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The Missouri Department of Conservation is warning Missouri anglers and those near waterways to keep an eye out for an invasive snakehead fish not native to the U.S.

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President Trump has ordered a fresh review of a major steel industry acquisition that was previously blocked, potentially changing the landscape of American manufacturing.

A Lake St. Louis, Missouri, man is in custody days after his mother was found stabbed to death inside their home.

Financial markets swung wildly Monday as investors continued to grapple with President Donald Trump's large tariffs unveiled last week.

A Missouri Lottery player won $77,777 from a $10 "777 Jackpot" scratcher ticket after purchasing it to buy a soda to treat his low blood sugar.

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City officials in the Jefferson County community sued Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick’s office Wednesday, claiming he is overstepping his bounds in requesting records from closed city council meetings.

April   Poetry Unfolded – April 9, 5:30-7:30pmPerforming Arts Center, Upper East Entrance, Arts and Education Building, The J Creve Coeurhttps://jccstl.com/festival-events-schedule/ Join us for an exciting and enriching Poetry Workshop designed for beginner poets, hosted by Scott Berzon, esteemed St. Louis poet Uptown Saturday Night Fights Part 9 – April 19, 6 pn The Polish […]

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In what might be the most perfectly on-brand Elon Musk move yet, at the end of March on a Friday evening, Elon Musk suddenly declared that xAI, his AI company that was always connected at the hip with X (which we’d been calling ExTwitter to avoid confusion), was officially “acquiring” X at a valuation of […]

Billy Idol and KISS’ Paul Stanley both appear in a new set of “rock star” commercials for the company Workday.The latest ads — “Carmen The Rock Star” and “Goodnight Rock Stars”…

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Calling former St. Louisan Ed Martin an “egregiously unqualified political hack,” ex-federal prosecutors ask the Senate Judiciary Committee for permission to testify when he comes up for confirmation.

Incumbent Darlene Green says challenger Donna Baringer wants to eliminate the St. Louis comptroller’s office. Baringer says that’s not possible.

The federal government is clawing back hundreds of millions of dollars that were supposed to go to public health departments and organizations across the state over the next year.

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ALTON - The Wedge Innovation Center is officially open. During a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, community leaders came together to celebrate the Wedge’s opening and its future as an innovation hub. Located at 620 E. Broadway in downtown Alton, the Wedge is a project by AltonWorks developed in partnership with Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE). “Today marks more than just an opening of a building. It’s the dawn of a new era for our region,” said John Simmons, founder of AltonWorks. “The Wedge embodies our vision of a thriving, interconnected community where innovation drives prosperity and creates opportunities for generations to come. It’s not just about us here today. It’s about many, many people that we will never even meet.” SIUE Chancellor James T. Minor echoed Simmons, noting his excitement to see how the Wedge improves Alton and the Metro East. He said SIUE is looking forward to collaborating

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JERSEYVILLE - Shea Herrera, a standout athlete from Jersey Community Unit School District No. 100, has committed to continue both his education and football career at Crown College in Saint Bonifacius, Minn. The announcement was made recently by the Jersey High School athletic department, which expressed its congratulations in a statement. Herrera played multiple positions for the Jersey Panthers, including tackle, guard, and defensive end. His versatility on the field contributed to his recognition as a valuable player during his high school football career. Crown College, where Herrera will continue his academic and athletic pursuits, is known for its commitment to student-athlete development. This decision marks a significant milestone for Herrera, who has shown dedication to both his sport and education throughout his time at Jersey Community High School.

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