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Joyful Shopping Experience Bridges Gap Between Kids and Cops
ALTON – Joyful laughter and the sound of excited chatter filled the Alton Target store Saturday morning as local children participated in the annual Shop with a Cop event, an initiative designed to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the community. Fifty pre-selected students from the Alton School District were given the opportunity to shop alongside police officers, each receiving $200 to spend on gifts. Many of the children expressed a desire to purchase presents for their siblings and parents, in addition to selecting something special for themselves. The toy and electronics sections proved to be particularly popular among the young shoppers, who later explored the clothing aisles. The funds for this year’s event were generated through an annual golf tournament, along with contributions from various individuals and local businesses. In a show of support, Alton cheerleaders were present at the store entrance, assisting the children with gift-wrapping
The fuck is happening around Clayton/Richmond heights area?!
Family, community mourning McDonald's employee shot and killed while on the job
Car PPF Recommendations - South County
Lost Dog - near Vandeventer and Lindell
What's the beef between the Ellisville and Ballwin Clancy's?
Collinsville Christmas parade brightens the streets
Ella Jenkins, the first lady of children's music, has died at 100
How has STL changed since 2021?
Is Brian Thompson a canary in the coal mine?
According to, um, everyone, the murder of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson has sent corporate executives into shock. After all, anyone could be next: Those who advise companies on security issues say threats against executives are rising.... “The environment is explosive right now,” said former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, who now consults with large companies ...continue reading "Is Brian Thompson a canary in the coal mine?"
How the Walmart in Fenton prevents shopping cart theft
Haven’t seen that before.
Pearl Harbor Memorial in O'Fallon, MO honors American lives lost
World War II veterans, civilians, and military families gathered at the Mid America Veterans Museum in O'Fallon, Missouri to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, with a solemn ceremony and a reading of the names of all 2,403 Americans killed on December 7, 1941.
Czech winter market brings holiday cheer to St. Louis
ST. LOUIS -- The American Czech Education Center opened its doors today for the Czech Winter Market, offering a festive taste of the Czech Republic right in St. Louis. Visitors at 4690 Landsdowne Avenue enjoyed traditional Czech pastries, cookies, mulled wine, and street foods. St. Nicholas made a special appearance, delighting families and spreading holiday [...]
Francis Park’s Lily Pond transforms into a winter wonderland
ST. LOUIS -- The Lily Pond in Francis Park is aglow with holiday spirit as “Lights at the Lily Pad: An Enchanted Market” takes over today. Organized by the team behind Grub and Groove, the festive event features carolers, holiday music, hot cocoa, beverage stations, fire pits, food trucks, and even a holiday movie screening. [...]
St. Charles tattoo shops team up for 'Toys for tats' event
Saltwater Tattoo Company, Permanent Vacation Tattoos and CCFR Community Outreach teamed up for the "Toys for Tats" event, where donating a toy worth at least $50 resulted in a free tattoo, with all donations staying within the St. Charles County community.
Explosion sounds near Affton?
Close call with Santa? Illinois police report seeks hoofed suspect and bearded man
O'FALLON, Ill. - Officers are having some fun with their police report after a close call this morning. Did Santa and a reindeer hit the officer's vehicle today? Check out this police report titled "Deer wanted for 'hit and hoofed.'" [...]
Collinsville home invasion sparks police chase; Suspect at-large
A home invasion in Collinsville, IL led to a bistate police chase, with the suspect firing shots at officers, and the incident being deemed not random.
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