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​The 55-year-old did not have any other police equipment, police insignias or badges, according to Millstadt police.

A publicly traded health care company in Atlanta has tapped a former Centene president and University of Georgia alumni as its next CEO.

Both men are scheduled to be sentenced in February 2024.

Stephen Wertheim repeats a common sentiment today: the United States has forfeited world opinion by supporting Israel in its war against Hamas. His evidence is a UN vote a couple of weeks ago calling for a "humanitarian truce": Washington is hemorrhaging influence around the world.... Displeasure is not confined to Arab states. In the U.N. ...continue reading "Is America losing its standing in the world?"

The remains were discovered Sunday.

The shooting happened last year inside the lobby of a building on Washington Avenue.

In the heart of Clayton, a man's life is abruptly taken, prompting the activation of the Major Case Squad to find the killer. More than a dozen detectives responded to the scene where a man was found dead. The killing sends shockwaves through a neighborhood known for its safety.

Leaf clean-up and removal is a common chore right now as trees are quickly dropping their leaves, but the dry conditions could cause problems.

It’s amazing just how much war and conflict can change a country. On October 7th, Hamas blitzed Israel with an attack that was plainly barbaric. Yes, this is a conflict that has been simmering with occasional flashpoints for decades. No, neither side can even begin to claim it has entirely clean hands as a result […]

Judas Priest is getting ready to share another track from their upcoming album, Invincible Shield, which drops March 8.  The band revealed on Instagram that they’ll drop “Trial By Fire” on Friday, November 17,…

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Join us as we unveil our 2023 Holiday Window and toast to this joyous season with champagne, light bites and a special guest!

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The shooting happened at about 5:30 a.m. Monday on Wydown Boulevard.

The annual parade was held in downtown St. Louis.

EDWARDSVILLE – The Edwardsville Police Department is seeking organizations willing to volunteer for the City’s long-running Adopt-A-Highway program, a public service campaign to help keep area roadsides clean. The City has 13 routes of approximately a mile each that are in the Adopt-A-Highway program. The program is governed by an Illinois law that allows adoption of only those sections of road that are deemed safe for public litter pickup. Several of the City’s routes have been adopted, but Officer Jason Hunter, who oversees the program for Edwardsville, said at least five routes remain available. Any group that wants to do volunteer work is eligible, but all individuals must be at least 18 to participate. Over the years, the effort has included church groups, college organizations, businesses and nonprofit groups. Hunter said participation dropped off in the years since the coronavirus pandemic, but he’s hoping to revitalize the program. “This is an

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John Mellencamp is set to join Steve Earle at Earle’s ninth annual John Henry’s Friends Benefit, taking place December 3 at Town Hall in New York City. The event will feature performances by…

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