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Health officials identified three contacts, including two healthcare workers, who were closely monitored after a bird flu patient in Missouri was recently hospitalized.

Five Years Ago This week in 2019, some investors were getting sick of AT&T’s obsession with mergers, leading the company to think about dumping DirecTV. Nintendo was ramping up its war on ROM websites, while Congress was moving forward with plans to massively increase copyright trolling. The DOJ helped boost Ed Snowden’s memoir by suing […]

Police say two carjackers forced a man out of his car and forced him to strip down to his socks and underwear.

The Missouri Independent won 24 awards Saturday — including nine first place honors — in the annual Missouri Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.  The awards were handed out at the association’s annual convention, which this year was held in Springfield. “Atomic Fallout” — a months-long collaboration between The Independent’s Allison Kite, the Associated Press and […]

Twenty-two years ago, a small but passionate group of music lovers organized the first Old Webster Jazz & Blues Festival simply because they wanted to throw a great party in […]

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Marcellus Williams, a man on death row in the 1998 death of Lisha Gayle, is scheduled to be executed for the murder in just a few days without intervention.

Miranda K. Douglas, 22, of St. Charles, died at the scene. Savannah Burfield, 21, of O'Fallon, Missouri, and Gabriel Angelo, 22, Miquel Smith, 22, and Braden Moore, 23, all of St. Peters, were seriously injured.

With thrills both on and off the rides, Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis is one of the spookiest fall festivals and events of the season. During the day, […]

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Norris Wiggins' home was hit hard by April storms, and he applied for an emergency repairs grant through Saint Clair County, but the funding has run out.

Donald R. Chilton was riding a motorcycle Friday morning south of Steelville when he traveled off the side of the road, hit a sign and flipped, the highway patrol reported.

EDWARDSVILLE - A crash on Friday, Sept. 20, 2021, at Illinois Route 157 and Lewis Road in Edwardsville damaged overhead lines and caused traffic disruption, Edwardsville Police said. "While there were no injuries reported, the disruption led to lane restrictions in the affected area," the police said. "Police and fire personnel managed the situation and worked to restore normal conditions." Lane restrictions were in place while police and fire personnel dealt with the situation. Witnesses said a dump truck was involved in the crash and didn't have its bed completely lowered and struck the lines. Edwardsville Police also issued a quick reminder: "If you encounter a nonfunctioning stoplight, treat it as a four-way stop."

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