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“I was gone about 12-13 minutes, come back and that [expletive] done shot my kid,” Bradley Lashly said. "I don't understand it."

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OMAHA, Ark. — The Eureka Springs Safari Park released a statement regarding the death of a well-known 15-year-old feral goat who passed away after a possible heat-related distress over the weekend. According to a press release from the park, Crisco, who called Backbone Bluff his home, was recovered after an incident near Table Rock Lake [...]

TROY, Ill. – The Troy/Maryville/St. Jacob/Marine Chamber of Commerce invites residents and visitors from throughout the Metro East to experience Art on the Streets: First Fridays on Friday, August 7, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in beautiful Downtown Troy. The free community celebration will once again transform the streets of downtown into a vibrant outdoor festival featuring live music, local artists, interactive art experiences, food trucks, shopping, family activities, and specials from

The life and legacy of Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Janis Joplin will be the subject of a new graphic novel coming in October.Janis Joplin: Pearl, a 128-page hardcover book,…

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EDWARDSVILLE - The summer night is about to get a whole lot faster. The Edwardsville Municipal Band continues its summer concert season this Thursday, July 30, at 7:30 p.m. at the Cleaon Etzkorn Bandstand in City Park with FULL THROTTLE, a program built around momentum, power, and pure drive. The spotlight shines brightly on Henry Fillmore and his traditional circus marches, along with a journey to the edge of the atmosphere with Apollo 11, a twist on the famous Galop Can-Can, the steady drive

EAST ST. LOUIS - Unity Lutheran Christian School will welcome new and returning families for its annual Family Orientation at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026, allowing families and students to meet teachers, visit classrooms, and prepare for the start of the 2026-27 school year. The orientation is designed to help families become familiar with classroom routines and expectations while building relationships with teachers before the first day of school. Families will also receive information

Christopher Serrano is charged with first-degree murder, first-degree assault and two counts of armed criminal action.

A Spanish Lake woman is accused of storming into another woman’s home, slashing her with a knife, and then biting part of her finger off during the attack.

Back in December we called out Google for filing a DMCA 1201 lawsuit over companies scraping Google’s results. Almost everything about the lawsuit seemed problematic, not the least of which is that Google’s entire business was built on scraping the web. To sue another company for scraping Google just felt… obnoxious. And now a judge […]

No, you're not being "Paranoid": Tony Iommi is indeed up to something.The Black Sabbath guitarist has shared a video on his Facebook featuring closeup footage of him playing a riff.…

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For years, the Missouri Senate has been ground zero for some of the fiercest battles – often driven by personal animosity between legislators. For state Rep. Bill Hardwick, being able to bring consensus to difficult policy fights is a big reason why he says Republican voters in Missouri’s 16th Senate District should choose him on Aug. 4. “I can just really drill down and analyze these subjects in detail, really complex, really abstract problems,” Hardwick said on the “Politically Speaking” podcast. “I can deal with people, help them solve problems, and try to apply these ethereal concepts to real people's lives. That's my kind of draw to politics.”