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4-year-old killed in motorcycle crash: Police urge safety measures
A 4-year-old boy is dead and a man is injured after a motorcycle crash in St. Peters.
St. Louis tornado warnings expire | Severe storms triggered alerts for multiple Missouri counties
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Man, 33, dies in ATV-related accident in Lincoln County
Authorities said the man was hit by a car after his ATV braked abruptly, rolling over and ejecting him.
Complaint claims county exec used public funds on Prop B mailers
In a newly-filed complaint with the Missouri Secretary of State’s Office, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page is accused of improperly using public funds.
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Wayback Wednesdayz at Puttshack
Puttshack, The Leader in Tech-Infused Mini Golf, Takes a Trip Down Memory Lane with the Launch of Wayback Wednesdayz. St. Louis’s favorite mini golf spot is cranking up the heat […]
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Israeli battery company shows off $30M south St. Louis plant
The Israeli company flew executives from Tel Aviv to show clients its new plant, which it says is the first-of-its-kind in the U.S.
Lake St. Louis burglaries highlight need of securing sliding doors: Police
Police in Lake St. Louis are investigating three separate burglaries over the weekend at the same apartment complex off Interstate 64.
Otherwise Objectionable: When Congress Ridiculously Tried Merging Censorship With Freedom
Moral panics come and go, but stupid legislation is forever. At least until the Supreme Court steps in. This week on Otherwise Objectionable, my podcast series about Section 230, we talk about how the moral panic over “porn” online, including Senator James Exon’s infamous blue binder of internet porn, caused the Senate to pass a […]
Local Authorities Respond To Vehicle-School Bus Accident In Godfrey
GODFREY — A traffic crash involving a school bus and a passenger vehicle occurred on Wednesday morning, April 2, 2025, at the Seiler Road and Humbert Road intersection in Godfrey, prompting a response from local emergency services. At approximately 7:47 a.m. on Wednesday, deputies from the Madison County Sheriff's Office and members of the Godfrey Fire Department responded to the scene. According to Madison County Chief Deputy Sheriff Marcos Pulido, preliminary investigations indicated that a vehicle was attempting to turn left onto Humbert Road from Seiler Road after stopping at a stop sign when it collided with the passenger side of a northbound school bus that had the right of way. Pulido said the incident resulted in moderate damage to both vehicles. He also reported minor injuries in the accident, although specific details regarding the individuals involved were not disclosed. The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Eureka Fire Protection District preps in case of water rescues
With severe weather hitting the area, first responders at the Eureka Fire Protection District are preparing for the threat of flash flooding.
PHOTOS: Severe storm impacts St. Louis area, beyond
The severe storm slammed the St. Louis area Wednesday.
Tornado Rips Into Washington County, Mo. As Area Braces For 5 Inches Of Rainfall Into Weekend
ST. LOUIS - A confirmed tornado touched down in Washington County, Mo., on Wednesday, April 2, 2025, prompting reports of damage in the area, the National Weather Service in St. Louis said. The tornado, part of a severe weather system affecting the region, was reported in the afternoon, coinciding with heavy rain forecasted for St. Louis and surrounding areas. Meteorologist Patrick Walsh noted that flash flooding is not anticipated on Wednesday. He warned, however, that drainage issues may arise as a result of the excessive rain. From Thursday to Saturday, Walsh said totals reaching up to five inches are predicted in the St. Louis region. "We don't expect any flash flooding," Walsh said, but added, "If you can't tell water is a little bit on a curve, don't drive on it." Residents in the affected areas are urged to stay informed and exercise caution as they navigate potentially hazardous conditions.
OSF Saint Anthony's Celebrates A Century Of Caring and Compassion In 2025
ALTON – On December 28, 1923, five Sisters arrived in St. Louis, MO, from Germany with the intention to open a hospital. It is said those early Sisters, the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George, brought only themselves, a bag of oranges and a lot of determination — determination to make Christ’s merciful love more visible. They would succeed in their goal. The next year negotiations began for the Sisters to purchase Nazareth Home, a residence for the elderly, in Alton, IL. On April 1, 1925, the Sisters moved to Alton, thus establishing the first Thuiner Franciscan house in the United States, renamed Saint Anthony’s Infirmary - an early iteration of what is now OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony’s Health Center. OSF Saint Anthony’s is celebrating 100 years in 2025, and despite the hospital’s growth over a century’s worth of technological and societal advances, Sister M. Beata Ziegler, F.S.G.M., Vice President of Operations
Severe weather radar | Storms start to move out of St. Louis region
Days from election, Mayor Jones, police chief say crime continues to fall
Jones said the homicide rate through March was the lowest it has been since 2005.
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