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Foo Fighters have announced their first show of 2025, but you’ll have to travel pretty far to see it.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers are booked to play the…

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ALTON - In honor of Seth Kimbro’s birthday, community members are invited to a “Battle for Kimbro” airsoft memorial game complete with prizes, raffles, food and more. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 17, 2025, Bing Field Paintball and Airsoft Park will host “Battle for Kimbro” to honor Seth and share his story while raising money for Cognitive FX in Utah. Community members can come out and enjoy the day. “I feel like this is a good way to give a shoutout to him for a very good happy birthday from Earth to Heaven,” said Laura Kimbro, Seth’s mother. “That’s just what we’re hoping to do this weekend, and really give awareness and help people.” Seth lost his life to suicide following a traumatic brain injury. In the years since his death, Laura has made it her mission to educate people about the link between traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and post-concussion syndrome depression. Laura explained that

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RIVERBEND - Suicide rates spike in spring. How can you support your community, and what do you do if you’re experiencing suicidal thoughts? Kristina Sandidge, a local Mental Health First Aid instructor, explained there are several warning signs that you might notice before someone attempts to take their life. Whether you’re dealing with a loved one or you’ve encountered a stranger who needs help, there are ways you can intervene. “One of the things we can do as better supports for individuals who might be thinking about suicide is being educated,” Sandidge said. “There’s a lot of stigma associated with mental health and suicide, and when we break down those barriers and we bring in a little bit of education, we get a little bit more comfortable. People are more willing to open up to us.” Sandidge noted that while there are “actually quite a few” warning signs that you might notice, every individual’s experience

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Dr. Pernikoff said he was glad to work alongside "an amazing professional team of animal care managers," but did not provide a reason for his resignation.

The OCA-Advocates St. Louis night market returns to uplift and celebrate the community during AANHPI month.

Natural gas customers in the Chicago suburbs and downstate Illinois are likely to see an increase in their monthly bills next year, but it’s up to state regulators to decide how big a hike, if any, to approve. Nicor Gas, which serves 2.3 million customers in northern and western Illinois, requested the largest gas rate plan in state history — roughly equivalent to $7.50 per month for the average residential customer. Ameren Illinois, which has over 800,000 downstate customers, requested an increase…

Mauki's began as a bakery stall at nearby Soulard Market before opening the brick-and-mortar space.

May 14 has been a day marked by pivotal moments that have shaped the course of history across the globe. Whether in politics, science, culture, or exploration, this date offers a fascinating glimpse into humanity's journey through time. Let's explore some of the most significant events that took place on May 14 throughout history. Arguably the most impactful event to occur on May 14 is the declaration of the independence of the State of Israel in 1948. After decades of Zionist efforts and following the end of British Mandate rule in Palestine, David Ben-Gurion, the head of the Jewish Agency, proclaimed the establishment of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948. This declaration came just hours before the British Mandate officially ended. The announcement marked the culmination of a complex political and social struggle for a Jewish homeland in the aftermath of the Holocaust and World War II. The declaration was met with immediate recognition by the United States and several other nations,

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What if owning less could actually make you feel richer? In a world overwhelmed by consumerism and constant digital noise, the minimalist lifestyle offers a compelling alternative—one where simplicity leads to clarity, freedom, and well-being. Far from being a mere trend or aesthetic choice, minimalism is rooted in intentionally focusing on what truly matters, cutting through clutter in both physical and mental spaces. Reclaiming Time and Mental Space One of the most profound benefits of minimalism is the restoration of time and mental clarity. Studies show that the average American spends over 2 hours a day shopping online or browsing through products, often driven by impulse rather than need. This constant engagement with material consumption can overwhelm cognitive resources and increase stress. By paring down possessions and commitments, minimalists reduce decision fatigue—the mental exhaustion that comes from making too many trivial choices. For example, Steve Jobs

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For Austin Beckett, cooking was never just about "liking" food but about how it brought people together.

A car crashed into a bar and restaurant in The Grove neighborhood of St. Louis on Wednesday morning, with authorities responding to the scene.

Last year the Biden FCC passed a new rule providing portable Wi-Fi hotspots to school kids who struggle to do their homework online. More specifically, the rule allowed schools to leverage the FCC’s E-Rate program funds to pay for mobile hotspots in things like busses, making it easier for kids who lack broadband (or can’t afford broadband) […]

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - A massive overnight fire destroyed a house and cars in East St. Louis early Wednesday morning. The blaze occurred around 1:20 a.m. on North 87th Street near State Street. The East St. Louis Fire Department responded to the intense flames that tore through the roof, sending thick smoke into the [...]

A federal bankruptcy judge set the stage Tuesday for a bidding war between two powerhouse evangelical Christian radio outlets over beleaguered community radio station KDHX.

Students would not be able to use their phones from the opening bell of school to the closing bell.

Rep. Marlene Terry, a north St. Louis County Democrat, was stripped of her committee assignments.