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SSM Health offers new addiction treatment alternative at clinic
SSM Health's Long-Acting Injection Clinic has been providing a new treatment option for patients struggling with addiction, with over 100 injections administered in May alone and one patient attributing their success to the clinic.
IBEW Local 1 Veterans Committee Brightens O’Fallon VFW Post
From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune: Members of the IBEW Local 1 Veterans Committee recently volunteered their time and efforts toward making VFW Post 5077 a little brighter by retrofitting the older building’s lights. A group of about 10 IBEW Local 1 volunteers teamed up at the hall at 8500 Veterans Memorial Parkway on May […]
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The Ultimate 2025 Cyber Security SOC Analyst Bundle has 12 courses covering what you need to know to help identify vulnerabilities, monitor for threats, and respond to incidents as a Security Operations Center analyst. Courses cover IT fundamentals, CCNA certifications, Linux, Wireshark, and Splunk. It’s on sale for $35. Note: The Techdirt Deals Store is […]
She's breaking records—and swears it's because of KFC's honey sauce
Deputies who 'gossip' threatened with termination by St. Louis sheriff, leaked document shows
St. Louis deputies face new anti-gossip policy under Sheriff Montgomery
Gateway Studios Opens Doors in Chesterfield Valley
From West Newsmagazine: Gateway Studios & Production Services has officially opened its studio complex in Chesterfield. The 32-acre facility at 900 Spirit of Saint Louis Blvd. is designed to meet the demands of the complex touring productions, television and film projects and high-end corporate events. “We set out to build a space that solves real […]
Follow these tips to avoid your home being stolen: County leaders
Following recent cases of homes nearly being fraudulently stolen, several counties in the St. Louis area are warning the public and encouraging them to follow steps to prevent becoming victims.
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Alton Amphitheater Announces Headliner Show for August
ALTON - The Alton Amphitheater will welcome rock band Puddle of Mudd this August. On Saturday, Aug. 2, 2025, community members can come out to the Alton Amphitheater for the concert. Dan Herkert, chair of the Alton Amphitheater Commission, promises a fun night on the river. “The riverfront is going to be rocking on Aug. 2,” Herkert said. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the opener goes on at 7 p.m. Herkert said they are still working with Puddle of Mudd to finalize the opening act, but this will be announced soon. Puddle of Mudd takes the stage at 8 p.m. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 30, 2025, through MetroTix . General admission costs $34.25. You can grab reserved tickets for $46.50 or enjoy VIP seating, parking and private concessions at $65. Herkert added it’s likely there will be a meet-and-greet opportunity with the band, but they are still working out those details. He noted that it’s been a few years since the amphitheater
Police shoot, kill robbery suspect following pursuit in north St. Louis
An armed robbery suspect is dead after a high-speed chase and brief search ended in gunfire near a scrapyard in north St. Louis.
Four arrested after gunfire near East St. Louis school, squad car struck
Police arrested four people accused of firing shots near an East St. Louis school and crashing into a squad car as officers responded.
Street racing call leads to assault charge against man who allegedly tried to hit St. Louis officer with car
Contractors Join Forces to Tackle Tornado Debris
From Fox2: Since the devastating tornado struck, some of the biggest names in construction have come together to clean up storm debris and move forward in the recovery. Enter the Greater St. Louis Tornado Recovery Effort. “There’s a lot going on,” Rick Moeckel, Clayco executive vice president, said. “This right here is the path. Over […]
Teen in custody for stabbings at O’Fallon, Mo. apartment building
A teenager is in custody for a pair of stabbings over a two-day period at an O’Fallon apartment building.
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Civic Memorial High School Teacher Writes Song for Students
BETHALTO - Civic Memorial High School teacher Charlie Brown loves songwriting almost as much as he loves his students. It was an obvious decision to write a song for them. Brown is currently working on his sixth album, with plans to record in the next year or so. The album is slowly taking shape, and it revolves around his teaching and the students who have inspired him as a singer, songwriter and human being. “It’s just cool to involve the community and the kids that I teach,” he said. “It’s just been a blast.” Brown has released one song already, and it might be one of the most personal pieces he’s ever written. “Parking Lot Prayers” details the prayer he says every morning for his students before he begins his day as the culinary arts teacher at CMHS. But it wasn’t enough to be inspired by his students; Brown decided he needed them to be involved. He found “the best singers in the school” to sing
Tornado intersects with school closure plans underway in St. Louis
About 28 St. Louis Public Schools buildings have been evaluated for electrical problems, blown-out windows or severe roof damage.
85-Year-Old Man Dies in Godfrey Memorial Day Weekend Crash
GODFREY - An 85-year-old man - Morris E. Gross - died, and another person was injured in a two-vehicle crash on Airport Road in Godfrey over the Memorial Day weekend. The collision occurred at approximately 5:24 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, 2025, near the 1100 block of Airport Road in Godfrey. Gross was a passenger in a classic Corvette involved in the crash. Godfrey Fire Protection District first responders performed CPR on Gross at the scene, fire officials said. The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing. Authorities have not released additional details about the other vehicle or the condition of its occupants.
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