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An altercation between two people led to a shooting Saturday afternoon in Overland, police say.

A Missouri man died Friday after scuba diving in the Florida Keys, authorities say.

EDWARDSVILLE - Members of the Edwardsville High School Orchestra and Orchestra Director Victoria Voumard provided a memorable performance at the Edwardsville City Business Forecast Breakfast at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville on Tuesday morning, March 10, 2026. The following students performed with the EHS Chamber orchestra at the event: Paige Muskopf, violin. Elise Larrew, violin. Elisabeth Preston, violin. Jonah Tinge, violin. Ian Kim, viola. Lily Reynolds, cello. Jayla

The 2016 murder of Jocelyn Peters, a pregnant St. Louis teacher killed in a murder-for-hire plot, will be featured in Saturday's episode of true-crime series "48 Hours."

The St. Louis Billikens come up just short to the Dayton Flyers, 70-69, in a back-and-forth affair with a wild finish in the final minute in the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament semifinals.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County Police are investigating the death of an adult female pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle Friday afternoon in the 1700 block of Lemay Ferry Road, authorities said. The crash happened just before 2:30 p.m. on March 13, 2026, when officers from the St. Louis County Police South County Precinct responded to a motor vehicle crash on Lemay Ferry Road, police said. When officers arrived, they found the pedestrian had been hit by a vehicle. She was taken to a

GRANITE CITY - At 1:30 a.m. on March 14, 2026, officers from the Granite City Police Department were dispatched to a residence in the 2100 Block of Monroe Street, Granite City, in reference to a female being attacked in the backyard by two dogs. Granite City Police said officers arrived on scene and had to use lethal force against the aggressive dogs to render medical aid to the victim safely. "While rendering medical aid to the adult victim, a juvenile victim was also discovered nearby," Granit

ALTON — Alton High School sophomore Baylee Dunse has been selected as the Art Fahrner–Edward Jones Remarkable Redbird of the Month , recognized for her dedication to student journalism and her growing influence on the school’s award-winning Tatler yearbook staff. Baylee is one of more than 30 students contributing to the upcoming 2025–2026 Tatler . She recently earned notable recognition for a feature story she wrote on the Alton High girls’ tennis team —

The two-term recorder says he wants to get into the government technology business.

Before we get started: last week, I asked for your feedback on the weekend posts and some possible changes we’re considering going forward. The dominant theme of the responses was that lots of people like the Comment posts just the way they are, but can take or leave these History posts. We’re still mulling over […]

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