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About kitchen utensils, a fiddle and other tales.

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The trophies sit in a box collecting dust in the basement of Kaia Mills-Lee's residence.

At least one installer said they're seeing fewer A/C unit thefts, likely due to technology.

A former Chillicothe, Missouri, respiratory therapist is charged with first-degree murder for the death of a hospital patient in 2002.

Enjoy St. Louis Cardinal baseball at Busch Stadium.

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A 73-year-old man died after crashing his car late Monday night in the city’s North Riverfront neighborhood, according to police.

Police found a broken window after they were called to the Chippewa location by an early-morning burglary alarm.

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — With time running short, the Missouri House passed on Monday a newly proposed map for the state’s eight congressional districts that — if the Senate agrees …

The retailer, with stores that include both groceries and general merchandise, signed a deal to anchor a the $70 million development after a prior anchor tenant dropped out.

Many music fans planning to attend concerts this summer will be checking StubHub to see if they can score tickets to shows by their favorite acts. Now, the ticketing platform…

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Dave Mustaine is going unplugged for his latest collaboration with Gibson. The Megadeth frontman has announced the Dave Mustaine Songwriter acoustic guitar. It marks the first signature acoustic Mustaine is…

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Virtual Lecture   Both a strength and a weakness of photography is that a single picture cannot say all that there is to say about

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St. Louis-area hospitals are seeing a slight increase in COVID cases again, and doctors predict the numbers will continue to go up.

Quintell Harris, 36, of Bel-Ridge was identified as the victim.

The owner of the notable Italian restaurant Louie has announced a new restaurant to open this fall on Wydown Boulevard.

EDWARDSVILLE - Judy Frank of Edwardsville, the mother of six children and 15 grandchildren, each Mother’s Day and other major holidays professes one special wish. Her greatest hope is that as many of her family as can, go to a St. Boniface Catholic Church Mass. Once again this past Mother’s Day, Judy and her family attended a church service that made her heart content. Judy and her husband, Roger, have always put their family first. The couple has been married for 47 years. Her grandchildren range from 2 years old to 15. Most of the Frank couple's free time is spent at baseball, T-Ball, volleyball, basketball, concerts, and dance recitals of their grandchildren. "My favorite thing other than going to church with my family is camping with our kids and grandkids!" she said. “I don’t know what I would do without my husband,” she said. “He worked very hard with overtime and all six of my children went on to college. He is tremendous as far as helping

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ALTON - Alton Police Chief Marcos Pulido Tuesday afternoon released information about an attempted robbery at 3:44 p.m. on Monday, May 2, 2022, at Busey Bank, located at 4415 W. Center Drive. Chief Pulido said preliminary investigation revealed that a suspect entered Busey Bank, while concealing his face and demanded money. "The suspect, who did not display a weapon, was unsuccessful at stealing money, fled the area in a southeasterly direction," the chief said. "No injuries were reported." Alton Police Officers were provided a description, which included the clothing worn by the suspect. Alton Police officers and detectives, with the assistance of an on-duty Illinois State Police K9 unit, began searching the area for the suspect. The suspect was not apprehended, but clothing worn by the suspect was located. Detectives with the Alton Police Department Criminal Investigations Division continued to investigate. Today, this case was presented to the Madison County State’s Attorney’s

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Last week the European Union’s top court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), handed down its judgment on whether upload filters should be allowed as part of the EU Copyright Directive. The answer turned out to be a rather unclear “yes, but…“. Martin Husovec, an assistant professor of law at the London […]