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Riverview P.D. shuts down over money problems, chief says it’s temporary
Friday’s visit to Riverview City Hall and Police Department revealed a locked front door and a quiet back parking lot.
St. Louis marks 25th anniversary of 9/11 with 21-mile march to the Arch
A group of St. Louisans is marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks by walking 21 miles to the Gateway Arch Friday.
Lettuce lovers rejoice: The CDC says the cyclospora outbreak in Missouri, Illinois is over
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Principal in Francis Howell School District fired after possession of child porn charge
An assistant principal in the Francis Howell School District who was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography last week is no longer employed by the district, according to an email sent to staff and family on Friday.
Imperial woman charged in deadly shooting of ex-husband
An Imperial woman is accused of shooting and killing her ex-husband at a home Thursday, leading to an hours-long standoff with police.
Possible Public Works Strike Could Cancel Alton Homecoming Parade
ALTON – The Alton High School Homecoming Parade may be canceled this year as the city’s Public Works staff prepares to go on strike in two weeks. Teamsters Local 525, the union representing the city’s Public Works Department, announced on Thursday , Sept. 10, 2026 that union members are prepared to strike on Sept. 25 if a fair contract still has not been negotiated. At the Sept. 8, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting , aldermen questioned whether the city would be able t
Pro-Cop Red States Latest To Kick Flock To The Curb
Whatever wasn’t already going poorly for Flock Safety is just going to keep getting worse. Data collected by privacy activist group Secure Justice pointed out what Flock already knows: it’s losing customers at an unprecedented rate. More than 214 cities and counties have dropped Flock since 2021. More than 90 of those have done that […]
'You ruined my life in the 4th grade' - The Adam Wainwright curveball Mets fans still haven't forgotten
Adam Wainwright stills hears it from New York, 20 years after his curveball struck out Carlos Beltrán, sent the Mets home and led the St. Louis Cardinals to the 2006 World Series.
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Where can I buy old/vintage Topps trading cards and memorabilia locally? Looking for the movie/series stuff, specifically Home Alone Topps trading cards! Thank you!
The Eardley Agency Female Athlete Of The Month For Redbirds: Ja'Nya Hubbard Is A Pioneering Player On Alton's First Girls Flag Football Team
ALTON — Ja’Nya Hubbard, a senior lineman on Alton High School’s first girls flag football team, said the Redbirds are focused on learning, improving and staying together in the program’s first season despite some early losses. The Redbirds had some good plays and moments throughout the recent Edwardsville game, did not surrender and fought to the end. “I’m feeling great,” Hubbard said. “I think that the team did a good job, I really think we really
Person with measles boarded train that went through St. Louis on Aug. 27
The same train, 318, stopped at Washington, Missouri; Kirkwood, downtown St. Louis and Alton on its way to Chicago's Union Station, Amtrak says.
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Man charged for killing wife at Jefferson County home
A House Springs man has been charged with murder after his wife was found dead inside a Cedar Hill area home following a five-hour police standoff Thursday.
Godfrey Public Servant Pam Whisler Earns Service Award
GODFREY - The Alton-Godfrey Rotary Club will present its “Gordon F. Moore Service Above Self” award to Pam Whisler on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, at Lewis and Clark Commons in Godfrey, recognizing the longtime Godfrey public servant and volunteer for service to others. The dinner will begin at 5 p.m. The Rotary Club said it is presenting the award for only the 10th time in its 105-year history. The honor, named for Dr. Gordon Moore, incorporates Rotary’s motto and is given to
Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete Of The Month: Madison John Shows Power In Softball And Strength In Tennis
ROXANA - Madison John is taking on key roles for Roxana this fall and spring, playing No. 1 singles in tennis and second base in softball as the 2026-27 school year unfolds, with her play helping the Shells in early fall competition, including a narrow 5-4 home tennis victory over Vandalia. John, a senior, won her No. 1 singles match against Vandalia this season and teamed with Alexis Dopuch for a doubles win. Those results helped Roxana secure the 5-4 victory in its first home match of the season.
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