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Wentzville aldermen are scheduled to meet Wednesday to review a draft ordinance that would implement a six-month moratorium on new large-scale data center applications while the city studies their potential impacts.

St. Louis Public Schools will hold its final community meeting Wednesday evening before Superintendent Myra Berry presents a recommendation to the school board regarding potential closures of up to 22 schools.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill. - Officers across Illinois are taking part Wednesday in a major statewide crackdown on speeding. Illinois officers are participating in Speed Awareness Day, an initiative officials describe as a two-pronged effort combining education and public outreach with high-visibility enforcement operations. The Illinois State Police (ISP) has promoted the initiative for several [...]

WASHINGTON — As many as 20,000 unaccompanied immigrant children are at risk of losing their federally funded legal representation due to the Trump administration withholding appropriated funds, immigration attorneys warned Tuesday. For more than six months, the Health and Human Services Department’s Office of Refugee Resettlement has not released $65 million Congress appropriated for legal […]

Guatemalan immigrant had been detained even though she was four-months pregnant and had active asylum case.

Creve Coeur officials will soon consider asking voters to approve borrowing nearly $14 million to replace the aging, half-empty former school building now serving as city hall.

Missouri is the No. 1 producer of black walnut lumber stock in the nation.

Mayor Dan Borgmeyer said of the 6,000 resident comments he's received through the city's website, "over 1,000 of them were about homelessness."

Electric companies in the Midwest say new large scale powerlines are needed to get more energy onto the grid to serve big power consumers such as artificial intelligence data centers. Now, the utilities argue reducing competition is the fastest way to do it. A group of nine electric transmission utilities, including Ameren and Evergy, is […]

The so-called Midwest Exodus of the early 2020s may be over. As the Midwest Newsroom’s Holly Edgell reports, housing affordability and social ties play a major role in drawing people to the region.

ST. LOUIS - A refreshing, not-so-typical feel for mid-July is upon us. A cool, northwesterly flow is in control Wednesday and will keep us dry, less humid and very comfortable. High temperatures Wednesday will only climb into the low 80s, which is nearly 5-10 degrees below normal. This trend persists Thursday before clouds start to [...]

Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22, 2025, one year ago Wednesday. He was 76.Born John Michael Osbourne on Dec. 3, 1948, the man who would become known as the Prince…

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Headlines from the July 22, 1926, front page include: Lavish spending by US tourists irritates Paris.

Utah's Republican politicians and the Trump administration said shrinking Bears Ears was what locals really wanted.

  Phillip loves KSHE 95 because they always play his favorite rock hits from all his favorite rock artists. Phillip thinks he should be in the RRA because he listens...

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