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BB’s Jazz, Blues & Soups is a legendary St. Louis live music venue presenting world class Jazz, Blues, R&B, Soul and Americana along with southern-inspired

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Jessica Laurent Clark was a featured speaker at a town hall meeting Tuesday hosted by Real Talk Radio Network in O'Fallon, Missouri.

A St. Louis judge has granted a request by a Roman Catholic priest to have a 2014 arrest expunged from his record after a statutory sodomy case was dropped in 2015.

“The message to the airlines is you’ve got to make it easier for passengers to understand their rights," said Sec. Pete Buttigieg

The Missouri legislature passed HB 1878 and this new law takes effect Sunday.

Labor Day weekend is coming up, typically the last big summer travel weekend. Over the last two months, gas prices have been declining, but that decline has slowed late this summer.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY - On Thursday, August 25, 2022, the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office issued warrants on suspect John Cowan, 63 years of age, of the 1200 block of Congress Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri 63138, for Murder First Degree and Armed Criminal Action. A mugshot of Cowan is attached. Cowan is being held on $1,000,000 cash only, no 10% bond. Please note, charges are merely an accusation and Defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in a court of law. The probable cause statement reads: On August 24, 2022, officers were dispatched to a shooting in the 1200 block of Congress Avenue. A witness stated that the victim and the defendant had been in a verbal altercation in the living room of the home. The defendant then arms himself with a 12 gauge shotgun, follows the victim into the kitchen and shoots the victim once in the stomach. Officers recovered the firearm in the living room and found the victim to be deceased on the kitchen floor. Th

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A 49-year-old Crawford County man was sentenced Wednesday to more than three years in federal prison on a child enticement charge.

Police are investigating numerous marijuana dispensary break-ins across the St. Louis region. The latest incident happened Thursday morning when the suspects were shooting at people who saw them breaking in.

Residents in north St. Louis' Penrose neighborhood say they’ve been left in the dark about a fatal dog attack investigation.

Homeowners affected by the flood or volunteers looking to help can get involved with Samaritan's Purse's disaster relief efforts through Oct. 1.

After temporarily closing its taproom during the pandemic, the South City brewery recently expanded its patio, kitchen, and beer options.

Slash has announced a new book diving into the many guitars he's played over the years. The 300-page tome, simply titled The Collection: Slash, includes photographs and illustrations of Slash's…

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Join NBM’s Sittin’ on the Porch on Thursday Nights from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM! Players of all levels are encouraged to come jam with

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EDWARDSVILLE - Registered voters are now eligible to request a Vote by Mail Ballot. August 10 was the first day the County Clerk’s Office could accept a request. Ballots will be mailed to those who request a Vote by Mail Ballot beginning on September 29. County Clerk, Debbie Ming-Mendoza, said in the first week, the County Clerk’s Office has received over 150 requests for Vote by Mail Ballots. The clerk’s office has also received 1,300-plus permanent Vote by Mail requests following the June 28 Primary Election. "The last day a Vote by Mail Ballot can be requested is November 3," Mendoza said. Vote by Mail became a popular way to cast your ballot during the COVID Pandemic. Mendoza said, “The County Clerk’s Office works to provide every opportunity for Madison County residents to carry out their constitutional right to vote. I want registered voters to be confident that no matter how you cast your ballot it is counted with the utmost integrity. Voters

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A horse will be featured at a storybook reading, and live music will complement a history of Irish immigrants in Missouri.

Nicholas Haglof was sentenced to four years in federal prison and will also be required to pay $3,000 to victims that could be identified and asked for restitution.

"If you have been affected by the storms come and apply for SBA loans and at least start the process," Jones said Thursday afternoon.