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An arts nonprofit that recently shut down gave more reasons for the move, including federal funding cuts and a transition away from downtown St. Louis because of crime.

Letter To The Editor: I want to wholeheartedly endorse Susan Robbins for Godfrey Village Clerk. She is the only qualified candidate on the ballot. She is a certified Municipal Clerk who understands the significant role of the clerk to ensure the village is in compliance with Municipal law. As a Godfrey Trustee, I have been impressed with how she handles her clerk responsibilities and takes responsibility for her actions. She was involved with the township starting in 2001 and assumed the deputy clerk position in 2019. In all she has served 24 years as supervisor assistant, Deputy Clerk and Village Clerk. She assumed the Village Clerk roll tow years ago and had a seamless transition taking over from the previous Village Clerk, Bethany Bohn. She has always come across as a people person and runs an efficient operation while serving the public with a smile. Susan has continued to organize Mobile DMV services in Godfrey, Shred-it days and most recently put together the NO Knock ordinance

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Two bills relating to a controversial ballot initiative will go into law, after the St. Louis County Council on Thursday overrode vetoes from County Executive Sam Page earlier this week.

The St. Louis Fire Department is celebrating First Responder Wellness this week by honoring its crew members.

You probably recall Ajit Pai, Trump’s first FCC boss. Pai took a mindless hatchet to broadband consumer protection and media consolidation limits with no shortage of scandal. Like that time he turned a blind eye as the telecom industry used dead and fake people to generate fake support for shitty policies (like killing net neutrality). […]

Whenever you feel a headache coming on or you tweak your back, it’s common to reach into the medicine cabinet for a couple of acetaminophens (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil). But does it matter which one you take? And is there anything wrong with taking both to fight off what ails you? Acetaminophen is an analgesic, which is a type of drug that reduces pain signals within your nervous system. It’s used to treat discomfort like headaches and joint pain, and to reduce fever. Ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is typically used to tackle issues such as back pain, menstrual cramps and toothaches. It also works to decrease fever. Sarah Sheley is a pharmacist with OSF HealthCare. She says it’s important to know that ibuprofen helps with inflammation and acetaminophen can’t do that. “The difference between the two is the fact that the ibuprofen, that anti-inflammatory component, reduces pain by affecting the production of certain

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ROCKFORD – On behalf of the Diocese of Springfield and an Illinois pro-life pregnancy center, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys have filed a federal lawsuit challenging a state law that forces religious organizations to hire employees who violate their religious beliefs on reproductive issues like abortion. “Illinois can’t force pro-life religious organizations to bend their knee to the state’s secular view of abortion,” said ADF Senior Counsel Mark Lippelmann. “The Constitution protects the right of religious organizations to choose workers who will advance—rather than contradict—their religious beliefs. We urge the court to uphold these organizations’ fundamental right to serve their communities consistent with their faith.” The Diocese of Springfield affirms, proclaims, and strives to live out the teachings of the Catholic Church throughout the state of Illinois, including indispensable beliefs about reproduction,

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A former police officer and the son of a former St. Louis County prosecutor appeared in court on Thursday to be sentenced for firing shots into the air at a trunk-or-treat event.

The City of Ferguson uses a traffic commission to identify road safety issues and advise members of the city council on what citizens need.

ALTON - Chris Bell wants to see changes in Alton’s 5th Ward. In a recent conversation on “Our Daily Show!” with CJ Nasello , Bell, a candidate for 5th Ward alderman, explained his vision for the 5th Ward and the City of Alton. He wants to see improved streets and less “derelict” houses, which he believes will improve property values. “At the end of the day, I won’t give up on Ward 5 no matter what,” he said. “Being an Alton person all my entire life, I can guarantee you, I won’t give up on negotiating and putting every need of Ward 5 first. And then I will meet and help out with everybody else after that. But Ward 5 will be my first priority.” Bell works at Busch Stadium and with the Alton Community Unit School District #11. He previously worked in construction. Though he grew up in the city, he never expected to run for office. However, he has become dissatisfied with the roads in the 5th Ward, whic

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An outbreak of 13 tornadoes struck the St. Louis region recently, and some residents are wondering whether an old tornado safety myth is actually true.

St. Simon School, a private institution in the South County area of St. Louis, announced that it is closing its doors.

A documentary about legendary New York concert promoter Ron Delsener is set for a May theatrical release.Abramorama recently acquired the film, Ron Delsener Presents, directed by Jake Sumner. It has announced it…

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A St. Louis Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant Wednesday for an accused rapist already facing the same charge in neighboring St. Louis County.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St . ?Louis County Police Department Bureau of Crimes Against Persons and Accident Reconstruction detectives are investigating a pedestrian fatally struck in the 9200 block of South Broadway Avenue at Horn Avenue that resulted in the death of an adult male.? At 3:10 a.m. on Thursday, March 27, 2025, St. Louis County police officers from the South County Precinct responded to a call for service for a person struck in the 9200 block of South Broadway Avenue at Horn Avenue. Officers located a male who had been struck by a vehicle. The male was transported to an area hospital for treatment but succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased.?? Preliminary investigation revealed the male was in the roadway when he was struck by a motor vehicle. The driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the police investigation. ? The investigation is ongoing. Additional information will be disseminated as it becomes available. ? Please contact the St. Louis

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EDWARDSVILLE - Ivy Hall Dispensary recently opened in Edwardsville, and they’re pleased with the new spot they’ve chosen to call home. Located at 6197 Old Alton Edwardsville Road in Edwardsville, the dispensary sells a variety of cannabis products. Brianna Draksler, a representative with Ivy Hall, explained that they’re eager to serve up a great experience for Riverbend customers. “We’re so excited to be open,” she said. “We’re very involved in our community. The experience is the thing that sets us apart from other dispensaries, so that’s our big focus.” Ivy Hall Dispensary opened their first location in Chicago in 2022. They have since expanded to ten other locations across Illinois. Ivy Hall is the first social equity dispensary in Illinois, meaning its ownership team is composed of individuals with minority backgrounds, veterans, and people who were impacted by the War on Drugs. Draksler said they’re

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WASHINGTON — The chairman and ranking member on the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee sent a letter to the Defense Department inspector general on Thursday asking the independent watchdog to open an investigation into top officials’ use of the Signal chat app to discuss plans for bombing Yemen. Mississippi Republican Sen. Roger Wicker and Rhode […]