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Services held for 16-year-old volunteer firefighter killed in crash
A funeral service will be held to honor the service of Chevy Gall, a 16-year-old volunteer firefighter, who was killed in a crash.
Ctrl-Alt-Speech: Can’t Take(down) A Joke?
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed.
Free for All: The Public Library
Join SMRLD to celebrate National Library Week with a screening of a new PBS documentary, "Free for All." The film explores how public libraries shaped this country and continue to […]
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Storms bring heavy rain, strong winds to metro area
Storms rolled across the metro this afternoon, bringing strong wind gusts, some hail and heavy rain.
Man admits to student visa fraud in Missouri, claimed $49K in benefits
A man pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraudulently obtaining a student visa, using it to get a Social Security card and collect $49,000 in benefits in Missouri.
Meet Up Group for Grieving Pet Owners?
St. Louis police speak on FBI activity near south St. Louis home
16 years ago Diplo played a show in a tiny wash u cafeteria.
Celebrate Sustainability at Riverbend Earth Day 2025 In Alton With Old Bakery Beer Company
ALTON — Old Bakery Beer Company is bringing the community together once again for Riverbend Earth Day 2025 on Saturday, April 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. This annual event highlights environmental education, local artisans, live music by Beth Bombara and Universal Groove Society, plus craft beers, all in the heart of historic Downtown Alton, at 300 Landmarks Blvd. The event is free to attend, with food, drinks, and sustainable goods available for purchase. Now in its 14th year, Riverbend Earth Day continues to grow in attendance and impact. Old Bakery Beer Company co-owner Lauren Pattan shared, “This event is a highlight of the year for us and our community. We are proud to bring together people who share our passion for sustainability and environmental stewardship.” Environmental Education & Sustainability in Action More than 30 local environmental organizations and vendors will be on-site, offering educational experiences, interactive activities, and eco-friendly
U.S. House passes bill targeting voting by noncitizens, which is already against the law
The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday to require voters to provide proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote, approving a Republican priority over the objections of Democrats who said the bill would only create hurdles for eligible voters without actually improving fraud protection. The 220-208 vote sent the measure to the U.S. Senate, where […]
Police seek suspect in shooting death of 54-year-old
The Breckenridge Hills Police Department and CrimeStoppers are calling for the public’s help surrounding a homicide.
Bruce Sommer, former St. Louis convention center chief, dies at 83
Bruce Sommer, a former head of the America's Center convention complex in downtown St. Louis, died April 6 at age 83.
Beaufort-Leslie fire chief remembers 16-year-old volunteer who died in crash
Bon Jovi set for ‘intimate private’ show in Nashville in June
Bon Jovi is set to perform together for the first time since 2024.The New Jersey rockers are set to play an “intimate private performance" as part of a tour package…
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Development Issues Dominate St. Charles County Election Races
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Four cities grappling with growth concerns in St. Charles County have new mayors. Voters in Lake Saint Louis, Dardenne Prairie and Foristell picked new leaders for their cities after the current mayors opted to not run for reelection. Voters in Cottleville backed Stephen Thompson, a challenger with an aggressive anti-development agenda, […]
Missouri House unanimously approves radioactive waste investigation bill
Missouri House Representatives voted unanimously on Thursday for HB 516, a radioactive waste investigation bill.
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