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With Monday’s record $1.9 billion Powerball jackpot, more and more people around St. Louis are getting lottery tickets without leaving home. You can buy them on your phone with the Illinois Lottery app, but you have to physically be in Illinois to use it.

More than 100 St. Louis children got the unique experience of ‘Hop with a Cop.'

If you were patiently waiting for Monday night's Powerball numbers to be drawn, you'll have to wait a little while longer.

Voters appear to have taken advantage of the new no-excuse absentee voting law and come out in droves.

Ahead of Election Day, nearly 1.2 million Illinoisans have already cast their vote.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri NAACP is asking voters to vote "No" on Amendment 3 saying legalizing marijuana will not the industry more diverse. According to Legal Missouri 22, the campaign that put the question on the ballot, if Amendment 3 is approved there would be 144 new small marijuana businesses awarded to historically [...]

"We might actually surpass the 2016 presidential election as far as absentee voters," Director of Elections Kurt Bahr said.

The early months of 2021, following Trump’s loss at the polls and the subsequent raid of the Capitol building by his supporters, were periodically punctuated by disturbing revelations about the DOJ under the former reality show star. Seeking to plug multiple leaks originating in his administration, the Trump DOJ began targeting journalists, hoping to use […]

Carrie Underwood comes to Enterprise Center on November 7!

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Over at National Review, Andrew Stuttaford admits that a recent column by Tim Bond doesn't "inspire confidence." But he really likes this part: According to the BIS [the Bank of International Settlements], since the start of this century, advanced economy non-financial debt (that is debt owed by governments, business and households) has risen by 86 ...continue reading "Is debt really up all over the place?"

Police identified the victim Monday as 17-year-old Caleb Balaban from St. Clair, Missouri.

Amanda Oberfeld, 39, was hit while crossing the street just before 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

Remember: if you are in line when polls close, you have a right to cast your ballot.

Judge Jason Sengheiser ordered evidence be destroyed on nearly 7,000 cases.

Army Pvt. James R. Tash, 20, of St. Louis, was accounted for on Sept. 27.