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As you may have noticed, the tech world is full of news about TikTok, its ban, its reprieve and possible sale, and whether it represents a security threat to the US and its citizens. Of course, the question of whether TikTok is spying on its users and sending data back to China is broader than […]

If you buy a car in Missouri, you'll receive a set of temp tags after signing the paperwork, with the expectation being that you’ll go to a Department of Revenue office or the DMV within the next 30 days to pay the sales tax and receive your license plates.

Join us Monday, January 27, at 5:30 p.m., for a free public lecture from architect Alfonso Garduño. Garduño is the founder of the Mexican firm G3 Arquitectos and strategic urban […]

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A former assistant general manager of a hotel in Richmond Heights, Missouri, appeared in federal court on Monday to be sentenced for committing financial fraud.

She was pushing a stroller in the street on West Florissant near Arlington avenues.

EAST ALTON — The East Alton Fire Department responded to an ATV accident on Lakeside Avenue just after 4 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, where they found an individual with injuries. Upon arrival, firefighters assessed the situation and determined that the injuries warranted additional medical assistance. The ATV accident was a single-vehicle incident. A medical helicopter was subsequently requested to facilitate the patient's transport to a hospital. East Alton Fire Chief Tim Quigley said a male and female were on the ATV at the beginning and the vehicle overturned. The ATV overturned on the male. The 911 call was made and after that East Alton Fire and East Alton Police arrived. The male was transported to the Olin-Winchester parking lot to be airlifted. Quigley said the reports said the man had a hematoma to the head and a possible left arm injury. Air Evac Medical Helicopter landed in the nearby Olin-Winchester parking lot and transported the victim to a hospital i

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WASHINGTON — Immigration attorneys Monday detailed the impact on their clients, some of them undocumented children, after the Trump administration last week halted Department of Justice programs that fund nonprofits that provide legal services to immigrants. Meanwhile, over the weekend, the federal government began moving in earnest on President Donald Trump’s campaign pledge of an […]

by Tom Finan, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Construction Forum At 7:26 PM on Monday January 20th I received a text from photographer Brad Arteaga, “My father just passed.” The thing is that — even as I write this for you a week after that message from his son — I can still hear Eldon Arteaga’s […]

At the Streets of St. Charles shopping mall, there are mountains of snow throughout the parking lots, the lingering aftereffect from the storms earlier in the month. The combination of high snow and ice totals and frigid temperatures has kept them around longer than most people like.

The brewpub's lease expired and the landlord told its owners that repairs were needed, Schlafly said in a statement.

Here's how taxpayers in Missouri and Illinois can file for free.

James Sherk and Noah Peters appear as the authors of memos sent by the Office of Personnel Management.

The move comes as the company looks to transform from an old-school industrial company to a technology-forward firm focused on automation.

A child was shot and killed in the Castle Point neighborhood in north St. Louis County Monday afternoon, according to police.

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County is set to connect persons experiencing homelessness this week with services and goods. Madison County will hold its annual Project Homeless Connect event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Friday, Jan. 31 at Riverbend Family Ministries, 144 E. Ferguson Ave, Wood River, which is the day after the county’s Point in Time Count. Madison County Homeless Services Coordinator David Kerr said the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires local agencies to conduct a survey every year to determine the number of people experiencing homelessness in each jurisdiction throughout the country. The program counts the number of homeless persons — men, women and children — throughout the county and provides free services. The results from this annual Point in Time Count are also used to help determine grant funding for Community Development and local service providers. The Madison County Partnership to End Homelessness, which

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