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Following the Arch's lead, St. Louis City Hall’s exterior lights will remain off at night through September to help protect migrating birds.

ALTON – The Illinois Department of Transportation announced today that lane closures on Illinois 3 (Homer Adams Parkway) between Bloomer Drive and College Avenue in Madison County began Friday, Sept. 18, for bridge construction. One lane in each direction will remain open. The lane restrictions are expected to remain in place through spring 2027. Motorists should expect delays and are encouraged to use alternate routes during this closure. Drivers are urged to reduce speed, be alert fo

St. Louis — Mellve Shahid Sr., founder of The Empowerment Network, is highlighting September as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and encouraging men to talk with their healthcare providers about the importance of prostate cancer screenings. The Empowerment Network is hosting the "Give Me 10!" First Responders Health Fair and Prostate Cancer Screening Event, believed to [...]

On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, Saint Louis University's Steven Rogers talks about new polling showing Donald Trump underwater in the latest SLU/YouGov poll. SLU's Michael Wolff talks about GOP threats to the Missouri Supreme Court over redistricting. And STLPR's Jason Rosenbaum takes a look at the impending fight over Amendment 3 in Missouri.

COLLINSVILLE – A local man charged with causing fire damage to a building in Collinsville is now in Illinois state custody. Jose L. Madriz, 41, of Granite City, was charged with a Class 2 felony count of arson on Sept. 8, 2026. Madriz is accused of knowingly damaging a commercial building located at 3125 Fairmont Avenue in Collinsville by means of fire or explosive without the property owner’s consent on Sept. 6, 2026. According to the state’s petition to deny pretrial release

“You will not censure me,” Alderwoman Sharon Tyus said. “I will not apologize.”

The boy was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

It’s known as the second-leading cause of death : cancer. Whether it’s a personal experience, loved one or a friend, everyone has been impacted by it. The American Cancer Society projects more than 2.1 million cases of cancer and roughly 626,000 deaths in the United States in 2026. While cancer deaths have decreased over the years certain types of cancers are affecting younger people more, now threatening the progress made by strategies like early detection and a decrease in smoking

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New York, Sept. 18, 2026 — President Donald Trump announced today that he plans to ban MS NOW, Politico, and CNN from the White House.

The following can be attributed to Seth Stern, chief of advocacy at Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF):

“It’s difficult to imagine a more blatant violation of the First Amendment than Trump banning news outlets from the People’s House for criticizing the government. It’s also hard to imagine a dumber move. The historically unpopular president has been retaliating against the press for years, but it hasn’t helped him. The press keeps exposing his corruption and his failures. These outrageous attacks only demonstrate how scared he is of an informed public.

“The press must continue to fight back to protect their rights, not only to access the White House but to access the public records and whistleblowers this administration so desperately wants to keep from them. In the meantime, though, they can take a break from getting lied to and insulted at the White House. There are plenty of places to find news, and reporters will continue to do just that no matter how many tantrums Trump throws on Truth Social. Just like he can’t keep his name on the Kennedy Center, he can’t keep it out of the headlines.”

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ALTON – A sex offender accused of failing to register with the Alton Police Department and resisting one of its officers faces new charges in Madison County. Michael A. Charnota, 47, of the 2300 block of Brown Street in Alton, was charged on Sept. 14, 2026 with a Class 3 felony count of unlawful failure to register as a sex offender and a Class A misdemeanor count of resisting a peace officer. The day prior on Sept. 13, Charnota allegedly failed to register as a sex offender on an annual

Leaders of the South Grand Boulevard business district in St. Louis have issued an apology after a letter shared to business owners earlier this week told them not to offer food or water to people experiencing homelessness.

Police have yet to announce details of the Thursday afternoon incident but say family members are cooperating with investigators.