Widespread storms swept across the greater St. Louis region on Thursday. On the Illinois side, many areas reported damage that include downed trees and branches.
The Wentzville School Board banned a book from its library over sexual content on Thursday. In January, the board banned "The Bluest Eye" but later reversed it.
COLLINSVILLE – Memorial Day Weekend is the traditional start of summer and this year’s Memorial Day Fireworks Celebration is extra special as it kicks off the celebration of the City of Collinsville’s 150th Birthday, the Sesquicentennial Celebration. The celebration is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a part of the City’s 150th Birthday with a day of fun. “We are very excited to once again put on the Collinsville Memorial Day Fireworks Celebration and are looking forward to a day of fun for the entire family,” Kimberly Caughran, Collinsville Parks, and Recreation Director said. The Collinsville Aqua Park opens at 11 a.m. and the Memorial Day activities start at 2 p.m. Roads in the area around will be closing Sunday morning prior to the start of the celebration to give time for the food trucks and vendors to set up. Food trucks will be located near the stage on Eastport Plaza and vendors will set up on Gateway Drive. Included in the Memoria
Jason Danieley brings the same dynamic voice, warmth, and charm to his Contemporary Cabaret Series debut as he has to his critically acclaimed, award-winning Broadway
Requests for St. Louis County to allocate more money to the downtown convention center expansion are likely to face an uphill climb, particularly after the revelation that taxpayers will spend more on debt for the project after a delay in issuing bonds, two lawmakers said Thursday.
The St. Louis Business Journal has been recognizing top workplaces and what they are doing to attract and retain employees for more than 20 years through its Best Places to Work program. And over the course of that time, companies have offered a broad menu of benefits to its employees.
Calling 2022 legislative session “particularly grueling,” Ashley Bland Manlove, chair of the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus, said she is proud of its members and accomplishments.