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A couple of days ago I asked, "Where are all the tunnels?" A reader points me to a recent Wall Street Journal article that includes this map: This makes things even more mysterious. The Journal's map is several years old, but it comes from the Israeli military and presumably they have more current ones. But ...continue reading "Answered: Where are all the tunnels?"

A woman was taken to an area hospital, where she died from her injuries.

Staff members at "The Fountain" helped the woman reunite with her caretaker after she briefly escaped her nursing home and also sent her home with some free goodies.

Mötley Crüe is on their way to putting out new tunes. In a social media post, bassist Nikki Sixx confirms, "Yes @MotleyCrue will be releasing new music is 2024." He…

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Grateful Dead’s Dave’s Picks bootleg series is hitting volume 50 next year and they’ve picked a special concert for the momentous occasion. Dave's Picks Vol. 50 will feature a special show…

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Taqueria Morita, the seasonal pop-up from Take Root Hospitality, will expand its operations next year when it moves into a permanent home at 4239 Duncan Ave. in the Cortex Innovation District in the Central West End.

Last week, St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell informed the community of shocking news.

Americans are still spending: Retail and food spending was up slightly from last month, but it's just noise. Spending hasn't dropped, but it's been basically flat for the past three years.

The legislation is a sign that conservatives targeting LGBTQ issues are emboldened and will look to build upon last session.

Doctors and pharmacists can check the database to see if patients have been receiving painkillers and other opioids from multiple providers.

ALTON - Alton High School principal Michael Bellm is pleased to announce that 28 students from the Alton High School graduating class of 2024 that have been designated as Illinois State Scholars. Nearly every high school in Illinois competes in the Illinois State Scholars program, identifying and honoring the highest academically performing seniors in high schools around the state. 28 students from Alton High School made the list this year; their names are listed below. Kailyn Alexander Yahira Delgado Camden Elrod Lucas Frye Tucker Gehrig Alyssa Herbst Mia Lavite Spencer Leonard Marissa Lewis Augustus Livingstone Jacob Lowe Isaiah Ouechani Morgan Plummer Owen Robien Sophie Rose Emily Schrumpf Hilary Schrumpf Alexander Siatos Jillian Smith Khalilia Spitz Bel Springman Madison Stephens Juliana Stevenson Kian Summers Rachel Ware William Weirich Colton Wendle Christine Zheng "Alton High School is very proud of our students that were named Illinois State

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We just wrote up a story about Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and his bullshit censorial investigation into Media Matters, and I think we just got a preview of what he should expect. Back in November, Texas’ (still criminally indicted, still waiting for trial) Attorney General Ken Paxton launched a similar investigation to buddy up […]

St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts allegedly once bragged to a deputy that a judge on the 22nd Circuit Court was so scared of him that Betts could tell the judge "to shit in the middle of the court building" and he would. But a new letter drafted by the court's presiding judge suggests that whatever power the sheriff had over the judges has waned.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) and U.S. Senator Susan Collins (R-ME), a member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP), applauded Senate passage of their bipartisan SIREN Reauthorization Act . The legislation would extend funding for five additional years for SIREN Act grants to rural fire and EMS agencies nationwide. The funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which was created through Durbin’s Supporting and Improving Rural EMS Needs (SIREN) Act , supports EMS agencies in training and recruiting staff, conducting certification courses, and purchasing equipment, including naloxone to address the opioid overdose epidemic. “In Illinois, rural EMS agencies are a lifeline for their communities. These first responders are on the front lines, and we must ensure that they have the proper staffing, training, and equipment to address the emergency in front

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