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Hosier is scheduled to die by injection at 6 p.m. June 11 at the state prison in Bonne Terre.

​Police said 21-year-old Niko Goree should be considered armed and dangerous.

ALTON - An Alton-area resident spoke up at Wednesday’s Alton City Council meeting to voice their concerns with an ordinance passed in November of 2023 to ban camping on public property within the City of Alton . Connor Shoburn took the podium and asked city officials multiple times what their solution is to address homelessness. “Just recently due to this ordinance, a homeless person set up a camp at Rock Spring Park, as they have very few places to go,” Shoburn said. “A citizen then called the police on them, and then the cops forced the citizen to take down their tent and leave the park, as per my understanding. “This person - where do you plan them to go? They don't have a home to go to, they don't have the ability to camp anywhere, so what is the solution that Alton is going to provide for those who are homeless?” Shoburn went on to say the ordinance seems to be “punishing homeless people for something that is not under thei

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Every Wednesday is a wedding day in the courts, but this was a special day for love.

From Feb 9th - 17th, come to 18Rails | The Venue @CityFoundrySTL for Love Struck — A Valentine Pop-Up made for sweethearts, friends and secret admirers (21 & up). First, […]

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Maybe you know this, maybe you don't. For most of the economic expansion following the Great Recession, wages grew about the same for everyone. In 2019 that changed. Over the past five years, incomes of the poor have increased 10% while incomes of the rich have stagnated: There's no need to feel sorry for the ...continue reading "Raw data: Wage growth at top and bottom"

The man walked away from his Chesterfield home Wednesday at noon in an unknown direction. He was later found safe.

Yesterday morning, a fellow named Justin McGowan asked his local country station to play a song from Beyoncé's new album. The New York Times tells us what happened next: The station manager, Roger Harris, emailed Mr. McGowan back with a concise rejection: “We do not play Beyoncé at KYKC as we are a country music ...continue reading "Not everything is racist"

Fluid and powerful on the tenor saxophone and highly inventive as a vocalist, this composer, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and unique interpreter of the jazz tradition is quickly becoming one of the […]

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Rhoda G's Night For Lovers presented by the Townsendx3 Agency comes to City Winery on Wednesday, February 14th at 7:30 PM.

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Canadian psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson will bring his tour, We Who Wrestle With God, to Stifel Theatre on Feb. 14.

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A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. Plus, a trip down the aisle that you’ll never forget! Mamma Mia! shimmies onto the stage of The Fabulous Fox from Feb. 13 to […]

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The City of Bridgeton announced Tuesday that Mayor Terry W. Briggs had passed away earlier in the day.

Five people have now been charged in connection with the shooting. The charges were amended after Ra’Niya Steward died from her injuries.

A law enforcement source said U.S. Marshals shot a man later Wednesday while investigating a stolen car they believe was connected with an earlier shooting.