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Friends of Colleen Lischwe established a GoFundMe page to honor her legacy and help her family with expenses. She was killed Wednesday morning in a crash on Interstate 44 near Vandeventer Avenue in St. Louis.

Sting and Ringo Starr are among the musicians paying tribute to director David Lynch, whose death was announced Thursday.Sting shared a photo on Instagram of him and Lynch on the…

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John Jenkins fought back tears as he stood out on his sister's and brother-in-law's front porch. 

The local company has received a more than $1.5 million grant from New York-based Michael J. Fox Foundation to research the connections between several neurodegenerative conditions.

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Independent journalist Sam Husseini was dragged out of Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s final news conference today after interrupting Blinken’s remarks with questions about the Israel-Gaza war. Another journalist, Max Blumenthal of The Grayzone, was also escorted out.

Seth Stern, director of advocacy at Freedom of the Press Foundation, commented:

“Days before the inauguration of an anti-press president, the Biden administration handed Trump a gift by normalizing punishing journalists for asking questions officials don’t like. Quibbling about whether these journalists breached decorum misses the point. Decorum is a slippery slope that Trump is sure to rely on to retaliate against journalists for so-called ‘nasty’ questions. Plus, ignoring decorum is understandable under the circumstances — Biden officials have been ducking hard questions about their support for the Israel-Gaza war for over a year. Do they expect journalists just to accept their gibberish answers and thank them?”

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Having already gotten the docuseries treatment, the history of Lollapalooza is now being told through a different medium.A new book called Lollapalooza: The Uncensored Story of Alternative Rock's Wildest Festival is due…

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MARYVILLE - Two Madison County cases involving unlawful firearms include a Springfield woman accused of defacing a firearm and a Venice man charged with possessing a “ghost gun." Stephanie R. Glugla, 31, of Springfield, Ill., was charged with defacing identification marks on a firearm (a Class 3 felony) and possession of a controlled substance (a Class 4 felony). On Nov. 2, 2024, Glugla allegedly possessed an 80 Percent Arms Model GST-9 on which the “serial number had been removed,” according to court documents. She also reportedly had less than 15 grams of cocaine in her possession. The Maryville Police Department presented the case against Glugla, who was granted pretrial release from custody. In a separate case, Ricky A. Clayton Jr., 37, of Venice, was charged with possession/use of a firearm/weapon by a felon (a Class 3 felony) and resisting a peace officer (a Class A misdemeanor). On April 21, 2024, Clayton reportedly possessed a Polymer 80 9mm “ghost

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A federal grand jury in Puerto Rico indicted a St. Peters, Missouri, woman on Thursday for starting a fire that destroyed a bar in Cabo Rojo earlier this month.

Dozens of homes in Cahokia Heights, Illinois, are getting new surveillance systems to help deter crime in their neighborhood, as police say technology plays a crucial role in keeping neighborhoods safe.

Jonathan Stepp, a spokesperson for Waste Management of Missouri, said the weather and ice-covered roads have caused "unavoidable delays."

A St. Louis County man was convicted on Thursday in the murder-for-hire of a New Jersey man in 2022 while in St. Louis.

St. Louisans are heated with the city’s lackadaisical response in clearing roads of snow and ice nearly two weeks after the winter storm earlier in the month.

Stevie Nicks, Rod Stewart and Sting are among the artists confirmed to play FireAid, a benefit concert to raise money for those affected by the California wildfires and to support efforts…

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Electric trucks are few and far between, but Illinois will be experiencing an uptick in these freight carriers because of 14 new electric truck charging hubs.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Missouri man who crashed a rental truck into barriers protecting the White House was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison for an attack that prosecutors said was inspired by his fascination with Nazi ideology, court records show. Sai Varshith Kandula, then 19, nearly struck two people standing next to a [...]

GRANITE CITY - Granite City recently opened its own Overnight Warming Location , and Pastor Phillip Warren shared that the community has been “incredibly supportive” so far. The OWL is looking for volunteers to sustain its operations. Located at Mt. Zion Church at 2827 Mockingbird Lane in Granite City, the new OWL is the third of its kind in the Riverbend region, joining Alton and Edwardsville in offering a warm place for unhoused community members and people with insufficient heating to stay for the night. Since opening last Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, following a major snowstorm, the Granite City OWL has averaged 30 to 35 people a night. “There’s all these stories that are happening. But the big thing that we need to really push is we need volunteers,” Warren said. “If you have a lot of people doing little things, it becomes a big thing.” Like the OWLs in Alton and Edwardsville, the Granite City OWL opens when overnight temperatures

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A new drama series titled "DTF St. Louis" has announced its casting of acclaimed actor Richard Jenkins.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed an Executive Order ordering U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at full-staff on Inauguration Day.

A rideshare driver accused of sexually abusing two passengers this month in St. Charles County is now behind bars on criminal charges.