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Neighbors defend St. Louis firefighter charged for firing weapon
A longtime firefighter with the St. Louis Fire Department is facing a felony weapons charge for firing his gun into the ground during a recent dispute.
'A weight has come off': Injured Ferguson officer’s family grateful for hospital release
An injured Ferguson police officer is about to embark on a new chapter of his recovery, and his sister could not be more thrilled.
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How to help send off Officer Travis Brown as he leaves the hospital for rehab
Belleville Marine’s life honored more than a year after fatal training exercise
Fifteen months after her death, a Belleville Marine Corps pilot is still touching people's lives.
Republicans win control of the US House of Representatives
All 435 House seats were up for reelection, making it a crucial year for both parties battling for the balance of power.
Lawsuit claims 'unsafe' conditions at Railway Exchange garage caused severe injury
Veterans Day: Addressing the challenges of unhoused veterans
With Veterans Day parades and celebrations around the state, it’s also a time to stand in solidarity with the former soldiers who returned home to lives vastly different from what they left behind.
Here's how to help after St. Louis County center for grieving children was devastated by water damage
Source of Festus yellow water reported non-toxic, solution in 90 days: Officials
Depending on where you are in Festus, your water may sometimes look discolored.
Miriam Switching Post burglarized of funds for school and learning center
The doors of Miriam Switching Post in Brentwood remain shut, serving as a stark reminder of Saturday night’s devastating break-in, hours after their major holiday extravaganza.
Military veteran victim of hit-and-run in north St. Louis County
The family of Archie Green, 71, spent Veterans Day making funeral arrangements for their loved one. Green, a military veteran, was struck and killed on Nov. 6 in a hit-and-run, according to police.
Alton's Winter Bash Day: A Celebration of Music and Giving
ALTON — Aaron Kyles Jr. and a group of fellow musical artists are organizing a Winter Bash Day from 3 to 6 p.m. on Nov. 23, 2024, at James Killion Park, located at 2400 Washington Ave. The event aims to deliver a meaningful message to the Alton community through music, a free Thanksgiving dinner, and a clothing giveaway for children. Kyles Jr. emphasized the importance of the event, stating, "It will transcend mere positivity and seeks to touch the hearts of individuals." He believes that while politics and legislation play a role, true change comes from within. "Only God can transform the heart of a man and this is the catalyst for change in our city," he said. The Winter Bash is designed not only to entertain but also to uplift the community. Kyles Jr. described the Thanksgiving event as necessary to illuminate the challenges residents in the region face. The entertainment lineup includes performances from P Lott, Shooz Da Victory, Poetry 7, Manna, Coleboy Sedro, Jamel Robertson,
Loop Trolley ends season operating within budget and with 44 percent increase in ridership
48-year-old pedestrian hit and killed in St. Francois County
One person is dead after being struck by a vehicle overnight Monday.
Grateful Mondays
Start the week on the right note! On Monday nights, Schlafly Tap Room in downtown St. Louis hosts acoustic Dead jams featuring Nick Elwood and Tracy Gladden of The Stone […]
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