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A 52-year-old Edwardsville man is in custody amid an investigation into the distribution of child pornography.

From St. Louis Business Journal: THO Investments intends to move forward with its plans for a data center at 500 Prospect Ave., a vacant lot next to the former Armory building in Midtown, and said Wednesday that it will hold two public meetings on the project. The investment firm said the data center is part […]

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From KSDK: St. Louis Lambert International Airport is preparing for a long-awaited transformation that could break ground as early as next year. City leaders say the overhaul of the nearly 70-year-old facility is not just overdue — it’s essential. The project, currently in the design phase, is being led by St. Louis-based global architecture firm […]

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TROY - The Triad Community Unit School District #2 has attracted attention after parents learned that a man with a felony conviction is working at a Troy elementary school. In 1999, Bryan Jasper was convicted with Statute 720 5/10-3, a Class 4 felony of Unlawful Restraint. The victim was 16 years old at the time of the offense. Jasper is currently employed as a custodian at C.A. Henning Elementary School. Parents have raised concerns about Jasper’s continued employment at the school. “We’re just confused on, basically, what the hell is going on and who do we have around our kids,” said parent Michael Wilson. During the 1999 case, Jasper also pleaded “not guilty” to Statute 720 5/12-16(d), a Class 2 felony of criminal sexual assault. According to Illinois state code, this charge is for “an act of sexual penetration or sexual conduct with a victim who is at least 13 years of age but under 17 years of age” when the defendant is a

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When Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham released their debut album, Buckingham Nicks, in 1973, it failed to make any sort of significant appearance on the album charts. But more than 50…

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From St. Louis Business Journal: Walking into Hotel Saint Louis, visitors are greeted by a two-story lobby filled with columns, elaborate plasterwork and a stained glass window ceiling. Antique-style elevator doors swing open to whisk guests up to rooms painstakingly renovated to honor the building’s historic charm, while offering modern conveniences. The view from the […]

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PERE MARQUETTE — Pere Marquette State Park will host its annual Fishing and Night Hike Owl Program on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025, offering an evening of education and outdoor activities for families and nature enthusiasts. Scott Isringhausen, the park’s urban fishing coordinator, will begin the program at 5:30 p.m. with an educational talk. Following the presentation, children are invited to fish at the Blue Gill Pond located next to the Visitor’s Center. For more information, participants can call (618) 796-3323. At 7:30 p.m., the focus will shift to a program about owls and other nocturnal creatures commonly heard during outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, and hiking. Afterward, attendees will embark on a roughly two-mile night hike, which includes some uphill sections, to listen for owls and other nighttime sounds. The event will conclude with a hot dog and marshmallow roast. Isringhausen advised that each family bring one flashlight. Refreshments and

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In a newsletter sent out to subscribers, the corporation also said it would not be producing any programs until late 2026 or early 2027.

One morning earlier this year, as Deb Capistrano came on duty for her shift as a nurse in her hospital’s stroke unit, her colleagues from the night shift warned her that one of her patients for the day was a man who’d been threatening to harm them. Capistrano has been a registered nurse for 17 […]

On Thursday (Oct. 2nd) a reopening was held after work was completed on a $3 million renovation of the Maplewood Public Library – one of the oldest libraries in the St. Louis area. The renovation began in 2024 with the primary goal of waterproofing and repairing existing water damage to the building, which was originally […]

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Governor J.B. Pritzker is taking a stand against what he calls "medical misinformation" from the federal government, emphasizing the importance of accurate public health information.

For a local Alaska resident who didn’t qualify for Medicaid because she made a few dollars over the income threshold, Title X family planning funding would have been an option for care at Planned Parenthood in Anchorage. The federal money is used by many clinics to provide low-cost or free services such as birth control […]

Lawmakers from the Stateline area are reacting to the ongoing government shutdown, with differing views on healthcare for illegal immigrants.

CHATHAM, Ill. (WCIA) -- The investigation into April's deadly car crash at the YNOT Outdoors after-school program in Chatham is complete, and the State's Attorney's Office will not be filing charges in the case. 10 children were hit by a Jeep on April 28 when the vehicle drove off of Breckenridge Road, went into a [...]

From St. Louis Public Radio: State money will soon begin going to victims of the May tornado in St. Louis via an organization made up of north side churches. But the total dollars will start out small with a possibility of increasing. The Spirit of St. Louis Task Force, a faith-based disaster response and relief […]

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Sen. Angela Mosley's run-in with St. Louis County Councilwoman Shalonda Webb is the latest in a history of fisticuffs among Missouri politicians