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Hawley presses Kunce on presidential race. Quade and Kehoe debate guns and abortion.

ST. LOUIS -- The summer box office hit “Twisters” swept through theatres this summer.  Audiences loved it, but what about the pros who spend countless hours on the roads chasing these storms in real life.  I spoke with Tom Stolze and Ashley Poling of the Metro St. Louis Storm Chasers Association about their opinions of [...]

Authorities in the St. Louis region say the alarming increase in schools threats are draining resources, both from schools and police agencies who respond.

Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In this week’s round-up of the latest news in online […]

Officers Travis "TJ" Brown's oxygen levels have improved after a bout of pneumonia, although the levels continue to fluctuate.

There may be traffic backups for some rush-hour drivers Friday due to a fiery crash on Interstate 170.

JERSEY COUNTY – Jersey County State’s Attorney Ben Goetten announced on Sept. 17, 2024, that felony charges have been filed against Robert B. Kallal, 58, of Dow, and Rusty C. Young, 64, of Alton, for knowingly producing cannabis plants, a Class 2 felony. The charges stem from an investigation by the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office. According to Goetten, the investigation led to the surveillance of a cannabis field in rural Jersey County near Dow, where Kallal and Young were observed. On Sept. 14, 2024, deputies from the Jersey County Sheriff’s Office arrested the two men and seized approximately 140 cannabis plants from the field. Jersey County Sheriff Nick Manns emphasized the legal restrictions surrounding cannabis cultivation in Illinois. "Growing cannabis remains illegal in Illinois except under very specific conditions involving the very small amounts set forth in Illinois statutes," Manns said. Both defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty

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The majority opinion was written by Judge Paul Wilson, with Chief Justice Mary Russell, Judge Robin Ranson and Judge Brent Powell concurring.

Three suspects stole a red Buick encore in front of The Heights recreation center Wednesday evening around 5:50 p.m.

On Friday, the group behind the purchase - Gateway Arch Park Foundation - gathered to celebrate the prominent purchase.

Peter Frampton was forced to cancel his Sept. 17 concert at the Virginia Credit Union Live in Richmond, Virginia, due to "unforeseen circumstances," and now he’s revealed what those circumstances were.In fan-shot…

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A man on Friday was charged with holding another man in a bathroom for six days, a crime similar to one he was convicted of in 2020.

The number of threats of violence against area schools has risen to the dozens as school safety concerns spike nationwide, local and federal law enforcement officials said Friday.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said homeless housing remains under consideration for the site, along with an animal shelter and more space for towed vehicles.

EDWARDSVILLE – Fire Chief James Whiteford, who has been a full-time member of the Edwardsville Fire Department for 28 years, announced on Friday, September 20, that he plans to retire next month to spend more time with his family. Whiteford’s final day on the job will be Friday, October 11. “It has been a true honor to work with such a dedicated and caring group of people,” Whiteford said. “Working for the Edwardsville Fire Department has been one of the greatest parts of my life. It’s no accident that Edwardsville has such a good fire department. Over the years, City leaders have had the foresight to make public safety a priority and this forward vision is largely responsible for the top-notch fire, rescue and emergency medical services we provide. This Fire Department has a dedicated group of hard-working people who really care about the community. These are some of the finest paramedics and firefighters in the area, and having a chance to lead the

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The 31-year-old man was one of three others who were fatally shot on the 5000 block of Kensington Avenue.

Three people are hurt after a crash involving a school bus Friday afternoon in St. Charles County.

He has a medical diagnosis that requires medication. Police do not believe that he has the medication.

EDWARDSVILLE — 1818 Offshore, a popular seafood restaurant located at 210 South Buchanan in Edwardsville has announced it will close its doors this fall as its lease comes to an end. The restaurant, known for its oysters and crab dishes, has been a staple in the community, bringing joy to its patrons and providing numerous job opportunities over the years. In a heartfelt message to its patrons, the restaurant expressed deep gratitude for the support it has received. "Your unwavering presence and the laughs we shared made a world of difference," the statement read. "Your support has been instrumental in our journey, and we are deeply appreciative of it." The exact timeline for the closure is not yet finalized, but the restaurant anticipates shutting down within the next two and a half months. During this period, the 1818 Offshore family plans to say their goodbyes and cherish the memories made in their original "home" at Park Plaza. "We will miss our oyster aficionados stopping

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