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Man reported missing after leaving for work: Police
SLCPD says the 33-year-old was headed to work and has not been seen since.
Bach at the Bistro
Presented by The Bach Society of Saint Louis Get ready for Bach at the Bistro: Broadway Reimagined at Jazz St. Louis. Programmed and directed by Assistant Conductor Stephen Eros, this […]
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St. Louis County woman sentenced for producing child pornography involving toddler
A St. Louis County woman appeared in federal court Tuesday to be sentenced for producing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) involving a toddler.
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STL Health Dept. checks visitors' log at aquarium for measles exposure
St. Louis health leaders on Tuesday provided new details about the potential measles exposure at the St. Louis Aquarium last week. Staff at the city health department are looking over sign-in sheets at the aquarium and notifying anyone who may have been exposed to the measles, including a group of children.
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Missouri Senate passes bill to fund sheriffs’ retirement system
A bill to fund pensions for Missouri sheriffs from new fees on court documents and a slice of the money the state pays counties to house prisoners passed the state Senate on a nearly unanimous vote Tuesday, potentially rescuing a retirement system that voters refused to support at the ballot in November. Last year, lawmakers […]
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Trump Administration Sets Up ‘Military Zone’ At Texas Border To Bump Up Immigration Arrest Stats
There will never be enough casual evil with this administration. Trump has already invoked the Alien Enemies Act to justify the extrajudicial renditioning of Venezuelan immigrants to a maximum security prison in [checks notes] El Salvador. Claiming that the mere presence of foreign gang members is an act of war has allowed the DHS, CBP, […]
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Future Teachers Celebrated at Civic Memorial's Signing Ceremony
BETHALTO - Bethalto’s future teachers were honored at the annual Educators Rising signing ceremony at Civic Memorial High School. On Tuesday, May 6, 2025, this ceremony recognized the graduating students who have committed to studying education in college. Angie Neilson, who oversees the Education Pathway program at Civic Memorial, explained that the seniors have had the opportunity to shadow Bethalto teachers and engage with younger students, and she is incredibly proud of them. “I could teach them out of a textbook, which I do a little bit of that, but they push out into class and they’re teaching lessons and they’re out at recess and they’re helping during lunch, because that’s where they fall in love with it,” Neilson explained. “This was our biggest class of future teachers, so we thought about doing a signing to recognize them, because the hope is that they do come back here and teach.” The honored students included
Dave Bailey closing Midtown restaurant Small Batch
Restaurateur Dave Bailey is closing whiskey bar and restaurant Small Batch in Midtown.
Spectrum to hire 100 St. Louis-area field technicians as it expands broadband network
The company announced that it was adding 100 new field techs "in the coming months," and also touted a recently-opened facility south of St. Louis.
Real ID rules for domestic flights begins Wednesday
On May 7, the new federal Real ID requirements for flying domestically in the United States begin, and the Department of Homeland Security's website directs individuals to the DMV's page for a list of required identifiers.
Belleville, Caseyville, Fairview Heights, Batchtown, Troy, Females Named Outstanding Graduating Girl Scouts
GLEN CARBON – Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois is pleased to announce that twelve girls were named Outstanding Graduating Girl Scouts at the annual Recognition of Excellence ceremony on Sunday, April 27. Outstanding Graduating Girl Scouts are awarded a scholarship for demonstrating their extraordinary leadership in the Girl Scout Movement, in school, and in their communities. Along with sharing their achievements and contributions, girls who apply for the scholarship submit an essay entitled “What Girl Scouts Means to Me” along with a reference letter. Outstanding Graduating Girl Scout Scholarships are funded from proceeds from the annual United We Lead Gala. Congratulations to this year’s Outstanding Graduating Girl Scouts! Kaylee Asher Belleville, Illinois Troop #74 Kyleigh Bagby Belleville, Illinois Troop #74 Riley Baldwin Fairview Heights, Illinois Troop #177 Violet Barnett Troy, Illinois Troop #578 Olivia Brodbeck Batchtown, Illinois
Accounting firm names 3 partners, 1 principal in St. Louis metro
The St. Louis and O'Fallon, Illinois, offices of accounting-consulting firm KEB have seven partners, one principal and about 50 employees in those two locations including its affiliate, KEB Wealth Advisors.
100 days in, new St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney shares progress report
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith says her office has reduced the county’s backlog of cases by 45% in her first 100 days in office. That’s just one accomplishment she shared at a news conference Tuesday in Clayton.
Missouri Director of Revenue: Wednesday is D-Day for REAL ID
On the eve of the nationwide implementation of the REAL ID, the director of the Missouri Department of Revenue said roughly 46% of Missouri license holders currently have the security-enhanced identification.
Hazelwood school bus driver charged after physical confrontation with students
A school bus driver is charged with a felony after students say he fought with kids on the bus.