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Kehoe signs budget, slashes millions in state spending
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the state’s fiscal year 2027 budget Tuesday, including millions of dollars in cuts through dozens of line-item vetoes as well as pausing hundreds of millions of dollars of additional state spending.
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Mason Via
Mason Via is an Appalachian troubadour who was born and bred in the Blue Ridge Mountains but now makes his home in Gator Country: Gainesville, FL. An alumnus of Old […]
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Fire captain's daughter leaves ICU for rehabilitation hospital
After spending 34 days in intensive care, 18-year-old Alyssa Brockmeier has taken a major step in her recovery by transferring to Ranken Jordan for rehabilitation.
1 driver dead, another in custody in shooting on O'Fallon highway ramp
Incident took place about 4 p.m. on the exit ramp from Highway 40 (Interstate 64) to Winghaven Boulevard, police said.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe vetoes, restricts nearly $500 million from Missouri state budget
Gov. Mike Kehoe vetoed nearly $53 million from Missouri’s $50.7 billion state budget Tuesday, but his larger move was to freeze $441 million in spending — including dozens of lawmaker-backed earmarks — as state revenues lag projections and Missouri’s pandemic-era surplus dwindles. The vetoes were relatively light, cutting only about $30 million in general revenue […]
Neighbors question emergency demolition order
An emergency demolition order has some north St. Louis residents questioning if city leaders have the right building.
Travelers to Bosnia stuck after trouble with a local travel agent
Becoming a Youth Work Experience Host Worksite
Connie Johnson outlines the process for organizations interested in becoming approved host worksites for the Youth Work Experience Program.
1 killed in possible road rage shooting on I-64 exit ramp in O'Fallon
A person was killed in a shooting Tuesday afternoon near the Interstate 64 Winghaven ramp in O'Fallon, Missouri, authorities confirmed.
Alito Made ‘History and Tradition’ His Signature Weapon. Too Bad He Doesn’t Seem To Know Any History.
Call me crazy, but I tend to think when Supreme Court Justices make a big sweeping statement in one case, they should actually follow it through with other cases. You may recall, for example, that in the Dobbs case, where the right to an abortion was overturned, Justice Samuel Alito took the ‘history and tradition’ […]
Illinois Attorney General Charges Coach With Sexual Assault
NASHVILLE, IL. – Attorney General Kwame Raoul charged a Nashville, Illinois man with criminal sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Raoul’s office charged Chad Malawy, 54, in Washington County Circuit Court with one count of Class 1 felony criminal sexual assault, punishable by up to 15 years in prison, and one count of Class 1 felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse, punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Malawy was also charged with two Class A misdemeanor
RiverBend Growth Association Spotlight: New Owners Bring Fresh Energy to Elsah's Green Tree Inn
ELSAH - Green Tree Inn in Elsah is a one-of-a-kind bed-and-breakfast experience. Located at 15 Mill Street in downtown Elsah, Green Tree Inn is a great spot for locals to enjoy a weekend getaway or visitors to engage with the village along the Mississippi River. Owner Megan Cunningham shared that she didn’t always expect to run a bed-and-breakfast, but she loves the experience and she’s grateful for groups like the RiverBend Growth Association for their support. “Running
Granite City 18-Year-Old Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter After Fatal Teen Shooting
GRANITE CITY – A Granite City resident charged with fatally shooting a teen victim after admittedly “playing with a gun” remains in custody while facing trial in Madison County. 18-year-old Syah T. Lee of Granite City faces a Class 3 felony count of involuntary manslaughter and two Class 4 felony counts of reckless discharge of a firearm. Lee was initially charged on June 23, 2026 with a Class 4 felony count of reckless conduct before the charge was amended on June 26 to the
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