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The St. Louis Cardinals are offering $4 tickets for their next three home games against the Texas Rangers on July 29-31, in celebration of Paul Goldschmidt's walk-off home run against the Washington Nationals.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have identified the victim in last month's fatal shooting at the old Grand Motel and confirmed the suspect for the killing is in custody.

If a buyer is interested in starting up a different concept there, the owner said he is open to conversations.

Chris Brownfield received a $35,000 settlement for poor healthcare in prison. Missouri is now trying to take the money from him.

KDHX is proud to be the media sponsor for #HEALSTL Resource Fair taking place Sunday, August 4 from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. in Strauss Park.

The #HEALSTL Resource Fair will include wellness, arts, and education vendors, as well as a marketplace featuring local goods.

DJ She Beatz(former KDHX DJ and host of She Healz Radio) launched She Healz LLC. in 2021, as a wellness company that creates and implements holistic healing programming, in addition to offering fitness, advisory, and retail services.

#HEALSTL, a resource fair for arts, wellness, and education was launched by the company in 2023 with no budget or team, just a purpose in mind. The purpose of the fair is to promote wellness through arts and education while providing an unbiased and free platform for networking, recruiting, and opportunities among youth, artists, wellness professionals, and creatives in St. Louis. 

"I created #HEALSTL from the ground with no budget, no team, and no gimmicks, just the vision. The goal is to highlight the underdogs within the arts, wellness, and education fields to dispel local nepotism and lead by example regarding presenting genuine opportunities and platforms in St. Louis, Mo.," said DJ She Beatz. 

"The fair itself serves as a liaison between resources and the people who need them. With that in mind, I provided free vendor spots last year and I am doing the same this year. The difference this year is I'm engaging in sponsorships such as KDHX and RAC because the positive results and feedback inspired me to strive for an even better one this year and to actually go for the goals I set for this fair to make an impact every year."

Visit the She Healz website for more information.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY – Detectives from the St. Louis County Police Department Bureau of Crimes Against Persons are investigating a double homicide that occurred early Monday morning, July 29, 2024, in the 9400 block of Olive Boulevard, resulting in the deaths of two teenage males. At 12:51 a.m., officers from the City of Olivette Police Department responded to a call reporting a shooting in the area. While canvassing the vicinity, officers heard a gunshot and believed they were being targeted, prompting them to request additional officers for assistance. Shortly thereafter, officers discovered one teenage male in a nearby field and another inside an apartment building. Both individuals had sustained apparent gunshot wounds and were pronounced dead at the scene. The City of Olivette Police Department subsequently requested that the St. Louis County Police Department Bureau of Crimes Against Persons take over the investigation. The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities have

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After putting out the fire, firefighters found one person dead inside the home.

GRAFTON - The director of the Veterans History Project has come to Grafton to contribute to the National Memorial of Military Ascent. Dr. James Smither, a professor at Grand Valley State University in Michigan, recently stopped by Grafton to film oral histories of local veterans. These videos will then be archived with the Library of Congress and eventually shared in the National Memorial of Military Ascent (NMMA) museum. “I’m basically here as kind of an in-house historian and somebody who could help do oral histories,” Smither explained. “The idea there is, if you’ve got a museum set up, museums need programming. It’s got to be things that engage the community, and an oral history program, especially in this area, which has so many veterans, that’s just kind of the natural thing. And for me, it gives me access to a group of veterans I wouldn’t meet otherwise.” Over the course of his career, Smither has interviewed over

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Chipotle Mexican Grill has partnered with Tik-Tok viral lip stain brand Wonderskin to launch the "Lipotle" lip stain kit, which is a "guac-proof" and "burrito-proof" lip stain, in honor of National Avocado Day on July 31.

Fletcher Coats, 29, was found fatally shot in an alley back in June.

Tony Ames, a Bridgeton man, is charged with burglary, vehicle hijacking, and property damage after forcing his way into a 93-year-old woman's home, stealing her car, and causing structural damage to her home in St. Louis County.

Slash has shared a tribute to his late stepdaughter, Lucy-Bleu Knight.The Guns N' Roses guitarist writes in an Instagram post, "My heart is [permanently] fractured. I will never ever stop missing you &…

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“If this is a three-way race it’s between a thoroughbred, a quarter horse, and a jackass,” said a spokesman for Kehoe on Friday.

Jeffery Hill was an unsuccessful candidate for the 18th ward Board of Aldermen post.

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SAUGET - Authorities have identified the man who was killed when the pickup truck he was driving slammed into a train early Saturday morning. Jamarin Ballard, 39, of Cahokia Heights, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Mississippi Avenue (Illinois Route 3) at 4:30 a.m., according to St. Clair County Coroner Calvin Dye Sr. Ballard was driving a truck traveling south in the 3000 block of Mississippi Avenue when it crossed the railroad tracks and collided with a moving Union Pacific train. The railroad crossing gates were down and flashing lights were activated when the collision happened, police said. When officers arrived, they found the truck and a train engine engulfed by flames. The incident is under investigation, and authorities have not yet determined the cause of the crash.

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Spencer Fane launched a new alternative leadership structure designed to ensure the culture that helped make it one of the fastest growing law firms in the nation doesn't get diluted.

Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher is asking a Cole County judge to dismiss him from a whistleblower lawsuit filed earlier this year, arguing any allegations of wrongdoing amount to “little more than internal political disputes.”  House Chief Clerk Dana Miller filed a lawsuit in May accusing Plocher and his chief of staff, Rod Jetton, of […]

Instacart has announced the successful implementation of their Carrot Tags' pick to light functionality at some pilot Schnucks stores, which uses electronic shelf labels to guide customers and Instacart shoppers to products.

JERSEYVILLE – Amelia Strebel, a standout shot put and discus thrower for Jersey Community High School, has been named Sparklight Female Athlete of the Month. The recognition comes as no surprise to those familiar with her dedication both on and off the field. Amelia, who is also an exemplary student and a team leader for the Panthers, had an impressive end to her season. She secured first place in the shot put at the Mississippi Valley Conference meet with a toss of 31 feet, 5.5 inches. Her performance at the sectional meet earned her a ninth-place finish with a throw of 30-4.5. In discus, Amelia achieved a season-best throw of 90-0.75. Her head girls track coach and father, Kevin Strebel, expressed his pride in Amelia's achievements. "I thought she culminated the season with an excellent capper winning the conference in the shot put," he said. "I am very proud of her efforts on the team. She is one of several athletes on the team that had some instances where their hard work

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