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Baldwin, Michael Jerome - Glen Carbon, IL

The past 18 months have seen a significant number of health issues, perhaps crises, arise in America. Measles, cyclosporiasis, whooping cough, and more have all been in the news. RFK Jr. is either stroking his pet conspiracy theories alongside Trump, or else he’s completely out to lunch. In the meantime, Kennedy is also continuing to […]

Calvin Harris scored his third goal of the season in the second half to help Sporting Kansas City play St. Louis City to a 1-1 draw on Wednesday night.

Sal Stewart hit a three-run home run and the Cincinnati Reds added runs on a throwing error and an infield hit, rallying for a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night.

On Tuesday a representative of Wing Drone Delivery told the Maplewood City Council how its drones could deliver goods from the Maplewood Walmart. See the presentation at the beginning of the meeting Youtube. From her presentation: No photos are taken and there is no live video feed. FAA trained pilots monitor the flights similar to […]

Firefighters responded Wednesday evening to a fire at the former Millennium Hotel in downtown St. Louis, where demolition work is underway.

EDWARDSVILLE — Six public speakers condemned Madison County Chairman Chris Slusser during a packed Madison County Board meeting in the Nelson Hagnauer County Board Room in Edwardsville after Slusser posted a Facebook comment Wednesday, July 29, 2026, suggesting Dr. Anthony Fauci needed a “public hanging.” The comment was posted from Slusser’s personal account on an original Facebook post by Hartford resident Jim Barzee, who criticized Fauci and referenced him being silent

BELLEVILLE — A Catholic nun and former Metro East teacher died after a two-vehicle crash here Monday morning, the St. Louis city medical examiner’s office confirmed.

A St. Louis City Hall alert about a demolition plan for the St. Liborius church campus set off a firestorm of activity, as we were reporting on this issue.

A bill that would raise the rural interstate speed limit in Missouri won’t be implemented by the time it goes into effect on August 28.

A Cole County judge has blocked a bid to allow Missouri voters to weigh in on the state's congressional maps.