Missouri’s recently approved congressional map is up for debate again as Secretary of State Denny Hoskins announced today that a group is seeking to repeal the map through referendum.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A juvenile was taken into custody following a stabbing on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 15, 2025, in the 100 block of Pleasant Ridge Drive, Edwardsville Police Chief Mike Fillback confirmed. The incident, which occurred around 3 p.m. Oct. 15, was related to a domestic issue, Fillback said. The victim was transported to a St. Louis area hospital and is in stable condition. “There is no threat to the community,” Fillback said. “The suspect was taken into custody without harm, and the victim is being treated at a St. Louis area hospital. The injuries to the victim do not appear to be life-threatening.” Fillback said he could not release additional information about the juvenile suspect.
On Wednesday, the Florissant Valley Fire Protection District announced the plans for the installation of a Safe Haven Baby Box at Florissant Fire House 1, located at 661 St. Ferdinand Street.
Eric Davis, 34, is accused of walking off with the gun that a man had just used to kill himself near Hodiamont and Cote Brilliante avenues just before 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.
ST. CHARLES COUNTY — A St. Charles County jury on Wednesday convicted Christopher Harper of murdering his girlfriend's brother and shooting two others inside a St. Peters home in May 2023.
The cost of pet adoption is doubling for those looking to adopt from St. Louis County. Now, animal officials are asking St. Louis to step up for the creatures that need it the most.
A Florissant woman is facing a serious charge after she allegedly threatened to carry out a shooting at the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District's (MSD) offices.
FOX 2 News went to the St. Louis Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday, following Tuesday’s incarceration of Alfred Montgomery, to find out what it looks like without him.
GLEN CARBON – The next phase of the Glen Carbon Road shared use path project is on hold for now after trustees voted this week to lay over a related agreement until their next meeting. Village Board members on Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025, voted unanimously to lay over a resolution authoring the execution of an agreement with Volkert for design engineering for the Glen Carbon Road Shared Use Path Phase 3 project. The scope of the project consists of a shared use path spanning from Mark Trail Drive to Illinois Route 159 in Glen Carbon. The village has selected Volkert as the firm to perform design engineering services for the project. The total cost of the shared use path’s third phase is estimated at $1,125,000. This includes $900,000 for construction, $120,000 for engineering design, and $105,000 for engineering construction. The project is being funded by a federal grant from the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP). This would mark the latest section of a
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