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Pyrocumulonimbus clouds might offer a terrifying peek at the future of wildfires.

August Events around Town www.circusharmony.org  Twenty four flying children from the sister cities of St. Louis and Stuttgart will be soaring together this summer in St. Louis! The show will include juggling, contortion, hula hooping, partner acrobatics and more. July 29, 4:40p – Ballpark Village August 1, Noon & 2p – City Museum August 2, […]

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A 16-year-old girl was shot, and an 11-year-old boy suffered minor injuries after falling during the incident, police said.

A mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint Monday afternoon in St. Louis’ Kingsway West neighborhood.

The St. Louis Cardinals acquired reestablished starting pitcher Erick Fedde in a three-team trade on Monday, adding to a veteran-heavy rotation, but building mystery around its future arrangements.

Sonic Youth was a big influence on Nirvana, and now Dave Grohl is following in the dancing footsteps of Kim Gordon.After Gordon posted a video of her doing the viral…

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ST. LOUIS COUNTY — Authorities have identified the victims of a double homicide that occurred in the 9400 block of Olive Boulevard in the city of Olivette. The deceased are Mason McMahan, 16, of the 1700 block of Spruce Drive in High Ridge, and Teriq Lewis-Rushing, 18, of the 2400 block of Rustic Ridge Drive in St. Louis. A handgun was recovered next to McMahan at the scene. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation as detectives continue to seek witnesses. “We ask that anyone with information please contact the St. Louis County Police Department at 636-529-8210 to speak with investigators regarding this incident,” said a representative of the department. For those who wish to remain anonymous or potentially receive a reward, CrimeStoppers can be contacted at 1-866-371-TIPS (8477).

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Schnucks Markets Inc. has recalled fresh ground beef sold at one of its Belleville locations.

Drivers can expect shifted lanes, detours and possible delays.

BELLEVILLE - The City of Belleville has listed multiple cooling sites within the community with the Excessive Heat Warning in effect until 7 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024. Residents are urged to take precautions as temperatures are expected to soar. Cooling sites have been set up throughout the City of Belleville to provide relief from the extreme heat. These sites offer a safe and air-conditioned environment for those in need. The locations of these cooling centers are critical for residents who may not have access to adequate cooling in their homes. The Fire Department's advisory emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated and avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun. It is recommended that residents check on vulnerable neighbors, including the elderly and those with health conditions, to ensure their safety during this period of excessive heat. The Belleville locations for relief during the excessive heat are as follows: Belleville Public Library Main Branch, 121 E. Washington

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A teacher at KIPP Triumph Academy is accused of kicking and shoving a student with a disability during the prior school year.

Please. I beg of people: stop it. Stop it with the conspiracy theories. Stop it with the nonsense. If you can’t find something you want on social media, it’s not because a billionaire is trying to influence an election. It might just be because some antifraud system went haywire or something. Last week we wrote […]

Storms are expected to form in Iowa and move down the Mississippi River into the St. Louis region and southern Illinois, bringing the risk of damaging winds, tornadoes, and excessive rainfall that could result in flash flooding.

ALTON – Residents of Ward 1 are invited to join Alderwoman Betsy Allen for a town hall-style meeting this Wednesday, July 31, at 6:30 p.m. at Alton City Hall. The monthly gathering, typically held on the third Wednesday of each month, offers an opportunity for community members to discuss various activities and concerns related to the City of Alton and Ward 1. "I hope you will attend our monthly town hall-style meeting," Allen said. "All are welcome." The meetings are designed to be casual and unscripted, providing a platform where everyone can speak or simply observe. Allen has committed to addressing questions from attendees to the best of her ability. For those unable to attend, Allen encourages residents to reach out with their questions or concerns via phone at 618-567-1451 or email at eallen@cityofaltonil.gov .

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GLEN CARBON - Chris Wetherington has made a name for himself in the mixed martial arts community, but he’s not in it for fame. The MMA instructor has an impressive resume, including many Hall of Fame honors, a starring role in the upcoming movie “The Karate Breaker,” a host spot in “The Masters Council” television show on Talk About It TV, and features in multiple best-selling books about martial arts. But Chris and his wife, Valerie, are more interested in the humanitarian side of martial arts. Their anti-bullying and suicide prevention efforts have guided them through all of their work. “I was already still doing the good that I’m doing now. It’s just getting more around the world,” Chris explained. “With that platform, I’m able to help more people. It’s awesome. I’ve got a TV show. I’ve got a second one coming out. I’ve got a movie. I’ve got multiple movies that are going to come

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ALTON - Cha llenge Unlimited, an Alton-based organization helping those with disabilities find employment and housing opportunities, recently launched their redesigned website at cuinc.org with an emphasis on accessibility. Challenge Unlimited’s work to match employers with job candidates with disabilities is increasingly important as the unemployment rate for those with disabilities is about twice the rate of those without disabilities, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics . Stephanie Schrage with Challenge Unlimited said that’s just one of the many “wraparound services” they offer. “From an employment standpoint, from a housing standpoint … is it just an independent living question?” Schrage said. “Employment is a piece of that, but we also offer skills training, we offer job placement, job coaching, housing, so we definitely are wraparound services.” Schrage shared more about the organization and its revampe

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