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Illinois American Water’s work to separate the Alton combined sewer system and install new sanitary sewers continues. Below is information about this week’s road closures – Feb. 21, 2022 Piasa Valley Area: 6th Street east of Alby Street is open to George Street, with surface restoration work being completed as weather permits. Please drive carefully as some of the roadways are still rock surfaces. Alby Street is closed from 6th Street north to 7th Street, with closures north and east of Alby/7th Street in place. 7th Street east of the square to George Street is open, with pavement restoration still being completed. 7th Street from George to Mechanic Street is closed. Turner Tract Area: Danforth Street will be closing this week to all thru traffic to allow for sewer installation work. The alley south of McKinley east of Lincoln is back open to traffic, with pavement restoration happening as weather permits. Douglas Street, between State and Lincoln Streets is close

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The deal comes after several months of speculation about the broadcasting company’s M&A efforts.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Sandra Day O’Connor was nervous when she joined the Supreme Court in 1981 as the nation’s first female justice. “It’s all right to be the first to …

Missouri Court of Appeals has upheld earlier ruling against St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's Office

"This is the beginning of a Russian invasion of Ukraine," Biden said.

EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville/Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand opening of a new exhibit inside the Edwardsville Children's Museum called the Phillips 66 STEM Forest Exhibit. The museum is located at 722 Holyoake Road in Edwardsville. Katie Haas, Membership Director Edwardsville/Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce, coordinates the ribbon cuttings. "Continuing their mission to stimulate curiosity and cultivate learning at the age of wonder, the Edwardsville Children's Museum recently unveiled this new exhibit," said the Edwardsville Children's Museum officials. "This hands-on exhibit brings the outside indoors, giving children the chance to create their own woodland creatures and watch them come to life in a virtual forest. Caregivers can read about the ECM Micro Forest as well as the impact choosing native trees has on our local environment while their children discover steps they can take to protect our natural ecosystem."

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Tickets go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m.

Depending on where you live in the U.S., you could be forking over a very different-sized chunk of your income.

The Rolling Stones haven't announced any official plans for 2022, but in a new post on his social media pages, Mick Jagger hinted that the band might be getting back…

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Aimee Snelling, who teaches social studies at Clayton Middle School, partners with other teachers and parents to plan annual trips to the river city for seventh-graders.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-- The 2022 campaign cycle is now officially open in Missouri. Months after candidates began raising money, garnering endorsements and wooing voters, Tuesday marked the first day to file to run in the August 2nd primaries. Candidates began filing for their place on the ballot at 8 am at the Missouri Secretary of [...]

ST. LOUIS - Acclaimed comedian Chris Rock is coming to St. Louis this June.

New website and brand refresh looks to bring disabled jobseekers and employers together.

When the Earl of Sandwich slapped a slab of salty meat between two pieces of bread, a new star appeared in the culinary galaxy. Ever since, we’ve been tinkering with the Earl’s creation to make it our very own.  Dagwood promoted the lunchtime favorite with a high rise-version, that cleaned out the refrigerator. Wimpy negotiated... 

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The three men convicted of murder in Ahmaud Arbery’s fatal shooting were found guilty of federal hate crimes and other lesser charges Tuesday for violating Arbery’s civil rights and targeting him because he was Black.