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Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood have been teasing new music from their '70s group Faces for a while now, and their bandmate Kenney Jones has shared an update on their…

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This summer, teens aged 13-17 will have the opportunity to participate in the Illinois State Police (ISP) camps.

The best wine down Wednesday downtown! We open at 4pm, get here early for the best seats. Band goes on at 6pm. Happy hour all night long!

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Green Day officially has a date with the Hollywood Walk of Fame.The "American Idiot" trio will be honored with a star on May 1. The ceremony will take place outside the…

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MARYVILLE – A Highland resident is charged with stalking and more after following the victim to work and planting a GPS tracker in their vehicle. Devin D. Dunnagan, 33, of Highland, was charged on April 16, 2025, with aggravated stalking, a Class 3 felony. He also faces Class A misdemeanor charges of violating an Order of Protection and unlawful use of an electronic tracking device. Dunnagan is accused of “following the victim to her place of work, placing her under surveillance” on Feb. 13, 2025, and placing an AutoSky GPS tracking device in the victim’s vehicle on Feb. 28, 2025. By contacting, stalking, and/or harassing the victim, Dunnagan also violated an active Order of Protection which was issued by a Madison County court in November of 2024 and extended on Feb. 18, 2025. A petition was filed to deny Dunnagan’s pretrial release, stating officers found the GPS tracker in question after the victim told authorities Dunnagan had placed it inside he

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As St. Louis native Jon Hamm stars in Apple TV+'s new hit series "Your Friends & Neighbors," the Emmy-winning actor has opened up about personal struggles that helped reshape his life, including a pivotal turn through rehab and a journey toward redemption.

ICE said Brayan Rayo-Garzon was previously arrested for shoplifting in 2024. The agency then arrested him in March after another arrest for credit card fraud in St. Louis.

For a long time, we’ve believed no president would dare enact the Alien Enemies Act again, not after it was abused to send more than 100,000 residents and citizens of Japanese descent to US concentration camps during the Second World War. Even the administrative power grabs and uptick in bigotry that followed the 9/11 attacks […]

Samples from Edwardsville's groundwater had a forever chemical, or PFAS, at levels higher than legally allowed by federal groundwater quality standards.

The Board of E&A will consider a vote to recommend and submit the budget to the Board of Aldermen for adoption.

Local Businesses supports Valley of Flowers & events

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Jerome "Mujaa" Williams helped a major multi-state drug distributor coordinate the killing of a Titus Armstead, who was suspected of stealing from one of the dealer's stash houses.

ALTON – An Alton man with a criminal past faces new charges after invading an Alton home and attacking one of the occupants. Chistopher J. McDaniels, 32, of Alton, was charged on April 17, 2025 with a Class X felony count of home invasion and a Class 4 felony count of criminal trespass to residence. On April 17, 2025, McDaniels allegedly entered an Alton residence without authority and injured one of the occupants by placing his hands on their neck and shoving them, according to court documents. A petition to deny McDaniels’s pretrial release states the victim told authorities he “forced himself into her residence,” causing damage to one of the home’s walls. “Once inside the residence, the defendant battered the victim by placing his hands on her neck and throwing her down,” the petition states. “Defendant was confronted by victim’s guest. He then exited the residence.” The victim also reported being threatened by McDaniels,

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Carlos Santana has postponed a second show on his Oneness tour following his hospitalization in San Antonio for dehydration.The 77-year-old Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was supposed to bring the…

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Many of downtown St. Louis' new residents are from across the country, raising the question of what's being done to attract more to the slow-growth region.

Schnuck Markets, the St. Louis-based grocery chain, is bringing products to its shelves from the first group in its business accelerator program that seeks to help grow businesses owned by diverse founders.