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Ferguson native Keyon Harrold grew up as one of 16 children in a family that prioritized music and community across generations. His grandfather was a

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The Green House Venture announced in 2015 for the corner of DeTonty and Lawrence in the Shaw neighborhood took a step forward with the submission of a $3.25M zoning-only building permit on April 20th. The Preservation Board granted preliminary approval to the plan at their Sept 27, 2021 meeting. The 8,000sf education center is focused […]

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A Kentucky man who pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the killing of an Illinois sheriff's deputy was sentenced Friday to life in prison without parole.

Rising star, Golliday, is bringing his extraordinary band to the National Blues Museum! Pulling influences from Prince to Boosty Collins, Golliday is sure to wow

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This signature culminating performance by COCA’s Vocal Company is sure to be filled with unique songs and stories created by COCA’s student vocalists. Special guests

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Lawmakers are working on the largest budget in Missouri's history, but they are also talking about cutting dozens of positions.

Another innocent motorist had minor injuries. Police arrested a man after the three-car crash.

When the St. Louis Zoo modified polices in response to COVID-19, among them was a new reservation system. Two years later, the zoo said it's not going away.

Former professional golfer Brad Smith, now head men's golf coach at Webster University in St. Louis, had an aha moment in 2017 while watching current pro Jason Day's approach to his short game. Smith liked Day's straight-arm technique for chipping and pitching and wanted to replicate it with a training aid. That idea led to a startup, Flyt Golf, and a patent-pending sleeve that's now used by more than 50 PGA Tour players and instructors, including champions such as Justin Rose. “The Flyt Sleeve…

Preliminary report by CGL Companies finds organizational and communications issues at the Clayton jail.

"Just the prices on everything have gone up, and it’s hard out there—food insecurity is huge," a mom of three children said.

A Godfrey man has been identified as the motorcyclist who died Thursday night in a crash in Madison County.

EDWARDSVILLE – Southern Illinois University Edwardsville lit up red with Cougar pride Thursday, April 21 in celebration of its inaugural One Day, One SIUE Day of Giving, which raised more than $572,000 and set a new standard for alumni engagement and community partnership as the University defines its future. “On behalf of the entire University, I want to thank you for your generosity and for your continued partnership," said Chancellor James T. Minor, PhD. “Each of our donors and partners plays an important role as we develop a bold vision for this university. My ambition is that SIUE be first and best at providing high-quality, affordable degree opportunities for all students. There is unrealized potential here that must be unlocked as we go forward. The time is now to more powerfully advance our mission. This is just the beginning of what we will achieve as we chart the path forward, together.” Monies raised through One Day, One SIUE will support scholarships

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