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Audacy can emerge from bankruptcy — and expects to do so within days — after gaining FCC approval Monday.

ALTON — Mayor David Goins is excited to announce a major step toward a bright future for Alton as the city embarks on the development of a new 20-year Comprehensive Plan. This initiative, led by the city’s Planning & Development Department, will help shape the community’s growth, development, and policies. “Alton is moving in the right direction,” Mayor Goins shared. “As we work to strengthen our local economy, improve our infrastructure, and elevate the quality of life for all residents, this Comprehensive Plan will serve as our blueprint for success. We’ve seen remarkable progress, but we are committed to building a stronger, more vibrant city for the future.” This initiative comes at a critical time for Alton, which has undergone significant changes in recent years. Economic and population shifts have rendered the current Comprehensive Plan, adopted in 2003, outdated. While various smaller-scale plans like the Alton Great Streets Initiativ

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Fall allergy sufferers are already starting to notice a change in the allergens in the air. Physicians’ offices say they're already seeing an increase in patients with allergies.

She was found safe Monday.

BELLEVILLE – The St. Clair County Sheriff's Department recognized the achievements of four of its members in a promotional ceremony held last week in Belleville. The ceremony honored Sgt. Grant Garner and Lt. Michael Kempf from the Corrections Division, as well as Sgt. Dane Brueggemann and Sgt. John Kennedy from the Patrol Division. These promotions highlight the officers' dedication and service to the community. "We would like to thank these officers and their families for their dedication to our community," a representative from the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

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The St. Louis Cardinals are working “super hard” on ways to boost attendance at Busch Stadium after hitting a low for the venue this past season.

Police said Quiarra Short, 44, shot the uncle during an argument between his sister and other women.

Join us for the 2024 ACG AgTech Conference, hosted by ACG St. Louis in partnership with 39 North. This marks the third installment of the ACG AgTech Conference, previously held…

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The Alarm’s Mike Peters has shared the good news that he is in complete remission following his latest battle with cancer. Peters was first diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia in 2005;…

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The St. Louis Cardinals' payroll will go down in 2025, John Mozeliak said at a press conference Monday.

The former caseworker whose account of her time working at a pediatric gender clinic in St. Louis jumpstarted the legislative push to outlaw gender-affirming care for minors testified in defense of Missouri’s restriction on Monday. Jamie Reed, who for four and a half years worked as a case manager at the Washington University Transgender Center, […]

A St. Louis craft brewer has closed and is auctioning off its brewing equipment.

As we all know, Elon Musk went nuts a few years ago. Nobody seems to know quite why, but it seems to have been brought on by frustration with California business rules; his dealings with unions; and liberals making fun of him. Since then he's become obsessed with the "woke mind virus," childbirth rates, and.......illegal ...continue reading "Elon Musk fears for the future of the republic"

Nineteen people associated with the "55 Boyz" gang have been sentenced in federal court for drug, weapons and money laundering crimes.

WASHINGTON — Congress may break from its six-week recess and return to D.C. in the last days before an extremely close election to approve emergency spending for Hurricane Helene recovery and response. Lawmakers aren’t set to return to Washington, D.C., until after Election Day on Nov. 5, but President Joe Biden indicated Monday during remarks on the […]