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Thomas Ross, the Republican nominee for Missouri’s 161st House District, is being held without bond in the Joplin City Jail after being arrested Wednesday on an “unspecified warrant,” according to the city’s public safety portal. Missouri Republican Party Chairman Peter Kinder called on Ross to “immediately withdraw his candidacy” in a social media statement Wednesday. […]

The Saint Louis Chess Club presents Ladies’ Knight weekly on Wednesdays at 5:30pm! Ladies’ Knight is a welcoming weekly women’s chess class in St. Louis designed for beginners through advanced […]

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Just bring yourselves for the perfect date! Enjoy a decision-free meal of three delectable courses featuring four acclaimed eateries in every basket! Our picnics come with everything 2 people need to enjoy […]

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A pool complex in Lincoln Park in East St. Louis should be filled with swimmers, except for Parks District money problems that led to contractors being forced to walk off the job.

CHICAGO — One lucky Illinois iLottery player is waking up as a millionaire after winning $1,420,131 on the FastPlay™ Ultimate Diamond Jackpot game last night. The latest win marks another major milestone for the Ultimate Diamond Jackpot, which awarded a nearly $3.3 million iLottery jackpot just last month. That prize was the second-largest jackpot win since FastPlay launched in 2020. Ultimate Diamond Jackpot is a $30 progressive FastPlay game. The jackpot begins at $75,000

JERSEYVILLE – A Jerseyville resident who pleaded guilty to stabbing a 17-year-old in Wittman Park will avoid further jail time after pleading guilty to a heavily amended battery charge. Trent J. Devore, 20, with no listed address, was sentenced on Aug. 17, 2026 to 24 months of conditional discharge after pleading guilty to a Class A misdemeanor count of battery. The charge was originally classified as a Class 3 felony count of aggravated battery in a public place before being reduced to

Meta’s settlement with 52 state attorneys general is a bad deal for all internet users, and especially for teens. That’s what we said the day the settlement was announced. In this post, we go through the Settlement’s provisions in detail and explain why that is so, including how: Note: A chunk of the settlement addresses unauthorized users […]

Last week, St. Louis Police served a search warrant at a home in the Marine Villa neighborhood. Officers discovered a large quantity of cash, guns, and drugs on the premises.

Police are asking for help with identifying and finding a man wanted in connection to a series of burglaries at St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church in The Ville neighborhood.

A new law aimed at revitalizing downtown St. Louis is taking shape.

A Ferguson man is in custody for organizing a targeted shooting of a party attended by his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend.

A federal judge this week ordered the U.S. Forest Service to suspend a commercial logging project in southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, finding the 2024 approval of the project under President Joe Biden violated the Endangered Species Act.

A former general manager of Lombardo's Restaurant in St. Louis has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, saying he was fired after sharing thoughts about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year in a Facebook post.

Court documents allege an SIUE biology instructor used his university-issued credit card to pay for rent, pot, high-end kitchen knives

Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Lionel Richie has been released from a St. Louis hospital and returned home after medical treatment, according to multiple reports.

On Wednesday, Governor Mike Kehoe announced that President Donald Trump approved the state’s request to declare a major disaster for nine counties impacted by flooding on July 9 and 10. The counties include Bollinger, Crawford, Iron, Madison, Morgan, Reynolds, Ripley,…