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GODFREY/ALTON - Two Riverbend staples are partnering to build up the next generation of nurses. Vitality Women’s Clinic regularly welcomes nursing students from CALC Institute of Technology to shadow nurses and learn more about patient care. Jackie Duty, Vitality’s executive director, highlighted the value of engaging with students and bringing these generations together to provide care for individuals experiencing unplanned pregnancies. “You can see that really cool collaboration

CHICAGO – Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced that drivers harmed by Grubhub’s deceptive earnings claims and consumers harmed by the company’s misleading and unlawful conduct will soon receive financial relief. Under a settlement obtained by Raoul, in partnership with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the FTC is sending payments totaling more than $23.8 million to drivers and consumers nationwide. “This settlement was the culmination of a multi-year investigation

ALTON - The Alton Marina will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a Miami Vice-themed party. From 6–10 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, community members can stop by the marina to enjoy drink specials, giveaways, live music by The Klose Kuarters Band, and more. Manager Rob Honke looks forward to welcoming the community to learn more about the marina and celebrate their milestone year. “The marina is turning 30,” he said. “I’m hoping to see some pastel suits

COLLINSVILLE — Illinois State Police will conduct roadside safety checks in Madison and St. Clair counties during August, Troop 8 Commander Capt. Casey Faro announced, citing efforts to increase public awareness, enforce traffic laws and save lives. Officers working the details will watch for motorists who show signs of impaired driving, operate vehicles in an unsafe manner, drive with a suspended or revoked license, transport open alcoholic beverages, fail to use seatbelts or child restraints

Millions are available to address gambling addiction in Missouri, but much of the money remains unused as the state builds its prevention network.

ST. LOUIS - Scattered rain across mainly our far northern counties will gradually move out of the area this morning. We’ll then see decreasing cloud cover, with temperatures heating back up into the mid to upper 90s, especially along and south of the I-70 corridor. The Extreme Heat Warning continues in this area through Sunday, [...]

Elguin Narvaez understood he had to do everything by the book. He reported by phone every week. Every two months, he appeared at the immigration office in downtown St. Louis.

New research finds that by making the fossil fuel industry more productive, AI could help increase carbon emissions by up to nearly 5 percent — vastly outpacing the impact of data centers.

Lester Hubble, a lawyer for Joey Chianese, told the St. Louis Assessor he wanted his client's name off of property records.

May 21, 2026, is the day I became a certified biology teacher in Missouri, and I love my job. I wish others would join me. Sadly, the pathway to teacher licensure is a frustrating waste of time and money that is a barrier to talented people, especially career switchers.  My alternative certification process cost over […]

Headlines from the Aug. 15, 1926, front page include: Andrews to put Missouri in new dry zone ruled from Louisiana

Lambert’s longtime airport director is retiring after steering it through a tornado, COVID, industry upheaval and a yearslong recovery in passenger traffic.

Brendan Hawkins, 20, of Maryland Heights, was arrested at his home early Friday morning without incident, Ferguson police said in a news release.

A man was taken into custody Thursday after allegedly robbing a Chase Bank in Fairview Heights.

St. Louis police say a homeless camp north of downtown is draining resources as violence persists. City Hall says details on a new approach for the area are coming soon.