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Tickets are on sale now for the prehistoric adventure's stop at The Family Arena Oct. 11–13.

Members of The Guess Who have settled their long dispute over the band’s name.The band’s founding singer Burton Cummings and guitarist Randy Bachman sued fellow original members Jim Kale and Garry…

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The Republican nominee for lieutenant governor has dropped a defamation lawsuit he filed before the Aug. 6 primary against the corporate owner of Missouri television stations and one of his political rivals.  David Wasinger filed the lawsuit on Aug. 2 claiming that a television ad run by another Republican vying for the lieutenant governor nomination […]

How do you create an icon for a network that no one individually controls? Here's a showcase of many different attempts for the Fediverse.

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American Airlines saw its traffic at St. Louis Lambert International Airport fall off in 2023, but expects a bounce back this year.

Do the St. Louis Cardinals still have a chance at a Red October? Mathematically, yes. But with less than a month left in the regular season, any path to postseason looks to be an uphill battle.

ALTON - On the most recent episode of “You’re Beautiful” with Brian Trust, TJ Callahan shared his faith journey and encouraged people to accept Christ into their hearts. Callahan, who plays drums at Crossroads Community Church in Brighton and serves as the mayor of South Roxana, recently started posting videos on Facebook wherein he talks about the Bible and shares verses with his Facebook friends. He believes God is working through him, and he is eager to communicate his faith to the community. “Jesus carried a cross for all of our sins, right? And now I’m going to get emotional, because it’s a fact,” Callahan said. “I get challenged — ‘How do you know there’s a God?’ Well, that’s where faith comes in. ‘No, tell me, how do you know there’s a God?’ Well, I’m going to accept Him into my heart as Lord and Savior because it says that in the Bible, you have got to be born again.

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ALTON — The Alton Little Theater (ALT) is set to open its 91st season with the family comedy "Making God Laugh," which will run for seven performances from September 20 through September 29, including a second Saturday matinee on Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. The play's title is derived from the adage, "People make plans, and God laughs," encapsulating the unpredictable nature of life. Kristi Doering, who has previously acted in "The Miracle Worker" and directed a Studio Series show, will be joining as the Season Director. This season also features a new initiative by Doering and Executive Director Lee Cox, who have arranged for the show to raffle off holiday dinners for entire families. Playwright Sean Grennan, who has local connections in St. Louis, previously debuted "Beer for Breakfast" at ALT last season. The theater has long aspired to produce "Making God Laugh," but faced challenges in aging adult characters and depicting four holiday gatherings within a two-hour timeframe. Doering

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State Rep. Barbara Phifer declined to run for another term in the Missouri House, even though she was eligible to spend four more years in the General Assembly’s lower chamber. But the Kirkwood Democrat chose instead to run for secretary of state. While the race for that office typically doesn’t get as much attention as the U.S. Senate or governor, Phifer said the stakes are high enough for her to throw her hat into the statewide electoral arena. “This is the single most important statewide race in Missouri this year, and I could see that a year and a half ago,” Phifer said on an episode of St. Louis Public Radio’s Politically Speaking. “And so I told my husband, even as I was planning to retire: ‘Honey, you just need to know that if we don't have somebody on the Democratic side with experience who's running for secretary of state, I'm going to do that.”

In today’s episode of ‘Won’t Someone Think of the Children?!’, celebrity attorney David Boies is leading a baseless charge against Meta, claiming Instagram is inherently harmful to kids. Spoiler alert: it’s not. This one was filed last month and covered in the Washington Post, though without a link to the complaint, because the Washington Post […]

MASCOUTAH - MidAmerica St. Louis Airport (BLV) is pleased to announce the launch of the Hidden Disabilities (HD) Sunflower program at the airport. The global initiative is aimed at helping identify passengers who wish to discreetly alert staff that they may need some extra time or assistance due to a hidden disability. As part of the program, BLV passengers who would like to take advantage of the program offerings but don’t already have an HD Sunflower program identifier in their possession can request a complimentary green sunflower lanyard, wristband, tag or pin at the airline ticket counter to signal to BLV staff and TSA and boarding agents that they have a hidden disability and require additional support. Hidden disabilities can include physical, mental or neurological conditions that limit or challenge a person’s movements, senses or activities but are not immediately apparent to others. These can be temporary, situational or permanent and can include visual and

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EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Environmental Commission is branching out with a program to honor the trees that are among the oldest and most notable in the City and to simultaneously raise awareness about the importance of preserving them. The Heritage Tree program is an effort to encourage the conservation of established trees, recognize some distinctive examples and to educate about the essential role trees play in a community. Residents and others who know of a tree in Edwardsville that might qualify for heritage tree status are encouraged to submit nominations for the program. “With the help of the commission, I created a program that will help recognize and value the importance of our established tree canopy while honoring the heritage trees that add history and texture to the fabric of our community,” Ward 1 Alderman Chris Farrar said. “Edwardsville is the third oldest city in Illinois and a major goal of mine is to preserve as much as possible the character

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MADISON COUNTY — The Madison County Sheriff's Office today asks the community for help identifying a person of interest in a case. The individual’s photographs have been released, and authorities are urging anyone with information about his identity or current whereabouts to come forward. The Sheriff's Office announced that the person in question is connected to an ongoing investigation. However, specific details about the investigation were not disclosed. The request for public assistance was made through an official statement issued on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024. "We are asking for the public’s help in identifying the subject in the attached photographs," the Madison County Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "If you have any information regarding his identity or his current whereabouts, please contact the Investigations Division at (618) 692-6087." The photographs of the individual have been circulated widely as part of the effort to gather information. Authorities

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United States Steel Corp.'s CEO warned that the future of the company's plants and its Pittsburgh headquarters were threatened if the Nippon Steel didn't go through.

Neil Young and Stephen Stills are set to headline a new benefit concert in October.Harvest Moon is a daytime concert that will take place Oct. 5 at The Painted Turtle…

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Since the soccer stadium opened last year, City SC has claimed to have one of the most sustainable sporting venues in the country.

"He had so much fight in him," the angler said.

A judge has until Sept. 13 to review evidence and rule on whether a man who will be executed in about three weeks is innocent of the crime he's set to die for.