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A Texas man now faces criminal charges in a 1992 cold case out of St. Louis County over the sexual abuse of a teenage girl.

ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- With the cost of e-books rising across the state, some Illinois lawmakers are working to prevent publishers from putting unfair restrictions on libraries. House Bill 5236, also known as the Digital Protection Act, is stopping publishers of e-books and audio books from limiting a library's ability to determine loan periods. It also prevents [...]

Blondie drummer Clem Burke passed away in 2025, but his life story is about to be told in a posthumous memoir, The Other Side of the Dream (My Life In and…

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St. Louis County Executive Sam Page really wants to go to London. But he doesn't want County Council Chairwoman to be county executive while he's gone.

CENTRAL ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- Most Central Illinois drivers won't see gas under $4 per gallon following another week of rising prices. While week-to-week data is not available for all Illinois communities, GasBuddy said the average price of gas in the Champaign area rose by 32 cents in the last week, going from $3.91 to $4.23 [...]

Ferguson Twilight Run May 16 Benefit Many Communithy Programs   Each year, Ferguson Twilight Run proudly invests in nonprofit organizations that strengthen health, opportunities and well-being across North St. Louis County. Donnie White Sr. Memorial Beneficiary Award Named in memory of race planning committee member Donnie White Sr., the award honors his leadership and support […]

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A Spanish Lake man is facing several charges after allegedly shoplifting at a market and fleeing from the cop car.

Charges were filed Tuesday against an unhoused man accused of spray-painting several cars with swastikas over the weekend.

In early March, 438 security and privacy researchers from 32 countries signed a massive open letter warning that age verification mandates for the internet are technically impossible to get right, easy to circumvent, a serious threat to privacy and security, and likely to cause more harm than good. While many folks (including us at Techdirt) […]

Dive into Godot – a rising star in the game engine world – with the 2026 Complete Godot Stack Development Bundle. You’ll learn to create platformers, RPGs, strategy games, FPS games, and more as you master this free and open-source engine with easily expandable systems. Plus, you’ll also explore techniques for game design and game […]

SPRING SUMMER SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT The Music Series continues on the 4th Saturday of the month, May to September, from 7-9 pm at Herald Square Amphitheater in Collinsville. These are all outdoor, non-ticketed FREE shows with a suggested donation to benefit WSIE 88.7 The Sound, St. Louis’ nonprofit NPR Music Staon. • May 23: Jeremiah […]

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Daniel J. Hughes, 33, is facing two counts of felony property damage after police say he painted the hate symbols associated with Nazi Germany on multiple cars.

The Saint Louis Zoo’s newest arrival will debut to the public Wednesday as the zoo opens the brand-new Sloth Atrium.

GLEN CARBON – On camp time, Girl Scouts shine. These moments matter – from sparking up a campfire to counting the stars. Campers take on new challenges and discover new strengths, building bright futures while having the time of their lives. Smiles are sunnier, friendships form faster, dreams become bigger, and memories last forever. Time at Girl Scout Camp is time well spent! Not a Girl Scout? No problem! Girls can join Girl Scouts now through an extended membership so they can

ALTON - Swapping is the new shopping! Clean out your closets and join Alton Main Street on Sunday, April 26th from 12:00-4:00 p.m. for a Pop-Up Clothing Swap in Downtown Alton. The event will be held in the ballroom at Mineral Springs Mall, located at 301 E. Broadway; attendees should enter through the side door which faces Alton Street to the lower level. To participate, simply bring gently used clothing, accessories and shoes that you no longer wear and trade them for as many new-to-you items

Senate taps into funds set aside for renovations of the Capitol to pay for one-time needs