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Woman Killed in Bevo Mill Shooting
On August 29, 2026, around 12:45PM, District 1 officers responded to the 4600 block of Gustine Ave. for a shooting.
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Man found dead in Olivette Chevy's parking lot. Major Case Squad investigating.
Nineteen investigators had been assigned to the case as of 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Honoring Mother Jones And The Labor Movement This Labor Day
BUZZ MAGAZINE – For generations, Labor Day has marked the unofficial end of summer, bringing families together for parades, picnics and community celebrations. Yet beyond the long weekend lies a rich history of workers who fought to secure many of the rights Americans now take for granted. Few individuals symbolize that struggle more than Mother Jones, the legendary labor organizer whose fearless advocacy forever changed the lives of working families across the nation. Born in Ireland and
Illinois Clean Ports Program: Local Community Engagement Continues To Improve Sustainability And Resilience In Near Port Communities
SPRINGFIELD – Illinois EPA Director James Jennings is pleased to announce the Illinois Clean Ports Program’s next round of in-person meetings for stakeholders and near-port communities continuing the planning process to decarbonize ports with cleaner vehicle technologies and supporting energy infrastructure. For meeting details and to register, visit the Illinois Clean Ports Program website at illinoiscleanports.org . The scheduled meetings will take place: Tuesday September
SCCTD Honors East St. Louis Transit Ambassador for Safety Leadership During Sauget Fire
BELLEVILLE The St. Clair County Transit District (SCCTD) recently recognized Willie Drisdel, transit ambassador for SCCTD and resident of East St. Louis, for his exceptional professionalism, initiative and commitment to public safety. Drisdel received a formal Letter of Commendation from Ronald Forrest, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Metro Transit, on behalf of Metro Transit and the Bi-State Development team, and was honored during an employee luncheon hosted by SCCTD
Blackburn College Marks Third Consecutive Year Of Enrollment Growth
CARLINVILLE – Blackburn College is entering the 2026–2027 academic year with a third consecutive year of enrollment growth. This fall, new student enrollment increased 13% over last year, while the College’s overall enrollment has grown 39% since fall 2024. Growth is particularly strong among incoming first-year students, whose enrollment increased 19% year over year. The three-year trend reflects increasing interest in Blackburn’s distinctive combination of personalized
IDNR Recognizes 2026 Outstanding Volunteers Of The Year
SPRINGFIELD – Six individuals and organizations have been recognized as 2026 outstanding volunteers of the year for their contributions to conservation on behalf of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR). “IDNR is grateful to have dedicated volunteers and support groups that bolster Illinois state parks, historic sites, and museums,” IDNR Interim Director Renee Snow said. “I’m pleased to recognize the amazing work these dedicated volunteers do for the
Where to look locally for a tall cat tower?
West Point’s only climate scientist fired after continuing to teach human causes of climate change
Adam Kalkstein compared the administration’s order to trying to teach the law without mentioning the Constitution.
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Next heat wave building in, near record high temperatures expected for the workweek
ST. LOUIS - Our next heat wave is building across the region. Temperatures Sunday afternoon will climb into the mid 90s with plenty of sunshine. We won’t have much of a heat index factor, though, thanks to dewpoints remaining in the lower 60s. Things will continue to heat up into the new work and school [...]
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