Travis Kelce is sharing new insights on the night he married Taylor Swift.The Kansas City Chiefs tight end sat down with quarterback Patrick Mahomes for an interview with ESPN that…
As we move closer to mid-term elections, the Trump administration continues to lie about election integrity, sowing the seeds for bullshit “rigged election” claims should the GOP fail to win the elections Trump wants them to win. There’s another reason this administration lies constantly about elections, voters, and anything related to it: Trump still thinks […]
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EDWARDSVILLE — Lincoln Middle School students gathered around the school’s flagpole Friday morning to remember and reflect on the events of September 11, 2001, during the school’s annual Patriot Day observance. The event was organized by Lincoln 8th grade social studies teachers John Ginestra and Tom Newell as an opportunity for students to learn about and honor the significance of September 11. The ceremony brought together students, staff, Lincoln band and choir members, schoo
Hockey moms, lifelong fans and sexual assault survivors say they feel betrayed by the St. Louis Blues' decision to sign a player previously charged in a violent sexual assault case.
ALTON/GODFREY - Students with Alton High School’s Marching 100 will be out in the community playing their instruments and asking for donations. On Saturday morning, Sept. 12, 2026, musicians will be outside Duke Bakery, Mister Donut and Joe K’s, and anyone who donates to the band program will receive a button. The goal, explained Band Director Matt Chesner, is to connect the Alton Community Unit School District #11 music program with the community and to raise money for the students.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen passed a board bill Friday to impose new regulations for data centers. The legislation now heads to Mayor Cara Spencer's desk for review.
ST. LOUIS - Millions are mobilizing across the country Friday for a massive day of service to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. In St. Louis, this day of service includes many volunteers from 40 local businesses packing thousands of lentils and rice meals for those in need inside the Chaifetz Arena [...]
The rules say where data centers could be built, how much noise and heat they can emit, and how much of their power will need to come from renewable sources.
ST. LOUIS - The middle of September is bringing warm temperatures this weekend to enjoy some time outside across St. Louis. Enjoy Illinois 300 NASCAR Weekend Friday at 4 p.m.: Hauler Parade Saturday: Sunday: Confluence Music Festival Friday - Sunday Worldwide Technology Raceway Part of NASCAR weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway, the Confluence Music [...]
The bill would open several more blocks downtown to the trucks, as well as new territory near Energizer Park, Grand Center and Cherokee Street in south city
ST. LOUIS — Tim Ezell says a frequency therapy treatment has improved his balance and movement as he continues living with Parkinson’s disease. Ezell has been receiving treatment five days a week at Repair of the Breach Wellness Center. The treatment combines a heated bed, frequency therapy and red light therapy. “I feel incredible. I [...]
Officials said the child was "improperly seated" in front of McCarthy, who was drunk at the time of the crash. His blood alcohol content was greater than .18%. The state's threshold for DWI charges is .08%.
ALTON - The local chapter of the Sierra Club is looking for volunteers, and you can support their mission to help the environment. The Piasa Palisades chapter of the Sierra Club organizes environmental cleanups, events, and other educational opportunities throughout the year. As they approach the Mississippi Earthtones Festival and its corresponding clean up — their biggest event of the year — leader Christine Favilla is asking the community to join their efforts. “We
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