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A Riverview man pleaded guilty Friday and admitted hosting dogfights in his home and training them to fight. 

A grand jury this week indicted a 22-year-old man on more than 50 charges related to numerous car break-ins from late last year.

Erik Seitz and Angelo McNeal Jr. were set to begin trial this past Monday in separate homicide cases. Instead, their cases were dropped.

The Supreme Court moves at a glacial pace. Sure, it’s got a bit more to do now with the Trump Administration creating new constitutional crises on a daily basis, but for the most part, it’s willing to sit back and let cases pile up until the conservative majority can undermine rights by issuing an 82-page […]

Folks are still hitting the theaters to catch the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown.BoxOfficeMojo reports that the film, starring Timothée Chalamet as the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer,…

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One of the oldest nonprofit agencies in the St. Louis region is changing its name to reflect a dynamic change and growth in desired services and offerings for those 60 plus. Beginning this week, the 165-year-old Lutheran Senior Services (LSS) organization, which also is the 11th largest nonprofit senior living provider in the country, will be known as EverTrue. “It’s a transformative moment for the organization,” said Adam Marles, president and CEO of EverTrue. “From right here in St.…

EAST ST. LOUIS — A 33-year-old man - Dyuwaun Flowers - was shot multiple times and later died at a local hospital, authorities said on Friday, March 7, 2025. Flowers, a resident of 71st Street in East St. Louis, was pronounced dead at Touchette Regional Hospital in Cahokia Heights at 12:42 p.m. on Friday, the St. Clair County Coroner's Office said. The incident occurred Thursday night, March 6, 2025, at a Phillips 66 gas station located in the 8300 block of State Street, where East St. Louis Police responded to reports of gunfire. Upon arrival, officers found Flowers suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, as detailed in a report from the Illinois State Police. The investigation into the shooting is being conducted by the Illinois State Police Public Safety Enforcement Group. No further details regarding the circumstances of the shooting or any potential suspects have been released at this time.

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MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. -- St. Louis native John Sansone is set to bring a local touch to national television as he joins the third season of Fox's reality dating show Farmer Wants a Wife. The show, which pairs farmers with potential romantic partners, returns on March 20 at 8 p.m. on Fox 2. Sansone, a [...]

Eugene Jamison III, 22, was indicted by a grand jury on 57 counts, including seven counts of stealing a firearm.

UPDATE: The ages of those involved have been updated after learning new information. District 5 is investigating a shooting that happened around 11:30 a.m. in the 4200 block of Lindell. A preliminary investigation revealed that a 22-year-old man and a 21-year-old man were involved in a fight on the parking lot of the Walgreens store […]

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Dan Gillian moved to St. Louis in 1994 during high school through his father’s job at Newell Rubbermaid Inc.

A St. Louis-based auto repair and tire business, one of the nation's biggest, has expanded to Ohio with an acquisition.

A Missouri Republican congressman and a Democratic state legislator with overlapping districts are engaged in a social media battle over a staff visit to the state Capitol Building this week. State Rep. David Tyson Smith, a Columbia Democrat, hit first, accusing U.S. Rep. Mark Alford, a Raymore Republican, of sending three staff members to his […]

Educational records for youth detained by St. Louis County will use “Summit Academy” starting July 1. The goal is to address the “implicit bias” that follows kids who’ve had a brush with the law.

EDWARDSVILLE - Students at Edwardsville High School came together to recognize the Special Olympics program. On Friday, March 7, 2025, EHS’s Special Olympics team was honored with the Unified Champion Schools National Banner Award. This is the second time EHS has been recognized with this award, joining only four other schools in the State of Illinois that have received the award twice. “It’s really prestigious,” said Kayla Magruder, who oversees the Special Olympics program at EHS. Magruder explained that schools can be named Unified Champion Schools once every four years. She said “only a handful” of schools in Illinois receive the National Banner Award once, let alone twice. Schools must meet ten national standards of excellence to receive the Unified Champion Schools National Banner Award. For EHS to achieve this twice speaks to their commitment to inclusivity and their dedication to the Special Olympics program. Before the award presentatio

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Fourth District detectives need help identifying/locating the suspect pictured below. The suspect is wanted for Property Damage 1st Degree for throwing a rock through the front vestibule window of the Probation & Parole Building (220 S. Jefferson Avenue) on February 28, 2025. The damage is estimated to be over $1,000. The suspect fled eastbound on […]

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On our live show, Harold and Adam Serwer of The Atlantic talk about the early days of the second Trump term.