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An arrest was made in connection with a decade-old cold case killing, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department announced Tuesday.

EAST ALTON — The East Alton Police Department identified the victim of a fatal incident early Monday morning as Adam Moss, a 40-year-old man who was homeless and known to reside in the East Alton and Alton area. Authorities reported that an autopsy was conducted in Springfield, Illinois, revealing that Moss suffered from thermal burns and smoke inhalation. The examination found no evidence of trauma, leading investigators to conclude that there were no signs of foul play. The East Alton Police Department responded to a call regarding a possible deceased subject at approximately 3:45 a.m. Monday. Upon arrival, officers discovered a deceased white male in the basement of the home. Evidence of a recent fire, including burnt debris, was found in the same room as the deceased. As the investigation continues, police have indicated that the circumstances surrounding Moss's death appear to be accidental. Further details regarding the incident have not been released.

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Long time readers of Techdirt will recall the deluge of posts we did years ago on trademark disputes within the craft beer industry. While trademark issues in that industry certainly haven’t gone entirely away, they are nothing like what was occurring between 2015 and 2020. In that time period, it felt like I was writing […]

Heavy snow began falling Tuesday night in Jefferson County just as some shoppers were stocking up before hunkering down for the night.

The Maplewood City Council last week voted on operations and maintenance details for the already approved Great Rivers Greenway trail through the city. The recent Council votes were for two separate agreements: An operations and maintenance agreement for the portion within city limits (final vote was 2/11/25) A cost-share agreement with Great Rivers Greenway for […]

St. Louis City SC announced four new food vendors Tuesday, which are set to debut at Energizer Park for the 2025 season.

The chance of more government layoffs is troubling for the 30,000 federal workers living in the Kansas City metro

Join us for a live, advice-ish podcast experience. Hosted by Meredith, from That’s Inappropriate and Tiffany, from Juggling the Jenkins. With over 12 Million combined social followers Meredith and Tiffany […]

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Come sing your hearts out at Hidden Gem's weekly karaoke. Hosted every Tuesday from 8pm-12am. Free to attend. 21+.

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Doors: 6:30pm Hailing from Toronto, the dynamic indie rock quintet, Good Kid, who thrives as a vibrant community fueled by the boundless enthusiasm of its listeners. Their eclectic blend of […]

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From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune:  Former International President of the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers John J. Flynn passed away on Feb. 12, 2025. He was born and raised in St. Louis where he learned the trade of bricklaying. He began as an apprentice bricklayer in 1952. His formal Union service began in 1971, when […]

As part of the City of St. Louis’s continued efforts to spur growth, reverse population decline, and help St. Louisans thrive, the City is seeking to bring in one or more experienced planning consultant firms to help communities develop plans to enhance quality of life and services for 11 North St. Louis neighborhoods. The neighborhoods […]

GODFREY – Property owners near Straube Lane in Godfrey asked village trustees on Tuesday to consider widening the road to accommodate heavily increased traffic. Longtime Straube Lane resident Marilyn Kuhn said she’s seen firsthand how traffic in the area has grown, while the road itself has not. “I’ve been living there 46 years, and over the years, more people have moved out there. It’s getting quite busy and Straube Lane is very narrow,” Kuhn said. “When there’s a school bus or dump truck or … any kind of larger vehicle, I have to go in the grass – and if the grass is soft, it’s in mud … I’m just asking if the village would consider widening Straube Lane.” Kuhn also voiced concerns about a derelict property in the 900 block of Straube Lane, and asked the board to look into ways to mitigate a sharp left turn on Straube Lane where there was recently an accident. Carol Baker also spoke in support

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The professional dancers on Dancing with the Stars hit the stage at Stifel Theatre on Feb. 18.

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The Wall Street Journal calls Tony Award-winning musical comedy Shucked “flat out hilarious” – and nobody knows funny like economists. The corn-fed, corn-bred American show will surely satisfy your appetite for […]

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