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“All Week Long”: Joe Walsh playing music residency on The Late Show this week
Joe Walsh will visit The Late Show with Stephen Colbert for a weeklong musical residency this week. The longtime Eagles guitarist will be sitting in with the CBS talk show's…
Jerseyville Woman Faces Various Charges After Traffic Stop In Calhoun County
HARDIN - At 11:11 p.m. on Friday, August 5, 2022, Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office deputies conducted a traffic stop on Illinois River Road, near Hagen Road, Brussels, Calhoun County, Illinois. Subsequent to an investigation, the driver, Amy R. Morris, 36, of Jerseyville, was arrested on the following charges: Aggravated DUI - Alcohol (While Transporting a Child Under Age of 16) Speeding Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle. Morris was arrested without incident and lodged in the Jersey County Jail. All suspect(s) are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Family of Beverly Logan asks for public's help to find missing mother
It was January of this year when Beverly Logan's family last saw her. The 32-year-old mother disappeared near where her boyfriend lived around Ross Lane.
White House Grants St. Louis Area Federal Disaster Declaration Following Late July Flooding and Storms
State MARC locations remain open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at Friendly Temple Church
St. Louis City June 2022 Unemployment Data
The latest data released by the Missouri Economic Research & Information Center on the June 2022 unemployment rate.
Police identify man found dead in Deer Creek
ST. LOUIS — Police on Monday identified a man found dead Friday morning in Deer Creek as Randal Howland, 62, of the 500 block of Atalanta Avenue in Webster Groves.
On International Cat Day: Columnist Shares Mental Health Benefits of Pet Ownership
Today is International Cat Day, and there are many other days in August to celebrate your furry best friends! Centerstone's Lynda Killoran provides insight into how great it is and how challenging it can be to care for our pets. Still, the best benefit is a decrease in mental health struggles—as it releases the "happy hormones" known as oxytocin, dopamine and serotonin! After a bad day at school or work, many people look forward to being home with someone or something they love. Coming home to a beloved pet can be truly comforting. Cats, dogs…a multitude of animals are often considered best friends - they are loyal, loving, and can often sense when their human is feeling a little low. Studies show that pets can make us happier by lowering blood pressure and releasing the "happy hormones" known as oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin. "Having a pet also makes people feel less lonely," says Lynda Killoran, therapist at Centerstone. "For those who struggle with sadness
Enjoy This Fan Made Take On ‘Mario 64’ While You Can
This post will serve as the start of what will be a familiar cycle for fans of Nintendo. I’m going to show you something cool that Nintendo fans did, you’re going to get moderately excited, and then you’ll immediately become depressed when you realize that Nintendo will absolutely shut this cool project down in the […]
St. Louis County Man Arrested For Fatal Ted Drewes Hit and Run
John Travolta, other stars mourn the death of Olivia Newton-John
The entertainment world is mourning the loss of Australian pop legend and actress Olivia Newton-John, who died Monday morning after a long battle with cancer. John Travolta, who famously starred opposite…
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St. Louis County Man Arrested For Fatal Ted Drewes Hit and Run
A 10-day search for a pickup driver who struck 17-year-old Matthew Nikolai in front of Ted Drewes on July 29 came to an end today. Detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police have arrested 25-year-old Jacob Adler of St. Louis County for leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and tampering with evidence.
I have 2 tickets to the Andrew Bird show this Wednesday night August 10th at the Chesterfield Amphitheater that I sadly need to sell! Their great Reserved North Seats.
Alice Cooper to perform with the Original Misfits at Halloween weekend show in Texas
Alice Cooper will be celebrating Halloween weekend this year with The Original Misfits in the Lone Star State. The shock rocker will join the reunited horror-punk icons -- featuring original…
Mo. Humane Society reduces pit bull adoption fees
For the rest of August, would-be adopters can pick out a four-legged friend for just $25 in fees.
Carli Foersterling Leaves Softball Legacy, She Is A Tucker's Automotive & Repair Female Athlete of Month For Explorers.
ALTON - Carli Foersterling and Hayley Porter are two softball players and leaders that are almost impossible to replace in a program. The two girls have graduated from Marquette Catholic, but their legacy will live on with the other players they have inspired. Carli is embarking on a continuation of her softball career at Southwestern Illinois College in Belleville and plans to major in pharmaceutical science. Hayley has already been a Tucker's Automotive Repair and Tire Female Athlete of the Month for Marquette and now it is Carli's turn to shine in the honor. "I chose this school (Southwestern Illinois College) because it is one of the best JUCO’s in the area, I really like the coach, and I get to play with some of my best friends," she said. Marquette head girls softball Coach Dan Wiedman said the Porter and Foersterling families have been tireless volunteers for our softball program. "Debbie and Jessica have helped with fundraising by coordinating and working concessions
Flight attendants at Southwest Airlines battling for new contract
Lyn Montgomery and the 18,000 flight attendants she represents want one thing more than anything else in their contract negotiations with Southwest Airlines: Respect.
7-Year-Old Author Caps Off Summer Book Tour With Book Signing August 10
ALTON - Amoriah Gray, the 7-year-old author of “Amoriah’s Magic Afro Puffs,” will be holding a book signing event from 4-5 p.m. on August 10 at the Boys & Girls Club of Alton at 2512 Amelia St. in Alton. This event will cap off what’s been a busy summer for Amoriah, touring her book at everything from daycares to entrepreneur expos and even two City Halls. Copies of “Amoriah’s Magic Afro Puffs” will be available for $10 at the next book signing, in addition to T-shirts for $10, custom affirmations with your child’s name and adjectives for $10, and coloring book kits for $3. Angela Gray, Amoriah’s mother, said the Boys & Girls Club has been very supportive of Amoriah and that she plans to return there each year. Amoriah’s summer book tour kicked off with an event on Juneteenth (June 19) at James Killion Park in Alton, which Gray said went well. “It was our first year attending a vendor event, and it was very
U.S. Senate passes major health, tax and climate bill in boost for Democrats
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate, along party lines, passed a sweeping energy, health care, climate and tax package Sunday afternoon, following an overnight marathon of votes that resulted in just …
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