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Bryan Adams is back with new music.The rocker has just released the new single “Roll With the Punches,” the title track to his upcoming new studio album, expected later this year.“‘Roll…

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Legislation defining ‘male’ and ‘female’ will be heard by Missouri lawmakers starting next week.

The Fortune 500 company had occupied the 219-acre property for more than 70 years before it moved to Clayton.

The first jobs numbers of 2025 are out. The American economy gained 143,000 jobs last month. We need 90,000 new jobs just to keep up with population growth, which means that net job growth clocked in at 53,000 jobs. The headline unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.0%. This is obviously a fairly weak jobs report, ...continue reading "2025 starts out with a weak jobs report"

A former firefighter who confessed to stealing a victim's wallet from the scene of a deadly crash has been rehired by the City of St. Louis for a different role.

Only foragers with the certification are allowed to sell the prized mushrooms under Missouri law.

St. Louis firefighter Arnold Britt pleaded guilty to stealing a crash victim’s wallet in July. He was hired by the city’s building division in December.

In an email sent to faculty and students, a Washington University official described studies that had already been quashed and how funding for studies already underway could be in jeopardy.

St. Louis native and Grammy award-winning artist SZA recently launched a new salad mix featured at a health food restaurant franchise.

The St. Charles County Police Department expressed their gratitude, calling the local community the 'most generous and best in all of Missouri.'

The store, which is currently the city’s only Anthropologie location, will re-open at the Plaza Frontenac on March 5.

Respiratory illnesses like influenza, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are leading to many people being seriously ill, overwhelming hospitals and health care providers across Illinois. Flu remains the dominant virus “We're seeing a lot of patients be positive with the flu. It makes you feel really bad with headache, body aches, chills, cough and fevers to name a few,” says Sarah Overton, chief nursing officer of OSF Medical Group, Home Care and Employee Health. “But we're also seeing some COVID-19 and RSV. RSV attacks very young children and older adults." All the viruses spiking at the same time have been "somewhat crippling" for healthcare providers, Overton says OSF HealthCare hospitals are seeing high inpatients counts, with many people coming in sick with respiratory illnesses through the emergency department. Across Illinois, nearly 20% of emergency department visits were for acute respiratory illness, according to the Illinois Department of

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Marine vet Stephen Lara’s lawsuit against the Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) and forfeiture abuse in general in that state has paid off. Not just for Lara, whose $86,900 was returned to him shortly after he filed this lawsuit, but for all residents of the state, who are now less likely to see cops walk off […]

Three men were sentenced to federal prison for an elaborate gas pump scam in southern Illinois involving counterfeit credit cards and electronically modified payments.

RIVERBEND - As the Riverbend gears up for Super Bowl Sunday, one concerned mother is reminding people to plan a ride home and avoid impaired driving. Sheila Lockwood, a national ambassador with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), explained that the “Take a Minute. Make a Plan” campaign encourages community members to take 60 seconds to plan how they will safely travel after drinking. She emphasized the importance of this campaign during holidays and occasions where alcohol is prevalent, such as the Super Bowl. “Whatever you do this Sunday as you’re celebrating and watching the game, make sure that you get a safe ride home,” she said. Lockwood shared that her son, Austin, was killed by a drunk driver in 2018. She got involved with MADD and has dedicated her time to preventing drunk driving and creating consequences for those who drive under the influence. “Since that time, obviously my life was turned upside down,” she said. “I

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The music of Neil Young will be celebrated with a new tribute album, with proceeds benefiting a good cause.Heart of Gold: The Songs of Neil Young will feature fresh interpretations…

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GRANITE CITY – An 18-year-old from Cahokia faces felony charges after invading a Granite City home and stealing electronics at gunpoint. Demetriz Hill, 18, of Cahokia, Ill., was charged with home invasion and armed robbery, both Class X felonies, and aggravated unlawful possession of weapons, a Class 4 felony. On Jan. 28, 2025, Hill allegedly entered a Granite City residence without authority while armed with a Glock .40 caliber handgun. Knowing the home was occupied, he reportedly threatened the occupant with “the imminent use of force,” according to court documents. Hill is also accused of stealing a PlayStation gaming console by threatening the use of force. A petition to deny Hill’s pretrial release states an Xbox was also taken from the home after a violent confrontation. He had no valid Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card at the time of the offense. “Victim reported that an unknown subject entered her room with a firearm, demanding

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