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Set court date would mean SLU basketball’s Robbie Avila couldn't return by exhibition game
St. Louis University basketball star Robbie Avila is not likely to take the court for the Billikens' first exhibition game.
Chad Lowe shares memories of daughter after her death at 13
The 13-year-old daughter of actor Chad Lowe and his wife, Kim Painter, has died, the family confirmed in a statement to ABC News.“We are deeply heartbroken by the loss of…
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Alton City Hall Exhibit Highlights Local Underground Railroad History
ALTON - The Hayner Genealogy and Local History Library invites you to an opening reception for “Journey to Freedom: Illinois’ Underground Railroad,” a special exhibit at Alton City Hall. From 6–7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, community members can stop by Alton City Hall to see the new historical exhibit, chat with curators, and learn more about the Underground Railroad in Illinois and the Riverbend area. Lacy McDonald, manager of Hayner’s Genealogy and Loca
Pro-lighting ready for next week's mini painting evening meetup
Window smashed overnight at Cherokee Street business: Caught on camera
New video shows three individuals smashing the the front window of Zephyr Bar + Grill overnight on Cherokee Street.
Boeing Navy fighter jet contract a 'remarkable turnaround' for defense giant in St. Louis
Boeing will "control pretty much the next generation of tactical combat aircraft in the U.S.," one analyst said.
Madison County Enters Final Stretch Of $52 Million ARPA Investment
EDWARDSVILLE — With a federal spending deadline approaching, Madison County is moving toward completion of infrastructure and other projects funded through more than $52 million in American Rescue Plan Act resources allocated to benefit taxpayers across the county. County Board Chairman Chris Slusser said county leaders focused on putting the one-time funding toward long-term needs while saving local taxpayers millions in costs. “We had an opportunity to make major infrastructure
Edwardsville Elementary School Staff Member Goes Above and Beyond to Redesign Library
EDWARDSVILLE - An Edwardsville Community Unit School District #7 monitor is going above and beyond to support students by redesigning an elementary school library. Brittany Green is a monitor and the Parent-Teacher Organization president at Midway Elementary School. Her passion for the school district and the students pushed her to refresh the library at Midway. By going through the books, ordering new materials, and adding a few special touches, Green has revitalized the library into a great
Homeowners win lawsuit against St. Louis City over sidewalk squatters
A jury has ruled in favor of Tower Grove South homeowners who sued St. Louis City over sidewalk squatters who camped outside their home for years.
Missouri asks fishermen to kill, report this newer invasive fish
After finding an invasive fish in the southern portion of the state, the Missouri Department of Conservation is asking the public to help them in their effort to combat its population growth.
Vacant Building Initiative Fund
Vacant Building Initiative Fund NOFA utilizes new funding made possible following voter approval of Proposition V (Ordinance 71990).
Arizona State places hockey coach on leave after Blues prospect's collapse
Arizona State placed hockey coach Greg Powers on administrative leave on Wednesday as the school investigates the collapse of a player during an outdoor workout.
Wildwood man accused of sex-related crimes involving children
A Wildwood man has been accused of sex-related crimes involving two children, and police say there could be additional victims. Police are asking potential victims to contact detectives at 314-615-5400.
Wildwood man arrested for child pornography, bestiality
Investigators are seeking additional victims after arresting a Wildwood man for child pornography and bestiality.
Creve Coeur nonprofit forced pregnant worker on leave, fired her, EEOC says
St. Louis Arc personnel told Carnisha Scott that she would be unable to return to her role until her doctor cleared her to lift more than 20 pounds.
Ban Kids From Social Media And They’ll Just Chat In Public Radio Podcast Comments
Eleven months ago, I wrote about what I thought was a truly fascinating find: that some kids appeared to be using some random old NPR podcasts on Spotify as a personal chat room to get around various restrictions. It was mentioned, somewhat in passing, on the “How to do Everything” podcast last October, where someone […]
Former Lindbergh School District teacher and coach charged with child sex crimes
A man who formerly served as teacher and coach in the Lindbergh School District has been charged with sex crimes, according to the St. Louis County Police Department.
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