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Police release name of man fatally shot in Jeff-Vander-Lou area
The shooting was in the 2700 block of Bacon Street around 9 p.m. Friday.
Police ID man fatally shot in St. Louis' Carr Square neighborhood
The incident occurred about 6 p.m. Saturday.
Bill 75 passed - An ordinance pertaining to a neighborhood implementation traffic calming system in the City of St. Louis, and establishing procedures for constituent requests of traffic calming, and the process for implementation.
Session Taco closing all locations
Whatβs up with no one stopping for pedestrians at crosswalks in this town?
Kehoe weighs changes to process he uses to pick judges
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe said that he would consider potential changes to the Missouri Plan, a process the state uses to pick state judges including the seven spots on the Missouri Supreme Court.
Fenton road rage murder investigation continues
An incident of road rage changed the lives of two men in an instant. One of them is now dead while the other sits in Jefferson County Jail without bond.
Glen Carbon Man Charged With Causing Injury During Fifth DUI
GLEN CARBON – A local man with multiple prior DUI convictions faces new felonies after allegedly injuring another person in a collision while under the influence. David A. Peters, 68, of Glen Carbon, was charged on Oct. 7, 2026, with two Class 1 felony counts of aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol. He also faces one count each of aggravated driving while under the influence resulting in great bodily harm and aggravated driving with a blood alcohol level of .08 or more resulting
How one school was saved as millions spent on future demos
Three historic schools in St. Louis City will soon be empty lots. Those demolitions are costing the St. Louis Public School District more than $3.6 million.
Selma Blair arrested after alleged altercation on Delta flight
Selma Blair was arrested and is facing assault charges following an alleged altercation with flight attendants aboard a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York City on Sunday, according…
Difference Makers: Calvary Christian Students In Alton Prepare 5,000 Meals for Families Facing Hunger
ALTON — Calvary Christian School students packed, sealed, and prepared 5,000 meals through the school’s Feed the Need campaign, an effort to help families locally and overseas while teaching students about service. The students and faculty participants in the Feed The Need campaign are true Difference Makers in their community. The school, at 1422 Washington Ave. in Alton, is participating for the third year. Students in kindergarten through 11th grade handled the packing and preparation,
Collinsville Police Name Phil Tamburello September Officer of Month
COLLINSVILLE — Collinsville police Officer Phil Tamburello has been selected as the department’s September Officer of the Month in recognition of his dedication to community safety. In a statement, the Collinsville Police Department said Tamburello has consistently demonstrated that dedication since “coming back home in 2025.” The department thanked Tamburello for his service to the community.
Man to appear in court for allegedly taking child at gunpoint
A St. Louis County man is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday for chasing after a man and 7-year-old and taking the child at gunpoint.
Riverbend's 2026 Ultimate Halloween Parade Guide
RIVERBEND - Halloween is creeping up on us, but it’s all treats — no tricks — this spooky season. Several parades are scheduled over the next few weeks. Check it out! ALTON With one of the longest-running Halloween parades in the country, Alton’s 109th annual celebration will run from 7–10 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2025. The parade begins downtown at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Broadway and will continue on Broadway to Piasa Street, where
They had a really good downtown car meet yesterday at the cherry garage off locust street, and by vote my car won the peoples choice award at the meet
Respect MO Voters + Yes on 6 Town Hall | Thursday Oct. 15th at 5:30pm
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Public Shows Support For Grafton Businesses At Food Truck Hearings
GRAFTON – Members of the Grafton Food Truck Committee heard overwhelming opposition to food trucks and support for brick-and-mortar businesses at two recent public hearings on possible food truck regulations. The hearings were held on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026 and Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026 at Grafton City Hall. The Grafton Food Truck Committee includes City Council members Richard Mosby, Mary Jo Cote and Rus Roy, as well as former alderman David Hand, Police Chief Dave Womack and Brad Hagen.
Man faces terror charges after threats at PBR St. Louis
An Alton, Illinois, man is in custody for threatening employees at a Ballpark Village bar and then vowing to kill the families of St. Louis police officers.
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