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Messenger: Peaceful Village in Missouri gets the gift of democracy on Valentine’s Day
A love of honesty and good government won out, at least for a night, in a unique village in Missouri.
Authorities Investigate Death Of Man Found In East Alton Home
EAST ALTON — Authorities are investigating the death of a man found early Monday morning, Feb. 17, 2025, in a residence on Bonds Avenue. The East Alton Police Department responded to a call regarding a possible deceased subject at approximately 3:45 a.m. Monday. Upon arrival, officers discovered a deceased white male in the basement of the home. The identity of the individual has not yet been released, and the cause and manner of death remain under investigation. Evidence of a recent fire, including burnt debris, was found in the same room as the deceased. The East Alton Fire Department briefly attended the scene and confirmed that it was secure. In light of the findings, the Illinois State Crime Scene Investigators and the Illinois State Fire Marshals were notified and have joined the investigation, which is ongoing. Investigators from the East Alton Police Department, along with assistance from the East Alton Patrol Division and the Madison County Coroner’s Office,
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Video: Missouri firefighter rescues dog from frozen pond
About two hours west of St. Louis, firefighters in Boonville, Missouri, rescued a dog from a frozen pond last week.
Alton Staple, Cookie Factory, Officially Opens in New Spot
ALTON - Cookie Factory has officially relocated, and owner Sarah Kinder couldn’t be more excited. “It was a great change,” she said. “Our business has doubled. Most of my customers have been people I’ve never even seen before, which is great. Lots more foot traffic, car traffic, which has been great. I have a ton more room. I have items in my display cases. The vibes are up. We have the windows. We have the sunlight. Everything is great here.” Previously located in Alton Square Mall, the bakery and cafe has a new spot at 192 Alton Square Mall Drive in Alton, right across the street from the mall. On Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025, the community came together for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the new location. Kinder said it was a “crazy day,” but exciting to welcome so many people to the shop. A sense of community — and lots of samples — left attendees feeling fulfilled. Kinder noted that this year’s Valentine’s
See STL Tour: The Hill
(Toasted) ravioli! (Clay) mining! (Disappearing) churches! In many ways, St. Louis’ famous Hill neighborhood exemplifies the immigrant experience of the early 20th century. On this See STL tour, you can […]
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St. Louis-area grocers implement egg limits as avian flu drives up prices
Missouri Republican leaders vow to ‘fight back’ after abortion ruling
Missouri Republicans are pushing plans to dramatically restrict the abortion rights voters approved last year.
Ken Rosenthal, founder of Panera Bread, dies at 81
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In fight against fentanyl, Missouri poised to test schools for drugs
St. Louis had the highest number and highest rate of overdoses in Missouri in 2023.
When will the snowfall start in St. Louis?
It’s not a matter of if, but when. This week’s winter storm will bring snowfall to not only the St. Louis area but the entire FOX 2 viewing area. Some areas will see just 1 to 3 inches of accumulation, with others looking at a potential foot of snow.
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Up to 12 inches of snow expected near St. Louis; where will it fall?
The St. Louis region is gearing up for yet another snowstorm expected Tuesday morning through early Wednesday. Areas southwest of St. Louis are expecting up to possibly 12 inches of snow by Tuesday night.
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Community stands in support of KC-area Mexican restaurant after employees detained
One week after federal agents made an unannounced visit to El Potro Mexican Café in Liberty, their community came to help the restaurant on Valentine’s Day.
Live, interactive radar: Watch as snow moves into the St. Louis region
Ken Rosenthal, founder of Panera Bread, dies at 81
Ken Rosenthal, founder of Panera Bread, dies at 81
Kenneth "Ken" Rosenthal, founder of St. Louis Bread Company and later Panera Bread, passed away peacefully at home on Friday, surrounded by his family.
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