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Join in for a pep rally in celebration of the Panama vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina game on June 6th! Including Members of the St. Louis Dragons youth soccer club and […]

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The White House AI framework made official what we already knew: this administration has no interest in regulating AI. Any legislation that contradicts the framework will be a dead end. In this regulatory vacuum, it is instructive to turn to norms developed by libraries and archives through their decades of experience working through the same […]

With summer right around the corner, pool companies are already seeing a busy start to the season as homeowners get their backyards ready for warmer weather. But this spring, many pool owners are also dealing with an extra cleanup challenge before they can dive in.

A grieving family is remembering a north St. Louis County man who loved fishing and spending time outdoors.

A new state partnership is helping clear tornado-damaged properties in north St. Louis that have largely sat untouched for nearly a year.

The suit could be decided in a matter of weeks due to a provision in state law allowing the St. Louis police board an expedited legal process.

(The Center Square) - President Donald Trump said Monday he will move to suspend the federal gasoline tax as the national average price of a gallon remains above $4.50 amid ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran and stalled…

During an executive session on Monday, the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners voted to authorize legal action seeking immediate judicial guidance regarding the calculation of general revenue under Missouri law, including questions surrounding the allocation of Rams settlement funds and other unrestricted revenues tied to public safety funding requirements.

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JERSEYVILLE - Paxton Weirich delivered a no-hit performance and helped power Jersey to a 15-0 win over rival Marquette Catholic on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Jerseyville. Weirich, a sophomore, pitched four innings for the no-hitter, striking out eight Marquette batters as Jersey improved to 14-8. Weirich is a Sparklight Female Athlete of the Month for the Jersey Panthers. Jersey built the rout early, scoring five runs in the first inning. The Panthers added one run in the second, erupted for

The Kansas City Chiefs have transformed Arrowhead Stadium to host World Cup games, fulfilling a long-held dream of the Hunt family. The stadium will host six pool-play games starting next month, including a round of 32 match and a quarterfinal. The first match, featuring Argentina and Algeria, is June 16. The stadium was built in 1972, and that meant it had to undergo significant changes to meet FIFA's requirements, including seat removal and field upgrades. The Chiefs have collaborated for nearly a decade to make this happen. Fans will be bussed in from satellite parking areas because of limited parking while signage is being stripped to avoid any conflicts in sponsorships.

Elton John has had many ups and downs in his life, and by now he's learned to roll with the punches. For example, he says the issues he's been having…

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The search began after people reported seeing a kayaker fall in the water after 4 p.m. Sunday in the 12500 block of Spanish Pond Road.

After months of repairs, two north St. Louis library branches hit by last year’s tornado will reopen next week.

With the announcement of the new The Rolling Stones album Foreign Tongues, fans, of course, now want to know if they can expect to hear news of a tour next.…

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ST. LOUIS – A woman from Lake St. Louis turned herself in Monday to face an indictment accusing her of embezzling $1.2 million from her employer. Kari Bertels, 44, was indicted in U.S. District Court in St. Louis on April 29 with five counts of wire fraud. She turned herself in on Monday, May 11, 2026, appeared in court and pleaded not guilty. The indictment accuses Bertels of using her company credit card to make purchases for herself and relatives from Oct. 9, 2018, to Jan. 12,

ROXANA - The Riverbend East Rotary Club recently recognized the Roxana High School April Service Above Self award winners-Keelan Crawford and Kylee Slayden. Photo-Rotary President-Elect Patti Anderson presents Service Above Self certificates to Keelan Crawford and Kylee Slayden Keelan Crawford Keelan is a Senior who has seemingly spent his high school career in constant motion. A standout multi-sport athlete, Keelan has competed in Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Soccer, all while serving

EDWARDSVILLE — Thanks to the generosity of the Metro East community, State Senator Erica Harriss’ 2026 Mother’s Day Diaper Drive collected hundreds of essential baby and toddler items for local families in need. On Friday, donations gathered throughout the drive were delivered to Safe Families for Children Metro East to help support moms and children across the region ahead of Mother’s Day. “The response from the community was incredible,” said Senator Harriss