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Christopher Dunn remains free, Missouri Appeals Court affirms
A Missouri appeals court has affirmed a decision that freed Christopher Dunn after more than three decades in prison over a wrongful murder conviction, despite efforts from the Missouri Attorney General's Office to send him back to prison.
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Join the Rockwood School District Team
SPONSORED – Dr. Curtis Cain, Superintendent and Mary LaPak, Chief Communications Officer of the Rockwood School District chat with Brittany K about some career opportunities with the district. Find out what type of positions they are hiring for and what kind of qualifications you need to be hired for these positions. Plus, learn just some [...]
Missouri State Fair 2026 concert & event tickets now on sale
The Missouri State Fair has started ticket sales for concerts, grandstand events, and special attractions for the 2026 fair
With the penny on its way out, Missouri sets rules for rounding up when paying by cash
Rounding can be used for cash purchases, but not for debit or credit card usage
Win A Family 4-Pack Of Tickets To The All-New Carden Circus Spectacular!
HIGHLAND – Highland area families and circus fans have a chance to win four free tickets to the all-new Carden Circus Spectacular. Coming to the Madison County Fairgrounds at 2025 Park Hill Drive in Highland, the family-fun circus festivities are set for Thursday, May 28, 2026, starting at 7 p.m. General Manager Arline Carden said The circus is bringing its “all-new” show offerings for 2026, including a brand-new ringmaster, Rulito Videla. Carden said Videla’s act combines
May 16, 2025, Tornado Width Increased To 1.8 Miles By NWS, Widest In Region Since 1950
GRANITE CITY - After a year-long review of new ground survey data and aerial imagery, the National Weather Service office in St. Louis has updated its damage assessment of the May 16, 2025, tornado event in the St. Louis metropolitan area, concluding that two tornadoes occurred and that the primary tornado’s path was wider than previously reported. The NWS increased the reported width of the St. Louis tornado to 3,168 yards, or 1.8 miles, calling it the widest tornado in the region since
Saint Louis Zoo in the running for USA Today's best free attraction
One of St. Louis' most beloved spots has once again been nominated for a USA Today 10Best award.
Plea deal for man who stabbed co-worker to death at Amazon warehouse
A St. Louis man who fatally stabbed a co-worker at an Amazon warehouse in Berkeley was sentenced Tuesday after taking a plea deal from prosecutors.
2 teens injured in shooting at Kiener Plaza overnight Monday
ST. LOUIS - Two teenagers were injured during an overnight gathering early Monday morning in Kiener Plaza. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), officers were notified shortly before 3 a.m. that two teenage boys, ages 17 and 19, were dropped off at a hospital after sustaining gunshot wounds to their legs. The [...]
Updated St Louis Unemployment Figures | released May 19, 2026
'Tarps Off' baseball team to throw first pitch at Tuesday's Cardinals game
A Texas club baseball team behind the viral “Tarps Off” shirtless fan trend at Busch Stadium last weekend will return for at least one more game Tuesday and throw out the ceremonial first pitch, FOX 2 has learned.
Police fatally shoot suspect in downtown St. Louis
Police shot a suspect Tuesday morning at Broadway and Convention Plaza. Officer had yet to release details about the shooting or person's condition.
Squeeze reunites with original member Jools Holland for first time in almost four decades
There was a Squeeze reunion on the latest episode of the BBC music show Later… With Jools Holland.Squeeze members Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook reunited with their former bandmate Holland on the…
Man was driving 100 mph in crash that killed 3 in Bellefontaine Neighbors, prosecutor says
The speed limit is about 45 mph on the stretch of Lewis and Clark Boulevard where the crash happened.
Drivers Advised To Exercise Caution During Flash Flood Warnings
GRANITE CITY/GLEN CARBON — Drivers across the Metro East region received a brief break from Monday’s heavy rain Tuesday morning, but forecasters said more stormy weather is expected later in the day and evening, including the potential for thunderstorms, lightning, and hail. The Metro East, including the Granite City, Edwardsville, and Glen Carbon vicinities, saw difficult commute travel during Monday evening, May 18, 2026, depicted in the photos above and below. Heavy rainfall
Maryville Women's Lacrosse team reaches Final Four
The Maryville Women's Lacrosse Program has punched a ticket to the NCAA Division III Final 4 tournament for the first time in school history. Players and coaches are embracing the milestone while staying focused on the challenge ahead.
Senator Wyden Again Tells Trump Administration It Owes The Public Access To A Section 702 Ruling
Section 702 surveillance powers are still limping along, mostly unimpeded, despite on-again/off-again objections by federal politicians. More active recently have been several GOP politicians. These representatives are newly opposed to clean reauthorization of Section 702 powers. This isn’t because they’ve come to realize the threat to Americans’ rights that warrantless access by the FBI (and […]
Officer shoots, kills man with butcher-style knife in downtown St. Louis
A man was shot and killed by St. Louis police Tuesday morning after investigators say he confronted officers with multiple weapons in downtown St. Louis.
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