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Early snow tests St. Louis road, shelter response
City crews spent the weekend clearing streets after a wintry mix created slick road conditions across St. Louis, and officials say more snow Monday brought new challenges.
Family says breakup preceded deadly encounter with police inside Walgreens
The family of a man shot to death by police inside a Walgreens store is citing mental health struggles as a possible reason his life ended.
Sheet of ice on I-70 in Earth City right now.
PETA asks Alice in Chains to change band name in support of circus elephant
Alice in Chains has a song called "Rooster," but now the band is being asked to support a different kind of animal.PETA has shared a letter requesting that the grunge…
Victim Identified In Recent Homicide
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — St. Louis County Police announced the identification of a victim in the homicide that occurred in the 10000 block of Cloverdale Drive in St. Louis County on Nov. 26, 2025, as Bryola Carter, 25. Carter resided at that location and was transported to a nearby hospital after being shot, where she was pronounced dead. St. Louis County Police continue to investigate the homicide. Officers responded to a shooting call at 5:01 p.m.on Nov. 26, 2025, and found a 25-year-old
Chicago and Styx to rock St. Louis in 2026
Two of rock’s most successful and longest lasting bands, Chicago and Styx, are teaming up for their first-ever co-headlining tour, and St. Louis is on the schedule.
“The Windy Cities Tour – All the Hits…Your Kind of Tour” will stop at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on Aug. 24, 2026.
Ozzy Osbourne store selling anti-Roger Waters T-shirt
If you're looking to communicate both your love for Ozzy Osbourne and your distaste for Roger Waters in the same T-shirt, do we have good news for you.The front of…
This Week in Gardening & Nature
Plant of the Week: Peanuts. These are Fastigiata Pin Striped Peanuts, native to Ecuador. Small harvest due to rabbits eating the tops and voles eating the roots. But each of the peanuts in package- with sell by of 12/2019 germinated in 05/2025 and thrived in Zone 6b until varmints showed up. If you ever get … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →
Missouri, Illinois laws on clearing your car of snow and ice
Traffic in select areas of the St. Louis region is in shambles. A rapidly advancing snow band, expected to pass Monday evening, caught many off-guard by dumping snow on the region as early as noon.
Board Meeting: December 3, 2025
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Missouri lawmaker wants to ban 'misleading' fundraising tactic
Former Sen. Bill Eigel is running to become the next executive of St. Charles County
4th person charged after woman found shot dead next to Percocet pills in U. City
Donte Maleek Randell was charged with second-degree murder. He was booked into the county jail Saturday afternoon and is being held on a $500,000 bond, online records say.
It took so long to get home from work today
David Byrne headlines NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk’ concert series
David Byrne is the latest artist to perform for NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series, although his performance was far from tiny.The Talking Heads frontman brought over a dozen performers with…
Another Democrat files to unseat U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner
Joan VonDras, a retired schoolteacher from St. Louis County, announced her candidacy last week. Wagner also opposed by a Republican and an independent candidate
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Lawmakers Want To Ban VPNs—And They Have No Idea What They’re Doing
Remember when you thought age verification laws couldn’t get any worse? Well, lawmakers in Wisconsin, Michigan, and beyond are about to blow you away. It’s unfortunately no longer enough to force websites to check your government-issued ID before you can access certain content, because politicians have now discovered that people are using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to protect their privacy […]
Dr. Ed Hightower Expresses Optimism About Sunnybrook Affordable Housing Development
ALTON - Dr. Ed Hightower was a driving force behind the new Alton Sunnybrook Affordable Housing Development at 767 Washington Avenue in Alton. The development will provide 40 apartments for families earning at or below 60% of the Area Median Income, or $60,180 for a household of three. Dr. Hightower is a former superintendent of schools in Edwardsville and was a well-known national basketball referee during his elite career. He has now moved to campaigns that he believes will help Alton, his
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