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Sting says his co-headlining dates with Billy Joel are ‘perfect’: ‘The audience really digs the bill’
On Friday, longtime pals Sting and Billy Joel will co-headline the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas — the latest in a string of joint stadium concerts they've been doing and…
The Clayton Chamber of Commerce is closing. Other local chambers are thriving.
While Clayton’s chamber dissolves, other regional chambers say they still see a demand for networking events, educational opportunities and business resources. And some are merging with neighboring chambers.
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Jennifer Farmer, former Y98 host, dies
Jennifer Farmer, former KYKY Y98 morning host and music director, has died. She was 49.
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Democrat says Missouri AG’s teen pregnancy argument in abortion pill lawsuit is ‘insane’
Andrew Bailey argues access to mifepristone would lower “birth rates for teenaged mothers,” and cause population loss that could result in “diminishment of political representation and loss of federal funds.”
Honoring the Life and Service of Charles D. Batson of Granite City
Charles D. Batson, a proud Army veteran from Granite City, Illinois, served his country honorably from 1962 to 1966, including time spent in Vietnam. Rising to the rank of E5, Batson’s commitment to duty and dedication to his family and friends left a lasting legacy. Fondly remembered as the best son, brother, father, grandfather, and husband anyone could ask for, Batson lived a full life and enjoyed simple pleasures, famously saying, “I had a good life, and I caught a lot of fish.” His family cherishes his memory and his joyful outlook, celebrating the warmth and love he brought to everyone who knew him. Thank you, Charles D. Batson, for your service and the wonderful memories you leave behind.
Man sentenced to 45 years in prison for Dutchtown murder
Taco Bell revives fan favorites with new 'Decades Menu'
ST. LOUIS - Taco Bell is celebrating its extensive history by launching the new Decades Menu, reviving fan-favorite menu items from across five decades. Through the food chain's new Decades Menu, Taco Bell will reintroduce five iconic menu items that have been fan favorites since the restaurant's founding in 1962. Starting Oct. 31, Taco Bell [...]
Who’s afraid of Donald Trump?
The LA Times won't be endorsing for president this year. Neither will the Washington Post. Bill Gates has "quietly" donated $50 million to Kamala Harris. Jamie Dimon "privately" supports Harris but won't say so publicly. This is all because prominent billionaires are afraid of retribution from Donald Trump if he wins the election. Not social ...continue reading "Who’s afraid of Donald Trump?"
After rash of violent crime against delivery, ride share drivers, some take steps to stay safe
“Next year will bring the most conventions [St. Louis] has seen in a decade.”
Lies, Damned Lies, And Elon Musk
What do you do when the misinformation is coming from inside the house? In the recent book Character Limit, about Musk’s takeover of Twitter, there’s an anecdote that is in the introduction. A data scientist who worked at the company (and had survived the early purge), who was horrified at how Musk had fallen for […]
‘Firehose’ of election conspiracy theories floods final days of the campaign
In the final days of the presidential election, lies about noncitizens voting, the vulnerability of mail-in ballots and the security of voting machines are spreading widely over social media. Fanned by former President Donald Trump and notable allies such as tech tycoon Elon Musk, election disinformation is warping voters’ faith in the integrity of the […]
Kunce’s fundraising continues to outpace Hawley’s in Missouri Senate race
Since the start of 2023, the Democratic nominee has raised $18.9 million compared to $7.4 million for the Republican incumbent.
St. Louis man gets 45 years for murder over stolen catalytic converters
Jurors in June convicted 22-year-old Cleveland V. Washington Jr. of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the 2022 shooting death of Deionta McCurry.
Spencer Homes Female Athletes Of Month For Edwardsville: Girls Tennis Team Showcases Talent at IHSA State Tournament
EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville High School once again had an abundance of players qualify for the IHSA 2A State Tournament. Edwardsville state qualifiers were: Singles: Dia Kannan Doubles: Sophie Byron/Katie Woods Doubles: Veda Kommineni/Bina Selimi The girls and teammate Gabi Hill are Spencer Homes Female Athletes of the Month for Edwardsville. First Day At State On Thursday For Edwardsville on Thursday at state, Dia Kannan defeated Karen Zemek of Moline 6-1, 6-2 in the first round of the championship bracket singles on Thursday. In the second round of the championship bracket, Kannan fell 6-1, 6-0 to Jessica Kovalcik of Plainfield North. Kannan won in the second round of the consolation bracket 6-3, 6-3 over Lora Boianov of Lake Zurich. In doubles for the Tigers, Sophia Byron and Katie Woods blanked New Lenox’s Jess Dakin and Grace Cremieux 6-0, 6-0. In the second round, Byron-Woods cruised again to a 6-0, 6-1 win over Ariana Patel and Julie Clocker of Huntley. I
U2 gives update on Larry Mullen Jr.’s health, shares what’s next for the band
U2 has offered a health update about their drummer Larry Mullen Jr., who was forced to sit out of their Sphere residency after having surgery.Guitarist The Edge and bassist Adam…
‘I promise you I will not shoot you,’ Josh Hawley tells reporters at campaign event
The incumbent U.S. senator aimed criticism at Democratic opponent Lucas Kunce, who accidentally injured a TV reporter while shooting an AR-15 at a campaign event.
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