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Introducing Busch Stadium's new foods for the 2025 Cardinals season
The St. Louis Cardinals are stepping up their food game this season, offering a mix of beloved local spots to national favorites at Busch Stadium. With new additions and revamped concession stands, there's something to satisfy almost every appetite.
Illinois promised $50 million for after-school programs. So far, no money has arrived.
Triad Fourth Grade Teacher Competes to Become America's Favorite Teacher
TROY - Jason Zepeda Maclin believes in the young people he teaches, and his community believes in him. Maclin, a fourth grade teacher at Silver Creek Elementary in the Triad School District, is competing for recognition as America’s Favorite Teacher. He is currently in first place for the group division, and he hopes to eventually take the title and share his story with people from Troy and beyond. “It’s been really amazing, the support from my district and from members of the community and friends that I’ve made throughout my career,” he said. Maclin didn’t always aspire to be a teacher. He was planning to become a nurse when he fell in love with education at McKendree University. He got his emphasis in science and joined the Triad School District, where he himself had grown up. Over the past ten years in Maclin’s teaching career, there have been several powerful experiences, but one student especially stands out to him. This “amazing”
St. Louis woman survives shooting while driving home from work, struggles with anxiety
A St. Louis woman is living with anxiety after surviving a terrifying ordeal last month. She had to drive herself to safety after being shot in the face prior to taking the on-ramp to Interstate 70 in north St. Louis.
How Does This End?
The acceleration of institutional breakdown in America has reached a point where we must confront a sobering reality: the constitutional system, as designed, may no longer possess the internal mechanisms to save itself. When judges face impeachment threats for ruling against the administration, when court orders are openly defied, and when Fox News hosts declare that a […]
Busch Stadium's culinary lineup hits home run with diverse offerings
KMOX expands reach with FM frequency
Generations of listeners have grown up listening to 1120 KMOX, but now they’re adding another signal but keeping their AM station.
City of St. Louis Launching OneStopGov, New Digital Portal for Interactions With the City
Cahokia Heights man, 41, fatally shot in East St. Louis
Police said Cicero Maple, of Cahokia Heights, was found in the 2400 block of Bond Avenue on Sunday night. He died at a hospital.
Midwest Members Male Athlete Of Month For Shells: Bowler Caleb Wonders Achieves Remarkable 210 Season Average
ROXANA — The Roxana Shells Athletic Department celebrated the achievements of senior bowler Caleb Wonders, who concluded his season with an impressive average of 210. Wonders was recognized by the Southern Illinois High School Bowling Conference for his outstanding performance, finishing in the top five for both high game and high series. Wonders recorded a high game of 279 and a high series of 771 during the season, showcasing his skill and dedication to the sport. The recognition from the conference highlights his contributions to the Roxana bowling team and marks a significant accomplishment in his high school athletic career. Wonders is a Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month for the Shells. The announcement comes after the Shells wrap up their bowling season, with team members reflecting on their individual and collective achievements.
STL crews begin work on repairing signs, traffic lights
St. Louis County crews have completed repairs on traffic signals and are working on fixing damaged signs after storms hit the region earlier this month.
MO House Bill Seeks to Roll Back Green Building Standards That Increase Costs
Editor’s Note: As of Monday (March 24th) HB 939 had been second read and referred to the Missouri Senate. From US Glass Metal and Glazing: A Missouri bill to prevent local governments from imposing or maintaining policies that would enhance sustainability, energy efficiency and environmental measures if they impact affordability passed the Missouri House of […]
Downtown St. Louis businesses brace themselves as Cardinals hit 'reset'
Sales around Busch Stadium have fallen in recent years. As the 2025 season begins this week, the malaise appears likely to continue.
Heart and hustle: Lucy Quinn and Little Lucy will open in The Grove this week
New tornado sirens in rural Jefferson County will be synched with National Weather Service
When a tornado rolled through Jefferson County on March 14, many residents were able to get to safety. And while the outdoor warning system sounded in the city of Arnold, much of the tornado’s path was in areas of the county that don’t have sirens.
Exclusive Paul McCartney Royal Mint coins bring in over $750,000 at auction
A selection of special coins honoring The Beatles' Paul McCartney brought in over $750,000 at auction.The rare currency auction house Stack’s Bowers Galleries handled the auction, which consisted of one gold…
Chief Deputy Pulido: Boy Found "Safe:" Authorities Had Searched For Missing 14-Year-Old From Godfrey Area
GODFREY - Authorities were seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing juvenile from the Godfrey area, however, Madison County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Marcos Pulido reported at 3:57 p.m. on Monday, March 24, 2025, that the boy had been found "safe." Fourteen-year-old Cole Moore was last seen Sunday night, March 23, 2025, in the River Aire Subdivision in Godfrey. Cole was described as a white male, standing 5 feet 6 inches tall, with brown hair and hazel eyes. He has a thin build and was last observed wearing a gray Puma hooded sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, and white Nike shoes while riding an electric scooter.
Cardinals' baseball season begins with excitement at Busch Stadium
Cardinals baseball season is almost back in St. Louis as crews prepare for Opening Day at Busch Stadium.
St. Louis officer hit by car on I-70 could be released from hospital soon, police say
Officer Nathan Spiess, 31, was resting Monday after undergoing his third surgery in one week. A police spokesman said Spiess could leave the hospital as soon as Tuesday.
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