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Walk around the Saint Louis Zoo at twilight amidst the luminous glow of all new towering lanterns depicting animals, plants and traditional Chinese elements. You’re sure to enjoy this celebration […]

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Richard Booker had several supporters in court, including his wife. His attorney asked a judge to reduce the police officer’s $150,000 cash-only bond for an off-duty shooting of his daughter’s boyfriend.

The man accused of driving with his dump truck bed raised while hitting several streetlights and an interstate overpass had his bond reduced on Wednesday.

A hands-on experience where you’ll craft your very own wooden bowl candle from start to finish. You’ll be guided by Brandy, from Beautifully Kreated, step-by-step as you pour luxurious coconut […]

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Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam is a weekly gathering that brings jazz within reach […]

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St. Louis Development Corp. said it would withhold $18 million in incentives for City Foundry until workers were adequately paid.

Nestled in the heart of the city, Joe Jackson’s café has quickly become a beloved fixture in the community since its opening just half a year ago. Known for its warm atmosphere and rich coffee, the café has a beautiful piano as its centerpiece.

The program, located in Ferguson, uses interactive activities like rocket launches to inspire students to pursue careers in aeronautics and space exploration.

Because South Dakota governor Larry Rhoden is forever obligated to serve Kristi Noem and Kristi Noem is forever obligated to serve Donald Trump, he and his GOP buddies are making America MAGA again, starting with his home turf. Non-citizens have never really disrupted voting. But they’re the convenient scapegoat for a party that’s justifiably worried […]

ALTON – A man accused of using a stolen semi truck to flee police officers nine days after stealing an Alton School District truck faces charges in two Madison County cases. Danny L. Cope III, 33, listed as homeless out of Alton, was charged on March 26, 2026 with one count of unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle (a Class 2 felony) and three counts of aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer (each Class 4 felonies). On March 25, 2026, Cope is accused of knowingly

Masyn Winn singled home the winning run with two outs in the 11th inning to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 victory over the slumping New York Mets on Wednesday.

The St. Louis Blues have spent much of the season near the bottom of the NHL standings, and up until recently, seemed to be an afterthought for playoffs. However, behind a surprising late-season surge, they have somehow worked their way back into the conversation.

ALTON - The Wedge Innovation Center is celebrating its first year of operation with a month-long campaign focused on giving back to the community that helped bring the space to life. Since opening in downtown Alton, The Wedge, powered by SIUE, has grown into a space for entrepreneurs, remote professionals, students, and organizations seeking a place to work, develop, connect, and generate new ideas. Designed as more than just a coworking space, The Wedge serves as a platform where business,

A man facing charges for shooting at an off-duty St. Louis police officer earlier this week has a prior criminal record that includes charges of brandishing a weapon.

WOOD RIVER - The local chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness has named a new executive director. NAMI Southwestern Illinois is located inside Riverbend Family Ministries in Wood River. Last month, they named Jason Farley as the nonprofit’s executive director after he served as its interim executive director for six months. He noted that the agency is experiencing a “growth spurt” since its move to Wood River last year, and he looks forward to supporting more

JERSEYVILLE – With warmer weather and city-wide infrastructure projects underway, Jerseyville officials are urging residents to stay informed about road closures and more via TextMyGov. Jerseyville Mayor Kevin Stork encouraged residents to sign up for the city’s TextMyGov text message notification system at the latest City Council meeting on March 31, 2026. Those interested can text JERSEYVILLE to 91896 to opt into alerts and notifications from the City of Jerseyville. “We’re