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Less than a week after being charged with a federal crime, St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery is now launching a donation drive.

WOOD RIVER — Southwestern’s boys soccer team finished second at the Wood River Invite on Saturday after a 3-2 loss to Jersey in the championship match. The Piasa Birds open the season with a 2-1 overall mark and are expected to have a strong campaign in 2025. The tournament kicked off with Southwestern overwhelming host Wood River 10-1, followed by a 3-1 victory over Carlyle. Despite these strong performances, Southwestern was edged out by Jersey. The Piasa Birds soccer boys are Altonized Male Athletes of the Month. Key players for Southwestern include Bram Beuttel, who has averaged three goals per match and has scored six goals this season; Eben Makler, with a two-goal average; and Chase Kallal, who averages 1.5 goals per match with three goals this season. Goalkeeper Cole Tungett has contributed 11 saves so far this year. Southwestern’s upcoming schedule features a game against Wood River at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at EAWR, followed by an away match at Jersey on

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ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard is set to return to the road after taking a second leave of absence from the band.According to the band’s management, Beard has been missing from the tour…

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Kelvin Williams, 39, is charged with second-degree murder, attempted first-degree robbery, two counts of armed criminal action and unlawfully possessing a gun. He was arrested Friday.

ROXANA - Father McGivney Catholic's girls volleyball team captured first-place in the Roxana Invite on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025, with a 2-0 win over Jersey. The girls' squad members are Byron, Carlson, Petri and Kalb Female Athletes of the Month for McGivney. McGivney also upended Calhoun by a 2-0 margin in the semifinals on Saturday. In earlier action, McGivney defeated First Baptist Academy 2-0 and tied with Southwestern 1-1 and Civic Memorial on Aug. 25. The Griffins host Greenville 1-1 on Tuesday with a 4-0-2 mark. Mia Lieberman, a senior, had 14 kills against Jersey, a key to the victory. Elli Williams also added three kills in that matchup. Dia Villhard had 21 digs to lead the Griffins against Jersey, while Lieberman had 11 and Grace Weiser 10. Villyard had 12 service aces and Lieberman added 10. Lieberman leads the team in kills for the season and blocks, while she is also the top performer with serving aces. Emerson Isringhausen is second with serving aces. Villhard has

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Today on TAP: In California, the ride-hailing companies agree to unions—for a price.

Today on TAP: In California, the ride-hailing companies agree to unions—for a price.

Support us on Patreon » We’ve got a cross-post episode this week, with Mike’s recent appearance on the Computer Says Maybe podcast hosted by Alix Dunn. The discussion starts out looking at decentralization and Bluesky, then goes way beyond that into the early days of the internet and the concept of the Eternal September. You can […]

The County Council first earmarked $11 million of federal pandemic relief money in fall 2022 for demolishing derelict properties.

GALATIA – After a thorough investigation by the Illinois State Police (ISP), the Saline County State’s Attorney’s Office is charging 21-year-old Jacob C. Ahrens (M/21) of Ridgway, IL with two counts of Aggravated Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol/Drugs Involving Death (Class 2 Felony), and two counts of Aggravated Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol/Drugs Involving Personal Injury (Class 4 Felony), in connection with a recent fatal crash. On August 8, 2025, at approximately 1:58 a.m., ISP Troopers responded to IL-34 about one mile west of Harco Road, near Galatia, in Saline County. A Chevrolet Silverado was traveling southbound on IL-34 when it drove off the roadway and into a ditch. The driver and one passenger were airlifted to a regional hospital with injuries. A second passenger, 20-year-old Mattix T. Sandifer of Ridgway, IL, was pronounced deceased on scene. These charges are not evidence against the defendant and the defendant is presumed innocent

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Experts in school closure doubt an estimate that SLPS could save $182 million in maintenance costs by closing 37 of its 68 buildings.

CARROLLTON — A new military display honoring Sergeant First Class William “Bill” Howland is now featured at the Greene County Historical Society museum, coinciding with the upcoming Greene County Days celebration on Sept. 5 and 6, 2025. Howland, an infantry soldier from Mozier in Calhoun County, served during the Korean War after being deployed to Japan. When the conflict began on June 25, 1950, he was sent to fight along the 38th parallel in central Korea. His service earned him numerous medals, including the Bronze Star Medal and the Purple Heart, both awarded on March 9, 1953, and authorized by the President of the United States. The Bronze Star, the fourth-highest individual award for valor in the U.S. Armed Forces, recognized Howland for “heroism in ground combat.” The Purple Heart was awarded “for wounds received in action” on Sept. 23, 1950. These medals, along with other patches and honors, are displayed in a dedicated wall case at

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ST. LOUIS - As United Way of Greater St. Louis (UWGSL) kicks off its annual community campaign, it looks to inspire hope into the community and bring stability during periods of uncertainty. As the St. Louis region faces an unprecedented range of challenges, the community campaign has never been more important. Currently, 43% of households in our region are unable to meet monthly essential needs like rent, utilities, food, transportation, and medical costs. To help empower our neighbors, UWGSL is bringing together individuals, companies, unions, and foundations across Missouri and Illinois to make a positive impact through collective giving. Campaign chair and co-chair, Lal Karsanbhai, President and CEO of Emerson, and Andrew Davidson, Managing Partner for KPMG’s St. Louis Office, announced the launch together with Michelle Tucker, President and CEO of United Way of Greater St. Louis. “When I see the work that United Way is doing to bring together people from

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WASHINGTON — Democratic attorneys general have updated their complaint against the Trump administration in a lawsuit over whether the Federal Emergency Management Agency can refuse to spend pre-disaster mitigation grants approved by Congress. The attorneys general wrote in the new filing that FEMA hadn’t made a single award to the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities […]

Known for its sliders, salads and comfort food, Burger 809 has been operating at Citygarden's cafe for over a year.

St. Louis police say Marquis Quinn killed Kristina Curry in 2019 after she told him she had become pregnant with Quinn's child.

On September 1, 2025, Homicide Detectives arrested a 26-year-old man in connection to the homicide of 16-year-old Kristina Curry who was killed on May 23, 2019. Curry was found shot to death in the 3200 block of Hartford after officers had received a call for police help at the location. According to the probable cause […]

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The U.S. Department of Justice has been reaching out to Missouri election officials requesting access to voting equipment used in the 2020 presidential election. According to a memo produced by the Missouri Association of County Clerks and Election Authorities, at least two county clerks have been contacted in recent weeks by Andrew McCoy “Mac” Warner, […]