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“Our price is comparable to someone starting on their own to build or buy a coup on their own and find their own chickens,” Tompkins said.

A major shift is taking place in public safety—the St. Louis City's police chief said that the city is seeing a historic drop in crime. 

Beginning on February 5, 2025, the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten will host trivia nights every Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. During the events, players can enjoy drink specials, including $3 aluminum […]

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Last October, Donald Trump sued CBS claiming (falsely) that a “60 Minutes” interview of Kamala Harris had been “deceitfully edited” to her benefit (they simply shortened some of her answers for brevity, as news outlets often do). As Mike explored, the lawsuit tramples the First Amendment and editorial discretion. At the same time, Trump FCC boss Brendan Carr […]

Luke Hunn pleaded guilty last month to two counts of DWI.

The Cole County Prosecutor’s Office said that no charges will be filed against State Representative Tricia Byrnes for an incident that happened at the Missouri State Capitol on Feb. 20.

The landlord for a federal office in Richmond Heights slated for closure by the Department of Government Efficiency said canceling the lease would be against the law. It's one of several buildings facing sudden lease cancellations across the nation that legal experts say aren't allowed under lease terms.

COLLINSVILLE – Collinsville Community Unit School District #10 announced Bobby Wright has been named principal of Collinsville High School beginning in the 2025-26 school year. Mr. Wright is currently an assistant principal at CHS. The 2025-26 school year will be his 14th in Collinsville CUSD 10. He served as CHS band director for nine years before becoming an assistant principal four years ago. Wright holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a master’s degree from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. He is currently completing a superintendent certification and doctorate at SIUE. He will succeed current principal, Dr. Daniel Toberman, who will leave Collinsville High School at the end of the 2024-25 school year. “Mr. Wright is a hardworking and organized educator who values clear communication, structure and constant improvement. His energy will foster a positive, student-focused environment that

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EDWARDSVILLE - Support the Girls-SIUE is proud to announce its upcoming “Let’s Talk About MENsTruAL Health” event in honor of Women’s History Month. This event will raise awareness of menstrual health and mental wellness, featuring Sarah Pringle, a certified midwife, as the guest speaker. Pringle will discuss the importance of menstrual and mental health in a safe and supportive environment. Since 2015, I Support the Girls has collected and distributed bras, underwear, and menstrual hygiene products to women and girls in need through its global network of affiliates. The SIUE chapter partners with Support the Girls of Edwardsville to fundraise and collect donations of new or gently used bras, new socks, new underwear, and menstrual hygiene products. These donations are distributed to women and girls in need within the community. I Support the Girls-SIUE’s success relies on the support and generosity of the local community. Through this effort, the organization

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Def Leppard has contributed an autographed drumhead for a new charity auction to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.The drumhead features signatures of all the band members, with…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning a reorganization that includes cutting over 80,000 jobs from the sprawling agency that provides health care and other services for millions of veterans, according to an internal memo obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press. The VA's chief of staff, Christopher Syrek, told top-level officials at [...]

ALTON - Grace Elizabeth Stoverink, a senior at Marquette Catholic High School, has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to the school’s dance team. Stoverink, who has been dancing since the age of 2, has played a pivotal role in her team’s success. Grace is a Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Female Athlete Of The Month for the Explorers. The recognition comes as part of a broader acknowledgment of student-athletes who excel in their sports. Stoverink received the Rising Star Award at a regional competition this year and is a two-time UDA All-Star. "I would like to thank my parents, Cristina and Joe Stoverink, for supporting me throughout my dance career and helping me get to where I am today," Stoverink said. She also expressed gratitude towards her teammates and coach, Megan Stevenson, for the memorable experiences they have shared. In addition to her achievements in dance, Stoverink has taken on leadership roles in her school. She serves as president

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Sonny Gray, the frontrunner to start Opening Day for the St. Louis Cardinals in 2025, said he felt "great" physically on Wednesday after his first spring start, an outing in which he focused on refining his pitch sequence, despite allowing three solo home runs.

Bricks plummeted four stories Wednesday morning from a loft apartment building on Locust Street in downtown St. Louis.

ALTON - Marquette Catholic High School's Radio Broadcasting and Communications class has been named a finalist in the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Student Section & Spirit Showdown, continuing a tradition of excellence that has characterized the program in recent years. The announcement was made as the competition gears up for its final results, which will be revealed this weekend. The class, led by teacher Elizabeth DeCourcey, has participated in the showdown for several years, achieving notable success, including two championship wins. Marquette Catholic Principal Tim Harmon expressed admiration for the students' dedication and creativity, highlighting the program's ability to adapt and thrive amidst changing dynamics each year. "Every year, new students join the program, bringing fresh ideas and perspectives," Harmon said. "Mrs. DeCourcey consistently works her magic, helping each student find their voice and place in the world of broadcasting and videography." The program'

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WOOD RIVER – Councilman Bill Dettmers has issued a statement in response to the recently scheduled special meeting of the Wood River City Council to consider changing the requirements to call for a special meeting. As previously reported on Riverbender.com , Mayor Tom Stalcup called for a special meeting this Thursday , March 6, 2025 at 5 p.m. to consider amending the City Code section regarding meetings. The amendment would raise the number of council members needed to submit written requests for a special meeting from two to three. In response to these developments, Dettmers has issued the following statement: “The reason why Mayor Stalcup called this Special Meeting can only be explained as an attempt to deny Councilmember David ‘Doc’ Ayres and my request for a Special City Council Meeting on Monday, March 10, at 7 p.m. The purpose of our requested Special City Council Meeting is to schedule a hearing for the purpose of termination of City Manager Steve

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St. Louis Jail Commissioner Tammy Ross is the latest person to sue Sheriff Alfred Montgomery. The lawsuit alleges the sheriff’s office detained Ross for refusing deputies access to an inmate.