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The probable cause statement says officers began to recognize Moore and later arrested her.

The St. Louis Blues will take on the Carolina Hurricanes at Enterprise Center on Tuesday, January 13th.

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Since earliest days of computer games, people have tinkered with the software to customize their own experiences or share their vision with others. From the dad who changed the game’s male protagonist to a girl so his daughter could see herself in it, to the developers who got their start in modding, games have been […]

After heavy snow around Thanksgiving, much of December and January have lacked the precipitation needed to boost river flows and recharge reservoirs — a scenario, however, that is not uncommon for mid-winter.

From St. Louis Business Journal: Investors due to receive a $13 million court settlement from a St. Louis developer are seeking to collect in Missouri while also filing a new federal lawsuit claiming fraud. Developer Jeff Tegethoff, who has worked on some of the largest pending developments in St. Louis and the Lake of the […]

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WASHINGTON — Members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus announced Tuesday they will oppose any federal funding for immigration enforcement following the deadly shooting of a woman by an immigration officer in Minneapolis.  “Our caucus will oppose all funding for immigration enforcement in any appropriations bills until meaningful reforms are enacted to end militarized policing practices,” […]

From St. Louis Business Journal: Significant downtown St. Louis projects were announced or started in 2025. From January to December, nearly $1 billion in projects were unveiled or broke ground in the 2.91 square miles that encompass the region’s downtown. Millennium Of the new projects announced in 2025, the biggest was the Millennium Hotel site […]

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The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards and Gibson have collaborated on a pair of limited-edition guitars, autographed by the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer.According to a press release, the instruments are exact replicas…

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Caeden Malik Thompson, 17, of Northwoods, was charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Deonte Anderson, 21, on Dec. 11.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously upheld a law barring minors from receiving cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers and gender transition surgeries and prohibiting Medicaid coverage of gender-affirming care for all ages. The decision, written by Judge Kelly Broniec, affirms a 2024 Cole County Circuit Court ruling from that sided with the state on all […]

A Fenton, Missouri, man appeared in federal court Tuesday to be sentenced for recording his sexual abuse of two underage girls.

From Construction Dive: Contractors will need to depend on a familiar formula in 2026. Over the past 12 months, construction activity leaned heavily on a narrow group of winning sectors. Tech giants pledged billions to expand the buildouts of their data center footprints. Public infrastructure construction, such as highways and water works, hummed along despite […]

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A teen will be tried as an adult after he is accused of killing a man and injuring a pregnant woman during a shooting back in 2024.

ALTON — SCI Engineering has made notable progress this week in draining a sinkhole that formed beneath the soccer field at Gordon Moore Park, city officials said Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026. The sinkhole draining started on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026. The sinkhole, which developed above a mine operated by New Frontier Materials beneath the field, first appeared on June 26, 2024. The City of Alton hired SCI Engineering as an independent consultant to investigate the site and develop a remediation

A man shot by a deputy Sunday in Swansea, Illinois, now faces six felony charges, including multiple offenses for allegedly stabbing a family member beforehand.

In a newsletter Tuesday afternoon, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or DESE, said it received all requested funds after it submitted "detailed justification" to the federal government on Friday.