Dogs in St. Louis’ Holly Hills neighborhood have a place they must go on their walks. It’s a water fountain set up by a resident to help take care of furry friends on hot days, and also bring the neighborhood together. But the reach goes even farther thanks to a camera that puts the good boys and girls online. St. Louis Public Radio’s Marissanne Lewis-Thompson brings us to the hottest spot on Haven street.
Sam Alexander paints a grim picture of Missouri’s 28th Senate District. Alexander, an emergency room physician and farmer running for state Senate, said he lays awake at night thinking of the hospitals in financial straits, young people leaving their small towns behind for more work opportunities and senior citizens living month-to-month. “We’re America. We can […]
Following a string of special election victories, Democrats have a path to flip several Republican-held legislative chambers and break GOP supermajorities in states across the country this November. High prices and overall voter dissatisfaction with Washington have put control of the U.S. House and Senate in play this year — a dynamic that has trickled […]
We have some very important elections this year. Elections have consequences, and a lot is riding on how we vote, or worse, if we choose not to vote at all. There are concerted efforts at the national level and across many states to make it more difficult to exercise that power. We cannot afford to […]
ST. LOUIS - We are watching for some patchy fog to develop Monday morning. Otherwise, heat and humidity continue. Skies will be bright but a stray shower or two can't be completely ruled out Monday. Most areas should stay dry. We could see showers and storms late at night into early Tuesday morning, especially along [...]
Pink Floyd is being celebrated with a new limited-edition cassette player from the company We Are Rewind.The We Are Rewind x Pink Floyd Collector's Box Set comes with a Bluetooth…
Scott loves KSHE 95 because of the history. He has collected KSHE memorabilia for over 43 years, and he loves all the old and present programming. Scott thinks he...
GRANITE CITY — Tyler Moore, a senior forward for Granite City’s boys basketball team, said a season of hard work and growth helped lead the Warriors to a 16-15 turnaround campaign in 2025-26 after the team finished 9-23 a year earlier. Moore averaged 4.1 points and 1.6 rebounds per game this season, while adding 31 assists and 24 steals. He said he appreciated what the team accomplished during the rebound season. “It was a hard fight,” Moore said. “It was a really
A week after a mass shooting claimed the lives of five people in an East St. Louis family, hundreds gathered Sunday to honor their memory. The emotional tribute brought together family, friends and neighbors as the community continued to grieve.