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District 6 is investigating a shooting that left a 24-year-old man injured on March 26, 2025 in the 6000 block of Lucille.

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District 1 is investigating a stabbing that happened on March 26, 2025 in the 200 block of Schirmer Street.

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District 4 is investigating a robbery that happened on March 26, 2025 near North Grand Boulevard & Cass Avenue.

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to impose a 25% tariff on imported cars and light trucks. Trump, who campaigned on bringing down consumer costs, said during an Oval Office signing event the additional tax on foreign goods would spur U.S. production. Asked if, like other tariffs Trump’s threatened, trade partners could do […]

ALTON – Ward 2 Alderwoman Carolyn MacAfee outlined her priorities, goals, and more for our State of the Race 2025 coverage as she seeks re-election for another term in the upcoming April 1, 2025 elections. In addition to serving on the board of Pride, Inc. since 1984, MacAfee has been Alton’s Ward 2 Alderwoman for the past 12 years – which she takes as a sign she “must be doing something right.” “I’m very quick to act. I know what to do, I know where to go,” MacAfee said. “About once a month, I will drive my whole ward, and if I see something I think should be corrected, I turn it in myself. “All aldermen should be aware of what’s going on in their ward, and I am.” MacAfee also wants Ward 2 residents to know what’s going on in their neighborhoods. Going forward, she plans to hold Ward 2 meetings every month, mirroring and possibly combining with ongoing Ward 1 meetings. These public forums, open to al

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The stabbing was about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 5100 block of Maple Avenue.

How do you raise children when the political and social climate in America is increasingly dystopian and moving toward authoritarianism? “The Last American Road Trip” attempts to answer that question.

Join The Bret Mega Show live from Cardinals Nation for Opening Day on March 27th! Breakfast is $30 per person from 8am – 10am on the second floor of Cardinals […]

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BROOKLYN - A Brooklyn, Illinois, police officer was injured recently while trying to deploy spike strips during a vehicle pursuit, prompting charges against a man involved in the incident. The officer is expected to recover from his injuries. This incident brought back terrible memories for Tammy Pierce, mother of Brian Pierce Jr., who was killed in the line of duty on Wednesday, August 4, 2021, by a fleeing vehicle while attempting to deploy spike strips on the McKinley Bridge during a vehicle pursuit. The chase began following an incident at a nightclub in Brooklyn. Tammy Pierce said the emotional trauma for her family of her son's death was more than she could ever describe. She said her son was such a good person and had several jobs and was trying to set up a bright future for himself. In a quick moment, his life ended tragically, she said. Tammy is under the contention that spike strips should not be allowed in the state. She had this comment on the recent incident involving

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The man was in the road when he was hit about 3 a.m. in the 9200 block of South Broadway, at Horn Avenue, police said.

When Trump FCC boss Brendan Carr was selected last November, I was quick to point out that the U.S. press was completely disinterested in what this meant for stuff like broadband consumer protection. Outlets at the time were quick to push quotes about what a “nice guy” Carr was. Few could be bothered to mention […]

Elzara Yusufova teaches about 40 students in the region, using her background as a plein-air artist to teach children, teenagers and adults.

Public Health Director Kanika Cunningham and St. Louis County are being sued by former health department employee, who says she was told to lie about public records requests.