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With Hurricane Ian on approach to southwest Florida, preparations are underway for its arrival.

The Smithfield, Virginia-based company, a unit of China’s WH Group Ltd., denied liability

A 40-year-old man is accused of threatening to kill his female roommate and later torching her mother’s home in Troy, Illinois.

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Thomas A. Haine announced Tuesday that his office filed first-degree murder charges in connection with a residential fire that resulted in the death of a Troy woman. Prosecutors charged Michael E. Sloan Jr. (D.O.B. 6/6/1982) with three counts of first-degree murder, one count of attempted first-degree murder, one count of aggravated arson, and one count of aggravated unlawful restraint. The aftermath of the Troy fire is shown in the photo above and below and Troy firefighters battling the serious blaze. Haine's announcement says the murder charges allege that on Sept. 22, 2022, Sloan burned the home of Susanne Tomlinson in the 500 block of Wood Thrush in Troy while Tomlinson was inside, causing the death of Tomlinson. Haine said the charge of attempted murder alleges that Sloan attempted to kill Tomlinson’s daughter, Courtney Tomlinson, by ordering Courtney Tomlinson to bind herself with zip-ties on her wrists, covering

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Steve Perry released his first Christmas album, The Season, last year and now the former Journey singer is hinting he has more holiday music on the way. On Monday, Perry…

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Tony Iommi has teamed up with Epiphone to create a new signature guitar. The Tony Iommi SG Special was inspired by the Black Sabbath guitarist's own 1964 Gibson SG Special,…

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It's the first hurricane Kirby Rhines will experience since moving in June.

Michael Sloan Jr. was charged with first-degree murder and multiple other charges after police said he killed his girlfriend's mother in a fire last week.

Editor’s Note: This week Construction Forum drone photographer, Louis Kelly, owner of Drone Eagle LLC, gives us a look at the site of the AC Hotel in Clayton. The city of Clayton, Mo. hasn’t seen a new hotel open in more than 20 years. Now the team of Concord Hospitality, Homebase Partners, Koplar Properties and […]

University City City Manager Gregory Rose said this is far less than the number of homes the city hoped to submit for buyout.

It’s well known that textbook prices are generally high. That’s in part because academic publishers effectively have a monopoly when it comes to standard texts. Very often, these are texts that students simply must have as part of their course, which means they will pay even exorbitant prices. One such book was John McMurry’s Organic Chemistry. […]

A Metro East man is charged with murder after authorities say he burned down a house while a 69-year-old woman was inside. He is also accused of trying to kill the woman's daughter.

The affected beef and pork products were made at Behrmann Meat and Processing Inc. between July 7 and Sept. 9 of this year.

ALTON - It was a night that Alton High sophomore forward Dillan Cowan will remember for the rest of his life. "The kid plays with a ton of enthusiasm. He's got just a ton of passion for this game and it paid off for him tonight," AHS head coach Tyler Hamilton said post-game about Dillan. He scored a couple of goals Monday night (September 26) against cross-town rival Marquette Catholic High School in a 2-1 victory after penalty kicks. Cowan is an Auto Butler Male Athlete of the Month for the Redbirds. He broke the game open in the 54th minute when he ran onto a through ball with only the keeper to beat. He slotted it home to take the lead in front of probably 400-plus fans at Public School Stadium. Marquette eventually tied the game back up forcing overtime. Except the teams skipped OT and went straight for penalty kicks. When Cowan stepped up to his spot-kick it was simple. If he scored, they won. He did just that putting the ball into the back of the net past the diving keeper.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. — American Red Cross responders from across the Missouri and Arkansas Region are answering the call to help those impacted by disaster. Dedicated American Red Cross workers are arriving in Florida ahead of Hurricane Ian to be prepared to provide critical help as Ian gets closer to landfall. Other Missouri and Arkansas teams are currently deployed to help those affected by disasters including the hurricane in Puerto Rico, typhoon in Alaska and the wildfires on the West Coast. Missouri and Arkansas Responders Deployed As of Tuesday morning, nearly 100 disaster responders from across the Missouri and Arkansas region have raised their hands to respond, with more than 20 volunteers and staff in-route or on the ground in Florida and approximately 40 more on standby to leave as needed. Approximately 20 disaster responders are supporting the hurricane response in Puerto Rico, typhoon response in Alaska and the western wildfires. Emergency Response Vehicle Deployments

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