Dead & Company have now released all the details of their upcoming residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. The band will do 18 shows over six consecutive weeks, starting May 16. The shows,…
Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]
COLLINSVILLE - Senior forward Olivia Kolnsberg returned in earnest to the lineup for the Edwardsville girls basketball team on Jan. 30, making a good contribution to the Tigers' 60-26 win over Collinsville at Vergil Fletcher Gym. Kolnsberg had been out due to an upper-body injury she suffered in practice back in December, returning against the Kahoks, and although she didn't score, helped with the defensive play, which has been very good in recent games, also being a point of emphasis with head coach Bryan Young. It all came together against Collinsville, as the Tigers held the Kahoks to one of their lowest point totals of the season, and dominated in the second and third quarters to take the win. Kohlsberg is a Johnston Law Firm Female Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. In her post-game interview, Kolnsberg felt happy to be back on the floor and helping her teammates in the win. "I just think tonight was a really good win, and we needed it, definitely, with the postseason coming
Billy Joel is back. The Piano Man's first pop single since 2007's "All My Life" is now available on all streaming services and there's a lyric video on YouTube. The ballad, featuring some…
As climate change and groundwater pumping leave arid western states hurting for water, Missouri lawmakers are considering legislation to keep the state’s water from being shipped outside its borders. “You may hear about states like California and Kansas in the news having water shortages,” said state Sen. Jason Bean, a Republican from Holcomb. “We don’t […]
The group asks for the reinstatement of fired DJs, the seating of representatives they voted for on the board of directors and the dismissal of two key members of management.
When last we checked in with right wing propaganda mill One America News (OAN), the conspiratorial gibberish farm was busy trying to pretend (with the help of numerous Republican AGs) that DirecTV’s decision to boot the network from its cable lineup was part of a vast, diabolical cabal to censor conservatives (it wasn’t, the channel simply isn’t […]
A big change is coming to every Schnucks location starting Thursday.
Shoppers at numerous Schnucks stores around St. Louis recently noticed signs posted near exits that said the chain's self-checkouts will start limiting purchases to 10 items or less. KSDK reached out to Schnucks asking for details on the new policy, and a store representative confirmed the change affects each of the chain's locations.
"Self-checkout lanes in all of our stores will be limited to customers who have 10 items or less…
The city's mayor said officials do "not have any intention of condemning or closing" a bar that was damaged last month when a police car slammed into it.
A former officer with the North County Police Cooperative is now accused of sexually assaulting 19 men he detained during his one-year tenure on the force.
U.S. Rep. Cori Bush (D-Missouri) offered a fresh explanation for her decision to put her partner, Cortney Merritts, on campaign payroll.
"We couldn't pay the big costs for security like some of my colleagues are able to do, and so we went with what we could afford," Bush said during a Wednesday night appearance on MSNBC's 'The Reid Out' with Joy Ann Reid. "There were a lot of issues with us retaining, just good, good staff."
Bush was responding to new reports that her campaign's security expenses…
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