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The Cahokia Heights Fire Department says it responded to an animal rescue Friday afternoon after a dog fell into a lake that was partially frozen.

A controversial proposal to pause new data center permits in the City of St. Louis has failed.

The Bank of Washington could put up even more of a fight to hold onto the Pruitt-Igoe site — it values the 34-acre property at $33 million, lawyers for the LCRA wrote in a 2024 court filing.

Copyright owners increasingly claim more draconian copyright law and policy will fight back against big tech companies. In reality, copyright gives the most powerful companies even more control over creators and competitors. Today’s copyright policy concentrates power among a handful of corporate gatekeepers—at everyone else’s expense. We need a system that supports grassroots innovation and […]

The Jewel Box, a historic greenhouse in Forest Park, needs millions in repairs and may soon be forced to suspend events unless major upgrades are made.

But in a statement Friday, the company said that no final decisions have been made.

You don’t often hear about the hidden wounds they inflict on first responders. They’re wounds that Officer Chris Slusser wants to heal.

Celebrate love with a romantic 4-course dinner at 612North on Friday, February 13th. Enjoy stunning views of the St. Louis skyline, the Arch, and the Mississippi River. Dinner includes an […]

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Round up your girls and treat yourselves to a night of laughter, sipping, and celebrating. Galentine’s at The Lodge features live music, themed cocktails, special bites, interactive fun, and a […]

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A 13-week-old puppy was stolen from the Petland store in Fenton earlier this week. Police are now searching for two women believed to be involved.

While rain may try to crash the party on Saturday, organizers say it won’t stop the beads from flying at the Soulard Mardi Gras Grand Parade.

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ALTON – Alton Police recently charged a local resident with using his vehicle to batter a pregnant victim among other offenses. Chance K. Sneddon, 20, of Alton, was charged on Feb. 11, 2026 with two counts of aggravated battery (both Class 3 felonies) and one count each of reckless driving, driving while license is suspended, and aggravated assault (each Class A misdemeanors). On Feb. 9, 2026, Sneddon allegedly caused bodily harm to a victim he knew was seven months pregnant by intentionally

A chief investigator for the Illinois State Attorney's Office is recovering after he had his foot amputated, eight years after he was injured in a line-of-duty crash in the Metro East.

WOOD RIVER - The Riverbend East Rotary Club has recognized East Alton-Wood River High School students Morgan Eberlin and Noah Norton as its January Service Above Self award winners, citing their involvement and leadership in school activities, according to information provided by Rick Hooks. The club recently presented Service Above Self certificates to Eberlin and Norton. A photo provided with the announcement shows Club President Mark Smith presenting the certificates to the students. “Morgan