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Christian Gray is a sophomore and cornerback for Notre Dame who hails from DeSemet Jesuit High School in the St. Louis area.

Brickline Greenway is kicking off 2025 with three huge wins! Great Rivers Greenway (GRG), the public agency connecting the region with greenways who turns 25 this year, has received a major boost to support the project’s vision to connect 14 neighborhoods with 12+ miles of greenways. Significant investments from both BJC Health System (BJC) and […]

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine announced Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, that multiple charges have been filed against Delvarrion D. Harris, 30, of East St. Louis, in connection with a shooting that injured 12 people at a club in Venice. The incident occurred early on Nov. 24, 2024, at a club located in the 1400 block of Broadway in Venice. Haine said all the victims survived, although some required hospitalization for their injuries. Harris is charged with 12 counts of Aggravated Battery with a Firearm, a class X felony, as well as one count of Possession of a Weapon by a Felon, a class 3 felony. The charges allege that Harris discharged a firearm, striking the victims, and that he possessed a .40-caliber handgun despite a prior felony conviction. The charges were officially filed on Dec. 20, 2024, but remained sealed until Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, following Harris's arrest. He is currently held at the St. Clair County Jail and is expected to be transferred

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A 46-year-old man appeared in St. Louis County Circuit Court on Tuesday and pleaded guilty for his role in a fireworks manufacturing explosion that claimed the lives of four people.

A lawsuit said cybercriminals stole $1.1 million a wealth firm paid for office renovation work done by a contractor.

The Morning After's status as the longest-running local sports morning show in St. Louis is rooted in large part by the business model that Tim McKernan pursued.

There are good vibes for the new Missouri governor, Mike Kehoe. But there's a looming issue that could threaten his agenda, which includes a takeover of St. Louis police, expanding charter schools and cutting taxes.

A downtown developer has sued the owner of a vacant building on Washington Avenue, alleging a sale of the property has been held up.

All four candidates running for mayor of St.Louis have agreed to participate in a public forum on the city’s transportation infrastructure and the future of its streets. The non-profit Trailnet organization that works to improve transit in the region is hosting a Mayoral Forum so that the public can hear directly from candidates about future…

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A 15-year-old was found fatally shot Monday morning in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California residents are facing dire new wildfire warnings and power shutoffs while they prepare to flee at a moment’s notice as fire-fueling winds blasted across the scarred landscape. The winds are predicted to reach near hurricane-force Tuesday in some areas. Much of Southern California was under an elevated fire risk…

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GLEN CARBON - Two contracts between Glen Carbon and TWM, Inc. for street improvement projects are up for a vote at Tuesday night, Jan. 14, 2025, Glen Carbon Village Board meeting. Trustees will consider the approval of two contracts with TWM, Inc. for construction engineering services under the Street Program. Work under the first agreement totals $94,300, while the second agreement totals $44,700. According to a memo to trustees from Public Works Director Scott Slemer, the $94,300 agreement is for the Main Street Storm Sewer Replacement project, while the $44,700 agreement is for the Forest Ridge Court Reconstruction project. Main Street Storm Sewer Replacement Project limits for the Main Street Storm Sewer Replacement extend from the historic Glen Carbon covered bridge to School Street. The full scope of the work is described in the first Professional Services Agreement as follows: “All inlets and storm sewer will be replaced, and the street will be patched as necessary,&rdquo

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While several Grammy-related events have been canceled due to the California wildfires, the Recording Academy’s MusiCares Person of the Year gala honoring the Grateful Dead will go on as planned.The Recording…

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St. Louis officials say that crime remains on a downward trend in the city, speaking Tuesday on an 11-year low in homicides, reductions in top-level FBI-reported crimes, and ongoing initiatives to work toward progress in combating crime.

Washington University has halted plans to move and expand athletic fields and facilities to the Clayton campus of Concordia Seminary, amid opposed from the project’s neighbors.

JERSEYVILLE - Jersey Community Middle School has released their Honor Roll and High Honor Roll lists for grades 5 through 7. 7th Grade - High Honor Roll Trey N. Alich Wade R. Ball Aislynn C. Christen Emersyn J. Cole Lillie M. Cornelius Kaylee M. Cunningham Kyle A. Darr Kadence Dobson Henry D. Dohrn Ayden S. Droege Stella M. Egelhoff Addison J. Fessler Charles R. Friedel Davis J. Frost Olivia D. Funk Cadence M. Goodey Liam P. Graham Reid K. Graham Bentley W. Grasle Maci E. Gray Fallin M. Green Emmitt M. Grizzle Ruiz Aubrey A. Hargrave Joshua G. Hartley Sophia M. Herter Harper L. Hill Brody A. Hoyt Austin Huang Sullivan E. Hutchens Harmony M. Jantzen Blake J. Jones Paige M. Jones Cullan J. Kinser Kiyah B. Knoche Grace E. Latempt Bennett L. Leslie Parker M. Logan Grayson M. Mangara Kagen A. McClintock Livia B. McKinnon Christopher J. Merrell Colton T. Mueller Cjay T. Nevlin Kaylin M. Norman Haylee

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