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Suspect in Belleville shooting takes own life on I-55: Police
A man suspected of a fatal shooting in Belleville over the weekend took his own life rather than be taken into custody.
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Where can I donate lightly used/new Muslim garments, prayer beads, a Quran, etc.?
St. Louis Amtrak Ridership FY2025
STL road rage is the worst
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Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of The Week At Techdirt
This week, both our winners on the insightful side come in response to Tom Homan’s complaints about people calling ICE murderers. In first place, it’s Bloof with a translation of his words: ‘People need to be civil and helpful when masked thugs come for their friends and neighbours, and to just follow orders like good […]
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Woman killed in Belleville shooting. Suspect found dead, police say
Officers from the Belleville and Swansea police departments responded to the 1700 block of Jamestown Road at around 11:19 p.m. to shots fired.
Nicklaus: Missouri legislators wade into national debate over AI
A couple of bills aim to declare AI systems “non-sentient” and prohibit them from marrying or serving as corporate officers.
The STL metro is washed due to an empty terminal, guys /s
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Alton Area Residents Flock to Woody's Chicken Food Truck Launch
ALTON — Woody’s Chicken, a well-known local brand that closed in 2019, made a test comeback on Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026, by serving its signature chicken tenders from a food truck. The event took place at the Mr. Everything parking lot, 211 E. Elm St., starting at 10 a.m. and will continue until supplies run out. Vehicles lined up in unbelievable numbers for the event, reflecting strong community enthusiasm for the legendary Woody's Chicken product. Nate and Lilly Dettmers, family
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