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AB InBev takes back minority stake in U.S. metal container plants
The deal will provide manufacturing jobs and help ensure “quality, cost efficiency, speed of innovation and supply security for our brands,” A-B InBev said in a press release.
Missouri Supreme Court hears case over ballot title lawsuits, AG’s special appeal power
The questions argued Wednesday at the Missouri Supreme Court involved abstract points of law, but the answers the judges deliver will decide who controls the ballot language voters see and how challenges to state law proceed. Last year, lawmakers revised the process for challenging ballot language and, in the same legislation, gave the attorney general […]
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St. Louis County Executive hopeful Brian Williams picks up public safety endorsements
Outgoing Democratic state senator Williams appears to have easier path to victory after incumbent Sam Page announced last month he would not run again
My Art, My Soul
"My Art, My Soul" an art exhibit featuring artworks which express the heart and soul of local artists. The exhibit is free and open to the public and and runs […]
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New guidance on flu shots for kids puts Missouri, Illinois at odds with CDC
Health officials in Missouri and Illinois are still recommending flu shots for children six months and older despite federal officials scrapping that guidance earlier this week.
Authorities Investigate Fatal Hit-and-Run Collision
ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County police are investigating a fatal pedestrian collision that occurred Sunday evening, Jan. 4, 2026, near the intersection of Vescovo Drive and Lemay Ferry Road. Officers from the South County Precinct responded at 6:33 p.m. Jan. 4, 2026, after receiving a report of a person struck by a vehicle. Upon arrival, they found Bryant Watkins, 48, of the 1200 block of Dammert in St. Louis, had been hit and died at the scene. St. Louis County Police said the driver
St. Louis CITY SC seeks national anthem singers for 2026 home games
If you think you've got the pipes, St. Louis CITY SC is accepting applications for performers interested in singing the national anthem before home matches in 2026.
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Olga's Products Officially Launch at Mac's Downtown with Complimentary Snackers at Every Table
ALTON - Mac’s Downtown has officially introduced Olga’s products to their menu, and owner Rob Lenhardt can’t wait to share the food with the downtown community and beyond. Starting on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026, Mac’s customers can enjoy four Olga’s sandwiches, snackers, and curly fries from the Olga’s menu. Lenhardt predicts a few additional Olga’s products — including soups and spinach pies — will be available within the next two weeks.
Sting honored with ‘Bass Magazine’s’ Lifetime Achievement Award
Sting has been honored with Bass Magazine’s Lifetime Achievement Award.While the magazine’s 2026 awards ceremony will take place Jan. 22 in Santa Ana, California, the mag presented Sting with his…
Abrego Garcia Asks For Sanctions As Gov’t Officials Continue To Publicly Attack Him Ahead Of His Trial
Whether the Trump administration likes it or not, the right to a fair trial still exists. And even the person the government is now subjecting to what looks a whole lot like a vindictive prosecution is still a beneficiary of this right. Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported to El Salvador’s infamous CECOT earlier this year […]
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Man charged after breaking into St. Louis library, jumping out window, police say
Alton Sinkhole Drainage Underway Ahead of Crucial Soil Testing
ALTON — SCI Engineering's work to drain the soccer field sinkhole at Gordon Moore Park in Alton is underway in early January 2026. These are photos and video from Doug Booten of the early work on the sinkhole this week. SCI has stated it plans to drill small testing points into the ground surrounding the sinkhole at Gordon Moore Park’s soccer field as part of an ongoing investigation into the collapse that began June 26, 2024. Some of the test points will be located inside
Missouri issues 1,300 citations in first year of hands-free law enforcement
Missouri's hands-free driving law resulted in more than 1,300 citations and 1,500 warnings statewide last year, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Plan to revitalize north city neighborhoods aims to reverse more than just tornado damage
St. Louis-area paramedic talked about child sex abuse online for years. Was it a crime?
At night, former Chesterfield paramedic and firefighter David Becker, 71, messaged a woman in France who claimed to have an 11-year-old daughter.
St. Charles park petition signatures to be reevaluated after first review was 'rushed'
Supporters are hoping to convince voters here to amend the city's charter and require an election before the city sells any more of its parkland
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