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Kirkwood leaders will begin looking at selling the city-owned water utility, which is facing millions of dollars in needed repairs.

The lights were on at his office, but Cahokia Heights Superintendent Curtis McCall Jr. refused to come out on our seventh personal visit to his office.

She faces a misdemeanor charge of stunt driving in connection with a street takeover early Sunday morning in south St. Louis.

After an unforgettable hot start to September in St. Louis, cooler temperatures allow fall preparations to ramp up at The Summit All-Seasons Market in Kirkwood.

City officials say copper wire thefts have escalated in recent months; hitting the riverfront, the Eads Bridge, and other locations.

Executive Don Roe's announcement comes nearly a month after a chaotic meeting in which Mayor Cara Spencer and her office sought to have commissioners reconsider their votes on data center regulations.

Internet creator Skweezy Jibbs is conducting a 71-city theater tour for his self-released film, which was funded by a Kickstarter campaign supported by his TikTok audience.

An autopsy of a Potosi Correctional Center inmate reveals that his February death at the prison has been deemed a homicide.

There are multiple things this administration is incapable of doing: winning wars, curbing inflation, not acting like Nazis, wearing shoes that fit them, etc. But if there’s one thing it’s most known for, it’s the unwillingness to take a loss and move on. That’s why the DOJ is still trying to imprison/jettison into a war-torn […]

ALTON — Teamsters Local 525, representing the dedicated members of the City of Alton Public Works Department, announced on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, that its members are prepared to initiate a lawful strike in 15 days following months of prolonged stall tactics, bad-faith bargaining, and a lack of meaningful negotiation from city leadership. Despite repeated attempts by the union to negotiate fair, competitive wages and address critical workplace concerns, the City of Alton has consistently

EDWARDSVILLE – A man from Edwardsville accused of leaving the scene of an accident while driving with a revoked license for the eighth time faces new charges in Madison County. Clayton C. Shaffer, 50, of Edwardsville, was charged on Sept. 2, 2026 with one count each of driving while license is revoked (a Class 4 felony) and leaving the scene of an accident (a Class A misdemeanor). Shaffer allegedly drove a 2005 Lincoln Navigator on State Route 143 in Edwardsville on July 20, 2026, while

EDWARDSVILLE – Three Edwardsville High School seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, placing them among a select group of academically talented students from across the country. Alan Chen, Jude Luesse, and David Maloney were named National Merit Semifinalists as part of the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. More than 16,000 students nationwide were named Semifinalists in this year’s program, representing less than one

SWANSEA - A traffic stop attempt over mismatched license plates led to a crash and arrest Sept. 7, 2026 near North Belt West and North 17th Street, according to the Swansea Police Department. Tazia J. Beison was arrested at approximately 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 7, after a Swansea Police officer attempted to stop a 2003 Hyundai Sonata because the license plates displayed on the vehicle did not return to the Hyundai, police said. The driver, identified by police as Beison, did not stop

Residents, business owners, neighborhood leaders, and other community members are invited to participate in the next round of public workshops.