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An Endangered Person Advisory has been issued for a teen.

A burst water main line has left a Potosi clothing and accessory boutique store in turmoil.

The travesty that is RFK Jr. in charge of American health and what he’s done to the CDC’s ACIP committee for vaccines continues to be visited upon all of us. It’s really important to keep in mind that during his confirmation hearings, Kennedy lied repeatedly about his stance on vaccines. Supposedly serious senators, like Bill […]

Police say this case became St. Louis' last homicide of 2025, and now, the victim's mother is breaking her silence, as she urges anyone with information to come forward.

Agency representatives shared details on how federal funds could be used to add parking spaces for truckers.

A local organization has given out more than 1,500 brand-new coats to students, as the winter season is far from over.

The Steve Ewing All Star Band brings it every Wednesday Night on the BOB Stage. It's a dynamic ever changing experience to get you through the mid week with a […]

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According to officials, the wife of Ray Anthony Couch last heard from him on Monday, Jan. 26, in which he contacted her, saying that he was stuck in a snowstorm.

ALTON – The City of Alton is requesting $1.6 million in federal funding to cover the next two phases of ongoing street improvements on Milton Road. City Council members this week unanimously approved a resolution regarding street improvements along two sections of Milton Road, marking Phases 2 and 3 of the ongoing Milton Road improvement project. The project’s first phase consisted of several street improvements spanning a 0.32-mile section of Milton Road from Worden Avenue to

Alexis Greene, 24, was the third defendant to get a prison term related to the fatal shooting of Tijean Bow, 23.

The Evolution of Beyoncé: Cowboy Carter Experience takes audiences on a thrilling musical journey through Beyoncé’s most iconic eras from the fierce anthems of “Single Ladies” and “Run the World” […]

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Carter Anderson is a comedian, social creator, and actor originally from San Antonio but now in New York. He got his start in Theatre and Radio before deciding to sling […]

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Join world-renowned saxophonist, vocalist, and composer Grace Kelly as she marks 20 incredible years of music-making. In this special anniversary celebration, Grace takes you on a spirited journey through her […]

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Hell’s Kitchen – the award-winning Broadway musical created and inspired by 17-time Grammy Award-winning Alicia Keys – takes you on a journey with Ali, a 17-year-old girl full of fire. […]

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Anwar L. Shands, 44, was found guilty in October of first-degree murder in the 2020 shooting of Mallam Amir Tifah, 45, in the 4500 block of Newberry Terrace.

Test your pop-culture knowledge with monthly trivia hosted by Bravo Trivia!! Trivia is free to play and welcome to teams of any size but space is limited and spots are […]

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New York, Jan. 28, 2026 — A judge reportedly granted asylum today to Guan Heng, a whistleblower who secretly filmed Uyghur internment camps in China and shared his footage online after arriving in the United States. The footage he captured became crucial evidence for journalists reporting on the camps, including the team at BuzzFeed News that won a Pulitzer Prize.

The Department of Homeland Security has 30 days to appeal, during which time Guan will remain in detention. Guan and his relatives have said that if he is deported to China, his life would be in serious jeopardy.

Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) Chief of Advocacy Seth Stern said:

“This ruling is evidence that even in today’s environment, public pressure still works. All of the journalists, activists, editorial board members, and others who spoke out about Guan’s case deserve enormous credit. They should carry that momentum to other fronts in the very active battles for the rights of whistleblowers, journalists, and people who film government wrongdoing, whether in China or Minneapolis. DHS should not wait the full 30 days to drop this case. It should announce immediately that it will not appeal, so Guan can walk free. And it should give serious thought to why an immigration crackdown supposedly intended to target the worst of the worst is endangering the best of the best.”

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