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Circle K is offering 40 cents off per gallon of gas and the chance to win $100,000 to its' rewards members in St. Charles.

From St. Louis Business Journal: The federal government said Tuesday that the massive federal office building in downtown St. Louis is one of four local “non-core” federal properties that could be closed and sold, along with more than 440 federal buildings nationwide. The Robert A. Young Federal Building, a 20-story, nearly 1 million-square-foot brick building at […]

Dear Editor: It is my pleasure to wholeheartedly endorse Mayor Mike McCormick for re-election as Godfrey Mayor. As a Godfrey resident, I have seen first-hand Mayor McCormick’s dedication and love for the Godfrey community. I was reminded of his dedication and creative management this weekend when I attended Coffee with the Mayor. The owner of the Ranch House reminded everyone there of the Mayor’s COVID-19 voucher program that infused more than $800,000 to support local small businesses and assist Godfrey families at a very difficult time. This voucher allowed a family to buy a voucher for a local restaurant or business at half the normal price. The rest of the voucher was paid for by the Village of Godfrey out of the Village Business District Fund. The family benefited from the reduced cost and the business benefited from business that may have been lost due to COVID. The owner of the Ranch House said this program allowed her to put people back to work at a time when

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From PHCP Pros:  Skilled trades play a vital role in maintaining the essential systems that support our daily lives. From HVAC technicians to plumbers, these professionals work behind the scenes, often in physically and emotionally demanding environments. The urgent and fast-paced nature of trades work can significantly impact mental health. In addition, the mental health […]

ALTON - Following a recent shooting , Alton community members gathered for a rally against gun violence. On Thursday, March 6, 2025, community members met at the 1200 block of Central Avenue in Alton to talk about gun violence and its impact on youth. The event, organized by Alderwoman Rosetta Brown and activist Lee Barham, drew community leaders from across the Riverbend region. “Alton is one of the most precious cities in Illinois, and we refuse to let it become corrupt,” Brown said to kick off the rally. “We’ve gathered here today to show that we care, and that’s what it means. We care, and we are taking our streets back, and we are going to cover our youth and we’re going to cover our neighborhoods.” Alton Mayor David Goins recognized the Alton Police Department for their investigative work in the most recent shooting. “Hopefully we can send a message to the individuals that if you try something in Alton, you’re

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From First Alert 4:  It’s a problem in St. Louis and across the country, there’s a shortage of skilled workers in industries like construction and manufacturing. South Tech High School is trying to help fill that gap. The school held an apprenticeship showcase over the weekend to encourage students to take a closer look into […]

From St. Louis Post-Dispatch:  The company remaking downtown’s Millennium Hotel may build a bridge across Interstate 44 to better connect to the Gateway Arch grounds. The Cordish Cos. on Tuesday shared more details about its $670 million mixed-use plan for the 4-acre site just off the riverfront. The company is eyeing an extension of Clark […]

From First Alert 4:  A St. Louis County program is helping families stay in their homes by making critical repairs and safety upgrades. The Healthy Homes Program, funded through a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is providing thousands of dollars in assistance to residents facing hazardous living conditions. “This […]

The SLMPD Housing Authority Unit is investigating a robbery that occurred on March 5 in the 1000 block of Morrison Avenue.

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From Construction Business Owner: The IRS made headlines three years ago when they threatened to go “beast mode.” While that might sound dramatic, it’s not far from the truth. The IRS went on a hiring spree, rapidly increasing its workforce to ramp up enforcement activities. This has led to some improvements in customer service — fewer […]

As spring approaches, residents in the area are advised to be cautious as coyotes enter their mating season, increasing their presence in suburban and urban neighborhoods.

The people of Illinois have spoken, and they overwhelmingly favor retaining the current state flag. Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias has announced the results of the state flag redesign contest following a five-week voting period. Voters had the option to choose their favorite from one of the Illinois Flag Commission's Top 10 new designs, [...]

The St. Louis Board of Education adopted a vaccine mandate in fall of 2021 for all SLPS staff without a medical or religious exemption.

District 6 is investigating a robbery that happened on March 5 in the 6300 block of Sherry Avenue.

The post Man, Woman Robbed in Walnut Park West appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

From Webster-Kirkwood Times: In between the rumble of passing locomotives Tuesday afternoon, officials and dignitaries broke ground on the multi-million dollar renovation of Kirkwood’s iconic train station. The public gathering, attended by dozens of eager onlookers, allowed local leaders to symbolically turn dirt on a $5.7 million project to restore the 132-year-old station located at 110 […]

It's that time of year again to bring out everything green for St. Patrick's Day.

District 1 is investigating a shooting that injured a 61-year-old man on March 5 in the 5700 block of S. Broadway.

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From Area Development: When companies look to expand or relocate, workforce development is no longer an afterthought—it’s a primary factor in site selection. The days of simply considering grants or tax breaks are gone. For many businesses, especially in sectors like manufacturing and advanced technologies, the question is: Can you provide the skilled workers I need […]