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UPDATE: The pedestrian, 36-year-old Joseph Mahoney of O’Fallon, MO, died from his injuries at the hospital on October 16, 2025. Accident Reconstruction is investigating a crash that left a pedestrian in critical condition on October 13, 2025 in the Central West End. Shortly after 6:15 a.m., officers received a call relative to a person struck […]

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At least the last time this many journalists fled an oppressive regime, the military actually offered to give them a ride. That’s not the sort of thing that’s happening these days. In fact, the current administration is more like the current Vietnam government than it would care to admit, especially when it rails against socialism […]

JERSEY COUNTY — The Jersey County Sheriff’s Office announced plans to remove six mature trees from the courthouse lawn due to disease and age, officials said. Jersey Sheriff Nick Manns said earlier this year, the office observed that several trees on the courthouse grounds were dying. After consulting with a resource conservationist and a state forester from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, they determined the trees were affected by a combination of disease and natural aging. “Based on their advice, we made the very difficult decision to remove six trees from the lawn to ensure the safety of our citizens and to prevent the death of additional trees,” Manns said in a public service announcement. The sheriff’s office emphasized that the removal is a safety measure and that plans are already underway to plant new trees once the best species are selected to suit the location. The removal process is currently underway, with replanting t

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The Adobe Acrobat Pro + Microsoft Office Professional License Bundle isn’t around for much longer. It’s a chance to get a 3-year Adobe Acrobat Pro 2024 license and a license for Microsoft Office Pro 2021 for $100. It’s your all-in-one bundle for editing PDFs, creating docs, and working smarter on Windows. Note: The Techdirt Deals […]

Chancellor Andrew Martin said the private university has "accepted the invitation" to discuss the future of higher education and will work collaboratively with the federal government.

EDWARDSVILLE – As Halloween approaches, the Edwardsville Police Department is urging everyone to drive sober, buckle up, be alert for pedestrians and follow traffic laws. With children and families out after dark for trick-or-treating and community events, officers will be stepping up enforcement to keep the streets safe. “Driving under the influence — whether from alcohol, cannabis, or any impairing drug — is dangerous and illegal,” said Lt. Matt Senci. “We encourage everyone to plan ahead. If you’ll be celebrating, line up a sober ride, use public transportation, or call a friend.” The “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Drive High. Get a DUI” campaigns, along with increased traffic enforcement, are funded by federal highway safety grants administered by IDOT. These efforts are supported by the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement agencies across the state. The campaigns are reinforced by IDOT’s

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ALTON – Marquette Catholic High School will present Alice in Wonderland on November 7th and 8th, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. on the Ruth Klaus Stage located at 219 E. 4th Street. Alice in Wonderland is based on the stories of Lewis Carroll and adapted by Jason Pizzarello. It is produced by special arrangement with Stage Partners (www.yourstagepartners.com). After Alice falls down the rabbit hole, mad tea parties, sarcastic caterpillars, depressed turtles and a very irrational queen take stage in a dream-like landscape. According to Ms. Madison Foreman, MCHS Theater and Music Director, twenty-five students are involved in the production as actors and crew. She said, “Working on Jason Pizzarello’s Alice in Wonderland has been a wonderful reminder of how imaginative the students are. They have taken this classic story and made the characters their own. Each character is full of color, curiosity, and of course madness. The students' passion and love for the performing arts have

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From STL Today: The Trump administration’s decision to cancel a $200 million federal grant for a $570 million battery component factory in north St. Louis drew condemnation Friday from the city’s Democratic congressman and one of Missouri’s top union leaders. The state’s Republican senators and governor, though, ducked the issue, as did St. Louis Mayor […]

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Every October, University City resident Bill England turned his front yard into an electrifying Halloween attraction. Using nothing more than Romex wire and his imagination, England began creating light-up decorations in the mid-90s. His homemade display quickly became a neighborhood favorite.

St. Louis County police Chief Kenneth Gregory sent a staff-wide email Friday evening explaining his decision to rebuild ties with 1st Phorm — a nutrition and fitness supplement company.

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ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has taken an individual into custody in connection to a video that went viral in July for fireworks being thrown at people and property. Police announced a 25-year-old man was arrested with help from detectives, bomb and arson investigators, U.S. Marshals Task Force, and the Department [...]

As the federal shutdown continues, states have been forced to fall back on their own resources to spot disease outbreaks — just as respiratory illness season begins. The shutdown has halted dashboards and expert analysis from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which monitors indicators such as wastewater to provide early warnings of […]

From KMOV: The St. Louis housing market continued to be difficult for buyers. Home prices remained high and homes go off the market quickly, sometimes just hours after being listed. It is an issue across the metro, but with the population growth in St. Charles County, it is magnified there. Officials there said developers are […]

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<figure><img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/syndication.abcaudio.com/files/2025-10-20/M_DeliverMeFromNowheresoundtrack_102025.jpg" alt=""><figcaption>Cover of 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)'/(20th Century Studios and Columbia Records </figcaption></figure><p class="p1"><span class="s1"><strong>Jeremy Allen White</strong> does his own singing in the upcoming…

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EAST ALTON – A local man has been charged with stealing large amounts of copper material from Wieland in East Alton. Jonathan W. Burris, 35, listed as homeless out of East Alton, was charged on Oct. 14, 2025, with a Class 2 felony count of burglary and a Class 3 felony count of theft. On Sept. 13, 2025, Burris allegedly entered a building at 427 N. Shamrock in East Alton, which is property of Wieland, with the intent to commit a theft. He is additionally accused of stealing 19 bundles of copper wire, weighing approximately 740 pounds, with a total value exceeding $500 from Wieland. This occurred just over a week before a separate but similar incident in which a Granite City man was accused of stealing multiple spools of copper wire, compressed copper pucks, and a copper coil condenser from Wieland Recycling in Granite City on Sept. 21, 2025. The case against Burris was presented by the East Alton Police Department, and he has been granted pretrial release from custody.

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