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More than 600 emergency shelter beds are available in the city day and night, and transportation to shelter will continue.

Yeah, there’s the overt cruelty. There’s the murder of protesters. The chasing of day laborers across Home Depot parking lots. The snatching and separation of children from parents. The day-in, day-out portrayal of migrants as filthy leeches from “shithole” countries by [vomits] the Commander-in-Chief. Then there’s everything surrounding it. The camping out at immigration courts […]

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WASHINGTON — The federal government began a partial shutdown early Saturday, even though Senate Democrats and President Donald Trump reached a deal that allows lawmakers more time to negotiate new constraints on immigration enforcement.  The Senate voted 71-29 on Friday evening to pass the reworked government funding package before a midnight deadline. But the earliest the […]

St. Louis is hosting a variety of events this weekend, from fire-lit art shows and ice carving competitions to tropical blooms, family-friendly winter festivals, and RV adventures.

Missouri’s Western District Court of Appeals unanimously tossed out part of Secretary of State Denny Hoskins’s ballot language on Thursday for an initiative petition that would bar state funding of private education. The decision, written by Judge Douglas Thomson, says that Hoskins’s summary statement was “misleading” because of a bullet point that says the petition […]

The U.S. Constitution requires the census to count all 'persons' in the country, regardless of immigration status

The Screamin' Eagle, a beloved rollercoaster at Six Flags St. Louis, is set for some major upgrades ahead of its 50th anniversary.

EDWARDSVILLE/GLEN CARBON - Albert Cassens Elementary School fourth graders are pleased to announce they would thrive in an extreme survival situation. The students recently learned about survival in their “Wit and Wisdom” unit, where they read survival stories and wrote their own personal narrative about weathering a storm. But beyond that, the teachers emphasized the importance of hope and perseverance, noting that you can always count on yourself. “You’re your

The move follows the new, state-controlled Police Board’s vote Monday to offer rank-and-file officers 7% raises.

EDWARDSVILLE — Scout, a local dog from Edwardsville, is competing in the nationwide America’s Favorite Dog competition, highlighting beloved pets and the communities that support them. The contest, which aims to celebrate the bond between pets and their owners, also benefits a charitable cause. As of Friday afternoon, Jan. 30, 2026, Scout had risen to fifth place in America's Favorite Dog ratings, his owner said. Danielle Schwab, Scout’s owner, said the competition has brought

The proposal for the North-South Metrolink line has devolved over the decades. Since the heady days of the opening of the Cross County Blue Line in 2006, it has shrunk from a 28-station line from Florissant Valley Community College to Butler Hill & I-55 connecting with the existing lines at14th street to an 8-station line […]

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Mick Mars' lawyer has responded to Mötley Crüe declaring a "decisive victory" in their legal battle with the band's former guitarist.In a press release issued Wednesday, Mötley's lawyer, Sasha Frid, of Miller Barondess, LLP,…

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SPONSORED – Super Bowl 60 is almost here and viewers aren`t just watching the game, they`re getting ready to host Big Game parties with friends and family. This is where former All-Pro NFL fullback and podcast host Ovie Mughelli shines, bringing us high-energy Big Game party tips. From easy food upgrades to simple hosting moves, [...]

SPRINGFIELD — State Senator Erica Harriss (56th–Glen Carbon) is pushing for legislative reforms to strengthen accountability and transparency at the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), particularly regarding foster youth who go missing while under state supervision. Senate Bill 2869 would require DCFS to consistently track and publicly report information on missing foster youth, allowing lawmakers and the public to better understand the scope of the problem