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Second juvenile charged in Florissant armed carjacking
A Calverton Park, Missouri, teenager will appear in court next week for his role in an armed carjacking last fall.
Help Hope Bloom In Spring: Give Blood Or Platelets With Red Cross
ST. LOUIS — In April, the American Red Cross asks people to keep patients top of mind by making an appointment to give blood or platelets. The need for blood doesn’t take a spring break, and acting now can ensure blood is available in the coming weeks at medical centers. Regular donors of all blood types and those looking to give for the first time are encouraged to make days brighter this spring for those in need. April is National Volunteer Month, and the Red Cross
The man behind 'STL From Above' is just getting started
Justin Barr runs "STL From Above", a popular social media account featuring aerial shots of St. Louis, which he started in 2017 with a $100 drone and has since grown to 70,000 followers.
Attorney General Raoul Opposes Department Of Justice Attempt To Weaken Attorney Disciplinary Process
CHICAGO – Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of a coalition of 22 attorneys general, opposed a proposed rule by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) that seeks to limit state bar disciplinary proceedings related to alleged ethical misconduct by DOJ attorneys. “The licensing and regulation of lawyers has been handled by the states since the nation’s founding,” Raoul said. “It is crucial that attorneys, especially those serving the public, are held to an unbiased
Dems question GOP push to put Medicaid work requirements in Missouri Constitution
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Republicans want voters to add Medicaid work requirements to the state Constitution, sparking fears among Democrats that it could lead the majority party to try to defund the expansion of the health care program approved by…
Illegal gas station gaming machines now halted in Missouri
Torch Electronics, the largest operator of illegal gaming machines in Missouri, has agreed to "suspend all operations" by the end of the week.
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A day after Iran-US ceasefire declared, doubts linger amid continuing Gulf strikes
WASHINGTON — The United States and Iran both claimed victory Wednesday, a day after agreeing to a two-week conditional ceasefire, though doubts loomed following continued strikes across the Gulf nations and an indication by Iran that it will continue to control the Strait of Hormuz, a major passage for one-fifth of the world’s oil and […]
Foo Fighters releasing new ‘Your Favorite Toy’ track ‘Of All People’ on Friday
Foo Fighters will premiere a new song called "Of All People" on Friday.Ahead of the studio recording's debut, you can watch Dave Grohl and company rock "Of All People" on…
Way To Overcome Exam Fears This Spring
It’s a common experience for kids and young adults: getting nervous before the big test in school. After all, tests are the way we prove we know things. And the grades we get on them partly determine our life opportunities. Lisa Lawrence, MSW, a licensed clinical social worker at OSF HealthCare, says test anxiety can impact all ages. She’s sharing some ways to cope and walk away with that A+. Causes and symptoms First, Lawrence breaks down why test anxiety happens. “People
Missouri legislator Chanel Mosley wants primary foe disqualified
State Rep. Mosley filed suit in St. Louis County Circuit Court, alleging that Morris "Chris" Brown II is unqualified to be Black Jack-area district candidate.
Election officials to audit St. Charles City Council race decided by 1 vote
The tally could change after provisional ballots, write-in candidates and undervotes are examined, election authorities said.
Cinco de Mayo Festival on Cherokee Street is canceled
The organizations that ran it cite rising costs and the increasing scale of the popular event.
Top Missouri slot machine company will unplug its terminals Friday
Torch Electronics had an estimated 6,000 machines in Missouri
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Madison County Man Arrested After Alton Standoff
ALTON - Madison County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a man after a standoff that followed a reported domestic disturbance Thursday morning, April 2, 2026, at a home in Alton, authorities said. Henson remains in custody at the Madison County Jail, the Madison County Sheriff's Office said. The Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office charged the suspect, Bilejo W. Henson, with: Home Invasion (Class X Felony) Aggravated Unlawful Restraint (Class 3 Felony) Aggravated
Flint Hill to expand city limits after voters approve annexation
Voters in Flint Hill, Missouri, approved ballot measures to expand the city's borders by annexing unincorporated land in St. Charles County.
Bob Dylan adds more US dates to his 2026 tour
Bob Dylan has added some more dates to his 2026 North American tour.The rocker has added seven new shows to his schedule, happening in June and July in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Austin and…
America's Car-Mart closing 42 dealerships over next week, filing shows
The Arkansas-based company has more than 130 stores across multiple states.
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