Missouri voters will decide Nov. 5 if retirement funds for sheriffs and prosecutors should be supported with fees collected on court cases. A fee used to fund sheriffs’ pensions was put in place by state law in 1983. The Missouri General Assembly placed Amendment 6 on the ballot to reverse a 2021 Missouri Supreme Court […]
The LongHorn Steakhouse in Fairview Heights, at the center of the Shigella outbreak, will remain closed for now. The first lawsuit has been filed in this outbreak.
The city of St. Louis has filed a petition for eminent domain to seek control of the Railway Exchange Building and its adjacent parking garage in downtown St Louis.
A St. Louis man with severe health problems was released from jail this week after complaining for months that the troubled downtown City Justice Center couldn't properly care for him.
KISS' Gene Simmons is set to be a guest judge on the next episode of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, People reports.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer will share his…
ALTON - Alton Little Theater is gearing up for its production of “The Rocky Horror Show” to celebrate Halloween. “The Rocky Horror Show” is a musical that inspired the cult classic movie “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” Directed by Becca Peach, the Alton Little Theater production will premiere at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 25, 26, 27 and Nov. 1 and 2, 2024, with a matinee performance scheduled for 2 p.m. on Nov. 3 and a special midnight performance on Halloween night. “I think it’s just going to be a hoot,” said Lee Cox, ALT’s executive director. “I really think people are going to enjoy it. It may not be every single person’s cup of tea, but it’s something so different, and I love to see the new people that might come.” Cox and Eric Sykes, who will take over as ALT’s executive director in January 2025, noted their excitement for the show. They said “The Rocky Horror Show” is popular
ALTON – The Episcopal Parish of Alton will host its annual Dawgs 4 Paws event on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024, beginning at 2 p.m. at the church located at 10 E. Third St. The event aims to raise funds and awareness for the church's Pet Food Pantry. Sponsored by Trinity's Way and Great Rivers Animal Hospital, the Dawgs 4 Paws event will feature a variety of activities for pet owners and animal lovers. Irene McLaughlin, one of the event coordinators, emphasized the importance of the event, stating, "This event helps us raise funds and awareness for our Pet Food Pantry." Attendees can expect to see veterinary professionals on-site providing free vaccinations, as well as distributing dog food and other supplies, she said. In addition to these services, the event will include live music, a silent auction, and pet blessings, creating an engaging atmosphere for the community and their pets.
Elvis Costello is sharing another preview of his upcoming box set, King Of America and Other Realms, which is due out Nov. 1.The latest is a previously unreleased live performance of the…
In recent weeks there has been a flurry of laws, regulatory proposals, and lawsuits regarding “deepfakes,” along with the usual rising levels of concern in the media about how the world won’t be able to handle this. For some perspective, the Pessimist’s Archive just published a story highlighting how a nearly identical fear gripped the […]
A police pursuit that began in Pontoon Beach, IL ended at a Mobil gas station in St. Louis City after nearly an hour, despite the use of spike strips, and the suspect was taken to the hospital.
COLLINSVILLE — The City of Collinsville hosted its monthly "First Thursday" event on October 3, 2024, attracting residents and visitors to participate in a celebration of local businesses. The event took place along Main Street, particularly in the 300 and 400 blocks, where several Uptown establishments showcased their offerings. Among the participating businesses were Miles Market on Main, which featured a variety of unique fall items, and Lou Belle and Bing, owned by Afton, who is also the organizer of the "First Thursday" events. Waterman's Floral, a recent addition to the area, opened its location across from the Collinsville Memorial Library Center, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the event. The evening concluded with a visit to Bert's Chuckwagon, a long-standing local favorite. The "First Thursday" initiative encourages community engagement by allowing participating businesses to remain open for extended hours or during their regular schedules. They offer a range
After nearly losing their farm and experiencing divorce, U.S. Navy veteran Ash Mae Stuckenschneider tried to take their own life. But despite their struggles with mental health, Stuckenschneider took a chance on life, by accepting a second call to service at the Veterans Urban Farm in Columbia. They say that decision changed their life. With […]
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