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(The Center Square) – A significant majority of Missourians support an amendment on the November ballot that would ban noncitizens from voting in any elections in the state, according to the latest polling.

GODFREY - State Representative Amy Elik’s re-election campaign has been endorsed by several key labor and business groups. The Illinois Chamber of Commerce, National Federation of Independent Businesses, AFSCME Illinois, International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 150, Technology and Manufacturing Association, and the Illinois Manufacturers Association have all endorsed Elik’s campaign. Elik’s endorsements come as a testament to her commitment to pro-business policies and her strong advocacy for opportunities for workers. During her time in Springfield, Elik has built a reputation as a legislator who fights for economic growth, fiscal responsibility, and the creation of good-paying jobs in the 111th district and across the state. Her record includes voting to support job-creating initiatives, opposing tax hikes on small businesses, and backing reforms aimed at improving Illinois’ business climate. “I’m proud of every endorsement I have

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The St. Louis Blues said Tuesday Bally Sports Midwest will air 71 of its games in the 2024-25 NHL season, with the regional sports network continuing as its broadcaster amid uncertainty about its future.

Gene Simmons was the guest judge for Dancing with the Stars’ hair metal night Tuesday, and it apparently didn’t go over so well with the public.Several folks took to social…

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Two Starbucks locations in the city of St. Louis have shut down temporarily in closures that have now lasted more than a month.

In a new report, the International Energy Agency predicts that renewable electricity will grow considerably by 2030 but won't hit its goal of tripling worldwide. Among large users, only China and India are forecast to triple: Virtually all of this growth is in solar, with about a quarter in wind. Everything else is a rounding ...continue reading "Renewable electricity will almost triple by 2030"

After 10 years at its original location, Sugarfire Smokehouse Winghaven has relocated to a new location at 1541 Bryan Road in Dardenne Prairie.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Call a right “enshrined” all you want, but if a judge decides it’s better to protect law enforcement officers from their own actions than to allow the public to view killings performed in the name of “public safety,” the public gets nothing. Neither do the people serving the public and providing them with information, like […]

The Cybersecurity Projects Bundle offers a hands-on program featuring five real-world cybersecurity projects, totaling 35 tasks. Participants start with an introductory video for each project, detailing objectives and requirements, followed by task completion that mirrors real cybersecurity challenges. Support from industry professionals ensures personalized feedback and guidance. Upon completing the program, participants gain practical experience, […]

A local entrepreneur and his family embark on a new business venture as co-owners of Fast Eddie's Bon Air, a beloved restaurant in Alton, Illinois.

Two men are charged with second-degree murder after their accomplice was shot and killed by the drug dealer they were attempting to rob in Ferguson.

A man police have identified as a documented gang recruiter was arrested Tuesday while attempting to film a music video just north of Downtown St. Louis.

Wendy's is offering a free small Frosty after every Blues win during the NHL 2024-25 season, with no purchase necessary, at participating St. Louis area locations.

Greater St. Louis Inc. is pushing to spend the Rams relocation settlement — about $233 million — on safety upgrades, beautification, building rehabilitation and more both downtown and on the north side.

CHICAGO – Double double toil and trouble. An Illinois iLottery player doubled their Powerball prize by adding the game’s Power Play feature – and is now pocketing a cool $2 million. The winning Powerball ticket was purchased online for the Monday, October 7 drawing and matched all five numbers in the drawing to win $1 million. Plus, the player added the Power Play feature, which doubled their prize – scoring a $2 million prize. The winning numbers were: 18-30-31-52-63. Winners have one year from the date of the winning draw to claim their prize. So far in 2024, more than 2.3 million winning Powerball tickets have been bought by Illinois Lottery players, with prizes amounting to over $26.2 million. The next Powerball drawing is tonight, with an estimated jackpot of $336 million. Powerball tickets are $2 each, and players have the option to add the Power Play feature for an additional $1 for the chance to multiply non-jackpot prizes. Powerball drawings

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A St. Louis teen has been apprehended by law enforcement after allegedly making terroristic threats to Morgantown High School back in August.

After sharing a mysterious teaser video featuring an answering machine and floppy disk, Green Day has announced Dookie Demastered, a collection of reworked versions of songs off the band's hit 1994…

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