.

Attorneys for Secretary of State Denny Hoskins spent most of Monday afternoon trying to salvage some of the language he used to describe the impact of a referendum on Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map. After conceding that some of the ballot summary Hoskins prepared for the referendum is flawed and should be revised, Kathleen Hunker from […]

Lawmakers in the Missouri House are expected to approve a new round of legislation this week, including a measure that would require school districts to expand existing efforts to screen all students for gifted programs.

An Illinois woman is behind bars after she allegedly threatened to harm an employee at a school in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.