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SPONSORED - Have you noticed spots on your ceiling in the general location of your chimney or a musty mildewy smell in your home? Your chimney may be the source of your water issues. James Anderson, owner of Apprived Home Improvements shares how could this affect those with a masonry chimney and Approved’s methods to [...]
The Missouri Department of Revenue is sending out a reminder to residents across the state to be wary of texts involving unpaid toll charges, traffic tickets, and more.
ASHLAND, Va. — Almost 50 years after his death, an Illinois native who was killed in a traffic crash in Virginia in 1977 has been identified. The former "Ashland John Doe" was fatally struck by a truck along I-95, near Ashland, Virginia, at around 2 a.m. on March 23, 1977. At the time of his [...]
ST. LOUIS - It's almost time for Missouri's April 2026 municipal elections. Absentee voting is underway and election day is set for April 7. This year's municipal races will decide on key ballot measures and local leadership races across the St. Louis region. The April 2026 municipal elections will feature many mayoral races in Greater [...]
The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill to consolidate the management of the Dome at America's Center and the neighboring convention center under a single board, which would allow the state to allocate up to $4 million annually for projects at the Dome and provide the new board with the authority to seek further funding through specific property taxes and a sales tax of up to 2%.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The trial for St. Louis County Executive Sam Page will no longer begin on March 23 after a judge agreed to a delay during a court appearance Monday. Prosecutors allege Page used taxpayer funds to pay for election mailers used in a campaign to defeat Proposition B last April. He [...]
Rep. Nikki Budzinski and Rep. Wesley Bell will discuss plans to expand the Gateway Arch National Park into East St. Louis, incorporating Malcolm Martin Memorial Park and adjacent vacant land, in order to connect the iconic St. Louis monument with the Illinois riverfront.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. - Two people were killed in a structure fire late Monday night near De Soto. According to the Desoto Rural Fire Protection District, the call for the fire came in a little before 11:45 p.m. on the 4800 block of Upper Blackwell Road. When officials arrived on the scene, crews found the [...]
ST. LOUIS - No record high on Monday, but it was surely a warm day. We made it to 78 F, two degrees shy of the record. Another warm day Tuesday, with highs in the low 80s. The record high for March 10 (Tuesday) is 86 F. All our focus is on our next round [...]
County leaders in St. Charles are scheduled to vote later this month on a proposal to convert a former church and gym into a private youth sports club.
Although the proposed data center was not on the agenda during Monday night’s regular Festus City Council meeting, it remains a major topic of conversation across the city.
Law enforcement and community organizations in Jefferson County held an event tonight in Cedar Hill to raise awareness about drug and alcohol abuse. The seminar focused on educating parents about the warning signs of addiction and connecting families with local recovery resources.
A Missouri psychiatrist has agreed to pay $360,000 to resolve allegations she falsely billed federal and state health programs for psychotherapy services she did not provide, federal prosecutors announced Monday.
The Archbishop of St. Louis made a rare trip to the Missouri State Capitol Monday to testify in support of legislation that would abolish the state’s death penalty.
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