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Jamal Shepard, 40, of Ypsilanti, Michigan, was arrested and charged with 16 counts of stealing $750 or more after allegedly stealing $20,000 worth of perfume from an Ulta Beauty store in St. Louis County over nine days.

Looks like The Beatles have some news to share.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers appear to be teasing some upcoming news with various posts on social media and their website.On Instagram they posted…

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Missouri to eliminate sales tax on diapers, feminine hygiene products, and incontinence items starting August 28.

O’FALLON, Ill. — The Estelle Kampmeyer Elementary Parent Teacher Organization has completed a series of improvements to the school playground, thanks to community support and collaboration with District 90. Over the past several months, the PTO’s Playground Committee, alongside some of the school’s students, installed new trash cans, soccer goals, volleyball pole footings, a lending library, and updated the raised garden beds. These enhancements aim to create a more engaging and welcoming outdoor space for students. The PTO expressed gratitude to those who contributed to last year’s Color Run fundraiser, which provided the necessary donations for the projects. Additionally, District 90 played a significant role by generously maintaining the playground itself, allowing the PTO to focus on extra improvements. “We’re so grateful for our wonderful community,” the PTO said in a message, acknowledging the combined efforts that made

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From MissouriNet: The Missouri Department of Transportation is planning to replace a 1950s era bridge over southern Missouri’s Bull Shoals Lake and the existing bridge is available for free. There is, however, a catch. If an entity such as a city wants it, that city will have to pay to move it. MoDOT Deputy Director […]

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Katie's Pizza and Pasta in Rock Hill is set to relocate within the same shopping plaza, expanding into a larger space (9500 Manchester) that was previously occupied by Momo and Bandana's.

EAST ST. LOUIS - East St. Louis School District 189 has appointed Dr. Antaniece Carter as its new Director of Social Emotional Learning, Health & Wellness, a move aimed at enhancing student support services across the district. Dr. Carter brings extensive expertise to the role, combining her credentials as a licensed Illinois Clinical Social Worker and Nationally Certified School Social Work Specialist with a robust academic background. Dr. Carter holds three bachelor’s degrees, two master’s degrees, and a doctorate in education, with studies spanning nursing, social work, curriculum and instruction, and educational leadership. Her appointment is part of the district’s ongoing efforts to fulfill Goal III of its Strategic Plan, which focuses on creating a safe and healthy learning environment. In her new role with the East St. Louis School District, Dr. Carter will collaborate closely with school nurses and social workers to advance initiatives in mental health,

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Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz faces a challenge after losing key players, including quarterback Brady Cook and several top running backs and receivers. But he certainly has potential stars waiting in the wings. Penn State transfer Drew Pribula and Sam Horn have been competing to replace Cook. Louisiana-Monroe's Ahmad Hardy and Illinois State's Xavier Lloyd are stepping up to fill other gaps. The team also welcomes transfers like Kevin Coleman Jr. and Josiah Trotter. Missouri is aiming for a third straight 10-win season and a shot at the SEC championship.

Here we go again. Whenever policy makers insist that there’s some “nerd harder” solution to tricky societal problems, actual experts have to spend a ridiculous amount of time explaining basic realities to them. Sometimes those are realities about the technology. And sometimes it’s realities about the technology. This time it’s age verification’s turn. Steve Bellovin—one […]

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The Food and Drug Administration is actively investigating contamination reports in frozen shrimp products sold at Walmart stores in Missouri and elsewhere.

Troy D. Story, 30, was sentenced to prison Thursday for opening fire on his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend in the city's Penrose neighborhood.

A St. Louis man appeared in court Monday and admitted to tracking his ex-girlfriend and shooting her new boyfriend.

ALTON - Members and staff from Calvary Baptist Church, Calvary Christian School, and the Alton Police Department’s Facilities Crew collaborated this past weekend to refresh the landscaping at the Alton Police Department. The joint weekend landscaping effort aimed to enhance the appearance of the department’s grounds for the local community. The volunteers, including Dave and Karl from the Facilities Crew, contributed their time and labor to improve the outdoor environment surrounding the police department. The Alton Police Department acknowledged their efforts, expressing gratitude for the group’s commitment to creating a welcoming atmosphere. “From all of us at APD — thank you for your time, energy, and commitment to making our department a welcoming place,” Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford said. Chief Ford said the project highlights ongoing community support and cooperation between local organizations and law enforcement in Alton.

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Chicken sandwiches have evolved from a fast-food staple to a foodie obsession in recent years. They often stand out for their bold flavors and endless variations, making it a real challenge to pick the best of the best.

EDWARDSVILLE – Madison County prosecutors may seize the pickup truck of an Edwardsville man charged with fleeing from police with a child passenger while under the influence of alcohol. Anthony J. Greco, 35, of Edwardsville, was charged on Aug. 6, 2025 with a ggravated driving while under the influence ( a Class 2 felony), aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer (a Class 4 felony), endangering the life or health of a child (two counts, both Class A misdemeanors), and illegal transportation or possession of alcoholic liquor (a petty offense). On Aug. 6, 2025, Greco allegedly drove a Chevrolet Silverado while under the influence of alcohol on State Route 157 in Edwardsville. Having previously been convicted of driving under the influence, he was reportedly transporting a 7-year-old child during this latest DUI offense as he fled from police at over 21 miles per hour above the legal speed limit. He is further accused of endangering th

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