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Drivers assess Missouri roadways ahead of the holiday weekend
FOX 2 caught up with drivers making a pit stop before getting on the roads.
KISS cancels Toronto show as Paul Stanley recovers from the flu
KISS has canceled another concert, revealing that lead singer Paul Stanley is sick with the flu. The rocker took to Instagram to announce the cancellation of their show Wednesday, November 22, at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. The…
Cortex Aglow
See Cortex . . . aglow! This FREE winter-themed photo op features lighted snowflakes and illuminated trees. Drive by or stop for a selfie with the snowflakes to remember the […]
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Does anyone have footage of the Lambert Pharmacal building implosion?
Listen to highlights from StoryCorps’ St. Louis visit — and learn how to record your own stories
StoryCorps’ Great Thanksgiving Listen encourages people to talk and listen to one another over the holiday break. These conversations can be between any two people and they help build an oral history of what life is like today. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jonathan Ahl and Miya Norfleet shared some of the conversations recorded in the StoryCorps’ Airstream trailer this fall in St. Louis.
Belleville man charged with involuntary sexual servitude of minor
A Belleville man is behind bars on felony charges in a child sex crimes case.
Florissant mother killed in suspected DWI crash Wednesday morning
A suspected drunk driver struck and killed a Florissant mother as she was making her way to work on Wednesday morning.
Former Maryland Heights councilman dies Tuesday after crashing into Metro Call-A-Ride van
Fear over brown recluse spiders is overblown and unnecessary. Here’s why
Brown recluse spiders are infamous for their necrotic venom. But how dangerous are they, really? Missouri Botanical Garden senior entomologist Tad Yankoski says the arachnids get an unnecessarily bad wrap. He shares why you should stop worrying about brown recluses and learn to appreciate the spider.
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Former St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley charged with filing false police report after claiming woman tried to carjack him
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Three winners share $50,000 scratch-off lottery prize
Three lucky players recently claimed a $50,000 prize from the "500X" scratchers game and split the winnings. On November 13, they turned in their winning ticket at the Missouri Lottery regional office in St. Louis.
Belleville Man Charged With Involuntary Sexual Servitude Of A Minor
BELLEVILLE – The Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) announced on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023, the arrest of 38-year-old Thomas Conner III of Belleville, for Involuntary Sexual Servitude of a Minor under 17 (Class X Felony), Involuntary Sexual Servitude of a Minor Under 18 (Class 1 Felony), 2 counts of Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse (Class 2 Felony), and Solicitation of a Sexual Act (Class A Misdemeanor). ISP said on July 22, 2022, the East St. Louis Police Department received a report that Conner had sexually assaulted a minor. The ISP Public Safety Enforcement Group (PSEG) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) began a joint investigation into the allegation. After a thorough investigation, the case was presented to the St. Clair County State’s Attorney’s Office. On November 14, 2023, the St. Clair County State’s Attorney charged Conner with the above charges. Conner was taken into custody at his residence by the
Riverbender.com Reminds you to Shop Local
RIVERBEND - Riverbender.com has been working hard to promote local businesses and the community for 18 years. We’re asking you now more than ever to shop local on this Small Business Saturday and throughout the holiday season. Whether it’s on Our Daily Show! or one of the hundreds of news articles we publish every week, we often sit down with small business owners in the Riverbend community to talk about their story. All of these people have one thing in common: They’ve worked hard for years to see their business succeed, and they want to give back to the community they love. It’s the small businesses who support Little League teams, school fundraisers and other local charities. It’s the business owners who live in our community who care about it and want to see it thrive. From Walmart to Starbucks, these brand names are popping up more often in the Riverbend region. Even if you decide to do your holiday shopping at these big box stores,
Facebook Marketplace meetup turns violent; woman charged over car deal gone wrong
Two people are hurt, and a woman is behind bars after a Facebook Marketplace meetup in which the suspect arranged to purchase a car and allegedly tried to steal it.