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by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum When this year’s “KIDstruction” campaign hit its $761K campaign goal the chairs asked the campaign committee to see if they could hit $800K. Somebody forgot to tell the committee members to stop. KIDstruction – the annual construction industry effort that raises money for programs in support of kids […]

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Investigators are trying to piece together a motive following a deadly shooting at a Mormon church in Grand Blanc, Michigan.

Noah Cyrus may have grown up in one of music’s most high-profile families, but after years in and around the spotlight, she emerges as her own woman and a fully […]

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by Tom Finan, Executive Director, Construction Forum This could, and should, be a golden moment for multifamily housing in the St. Louis Region… that is if we can stay out of own way. That message was delivered by a discussion panel last Wednesday (Sept. 24th). The discussion took place at a real estate summit hosted […]

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National Democrats are zeroing in on an ongoing campaign aimed at preventing a newly signed congressional redistricting map in Missouri.

The 2025 Big Ten Women’s Soccer Tournament will be held at Energizer Park, home to St. Louis City SC Major Soccer League.

The device thieves are using is not illegal on its own. It is something mechanics typically use.

WASHINGTON — Democratic and Republican lawmakers remained far apart Monday with just over 24 hours until a federal government shutdown begins, after a White House meeting with President Donald Trump and congressional leaders meant to spur negotiations. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, House Speaker Mike Johnson, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader […]

EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville High School Chamber Orchestra recorded a captivating performance at the annual Edwardsville Art Fair on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025, showcasing the talents of its student musicians. The event took place at Edwardsville City Park, drawing attendees to enjoy a blend of visual and performing arts. The orchestra featured violinists Vylai Dombrowski, Elise Larrew, Paige Muskopf, Izzy Robinson, Gwen Harkey, Elisabeth Preston, and Emma Spencer. Viola players included Ian Kim, Liya Perham, and Dori Kelly. Cellists Darby Christian, Dylan Brueggeman, Eleanor Reynolds, Priyalakshmi Janardhan, Poe Wilkens, and Lily Reynolds contributed to the performance, along with double bassist August Meiser. Following the chamber orchestra’s set, the Edwardsville Chamber Choir, directed by Emily Ottwein, took the stage and continued to capture the audience with highly regarded musical offerings. The performances were part of the art fair’s effort to provide a diverse

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MSHP is reporting that the suspected vehicle was traveling eastbound on Missouri 30 from Interstate 270.

MADISON COUNTY — The Madison County Coroner's Office on Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, confirmed the identity of two people who died following a head-on collision on Illinois State Route 162 in Pontoon Beach on the evening of Sept. 19, 2025. Madison County Coroner Nicholas P. Novacich identified the victims as Jody M. Rinderer, 47, of Granite City, and Victoria L. Goss, 32, also of Granite City. The crash occurred at 7:36 p.m. Sept. 19, 2025, in the 5000 block of State Route 162. Rinderer was driving a 2003 maroon Chevrolet Silverado, which burst into flames after the collision. He was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was positively identified by a tattoo. Goss was the driver of a 2017 blue Buick Enclave that sustained heavy front-end damage. She was conscious following the crash and transported by Rural Med Ambulance to Gateway Regional Medical Center, where she later died from her injuries. A juvenile passenger in Goss’s vehicle was taken to a hospital in St. Louis by Granit

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