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Is a 'vigilante' targeting expired vehicle tags in St. Louis?
Elton John wants audiences at his musical Tammy Faye to ‘leave the theater with a smile on their face’
Elton John is sharing what inspired him to make a Broadway musical about one of America's most famous televangelists, Tammy Faye Bakker, who died in 2007.In an interview with ABC's Good…
Authorities ID remains found in Illinois home in 1978 as woman who died in 1866
Human remains found inside the wall of a home in the far west suburbs in the late 1970s have finally been identified.
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St. Louis panel told to reject Central West End hotel development
St. Louis city staff is recommending the St. Louis Preservation Board reject a developer’s plan to build a hotel at a historic site in the Central West End. The board will weigh the project Monday at its monthly meeting.
Centene posts Q3 profit, beats Wall Street estimates
Centene's third-quarter adjusted earnings were $1.62 a share, above the $1.41 average of analysts’ estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Centene maintained its full-year adjusted diluted earnings per share guidance floor of greater than $6.80.
Haine Announces First-Degree Murder Conviction For Defendant In Fatal Collinsville Stabbing
EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State's Attorney Tom Haine announced today that a Belleville man has been convicted of first-degree murder in connection with the stabbing death of a Collinsville man. This marks two murder convictions obtained this week in Madison County. Carlos G. Mosley, 24, received a sentence of 25 years after pleading guilty to fatally stabbing Tyrese L. Owens, 21. Mosley is required to serve 100 percent of his sentence under Illinois law. "We continue to pray for Tyrese Owens and his grieving family, and hope this first-degree murder conviction brings them some measure of closure and justice,” Haine said. "We are grateful to the Collinsville Police, the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis, and all the law enforcement officers who helped bring Mr. Mosley to justice.” The victim was found unresponsive in a ditch near his residence on Loop Street in Collinsville on the morning of Nov. 8, 2023. An investigation revealed that Mosley and a co-defendant
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Amid questions from opponent, Mayor Jones says St. Louis won't need to return federal dollars
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones says the city won't end up having to return federal money, amid questions from an opponent about funds that haven't been obligated ahead of a deadline.
Poll: Josh Hawley leads Lucas Kunce in Missouri U.S. Senate race
Less than two weeks away from the November general election, FOX 2 has released the results of our exclusive, new Emerson College/The Hill/Nexstar poll, shedding light on where support for Missouri's U.S. Senate race stands.
Is a ‘vigilante’ targeting expired vehicle tags in St. Louis?
The notes about expired tags surfaced in late September on Bancroft Avenue, in the city's Lindenwood Park neighborhood.
Man gets 45 years for killing friend over catalytic converters
Cleveland V. Washington Jr. was sentenced to 45 years in prison for killing his friend during an argument over catalytic converters in 2022.
Cop/Substitute Teacher Reenacts George Floyd Murder With Black Student, Says ‘Police Brutality Isn’t Real’
Not all cops are terrible people, but a whole lot of terrible people seem to be cops. For some reason, a police officer (who has not been officially identified by the district) has a side gig as a substitute English teacher. I don’t know what qualifications this officer brings to that job, but absolutely none […]
Daily Deal: 6-in-1 Wireless Charger Stand With Time Clock And Alarm
Charge your device or illuminate your desk with this innovative 6-in-1 Wireless Charger. It’s easy to use with its touch buttons and Qi wireless charging for Qi-enabled devices. Beautifully made with a modern look, it can quickly charge your device and is touch-sensitive allowing you to show the digital clock. This charger comes with an […]
Jared Reynolds Recognized for Transformative Impact on Civic Memorial Students
BETHALTO - Civic Memorial High School's head boys basketball coach and physical education teacher, Jared Reynolds, was honored with an All-In recognition this week for his exemplary commitment to students and the school community. The award highlights Reynolds’ dedication to going above and beyond in his role. According to school administrators, Reynolds has consistently demonstrated a willingness to make a difference in the lives of his students and colleagues. "Being ALL-IN means going above and beyond for our students, colleagues, and school community — showing dedication, commitment, and a willingness to make a difference, no matter what," they stated. This past week, Reynolds showcased his commitment by adjusting his own schedule to better serve students and reduce class sizes. His efforts ensure that every student receives the support and attention necessary for their success. Before long, the Civic Memorial High boys will be taking to the hardwoods for the 2024-2025
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There’s lots of shirtless Lenny Kravitz in his new video for ‘Honey’
Lenny Kravitz has dropped a new video for his latest single, “Honey.”The clip, shot at a waterfront villa, is one big thirst trap, filled with plenty of images of a…
Belleville Police Department Celebrates Key Promotions in Leadership
BELLEVILLE - The Belleville Police Department recognized the promotions of Lieutenant Barfield, Sergeant Kallal, and Sergeant Wright during a City Council meeting this week. The department expressed gratitude for their service and dedication to both the department and the City of Belleville. The promotions were celebrated as a significant achievement within the department, highlighting the commitment of these individuals to their roles and the community they serve. The Belleville Police Department continues to emphasize its mission to ensure safety and service in the community, and the promotions are seen as a reflection of this ongoing commitment.
Wentzville church youth group volunteer charged with child pornography
Dylan Hemelstrand, 20, was charged this week with possessing child pornography. Prosecutors say he posted in online chat groups that he "had sex" with girls he was babysitting and tutoring.
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