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Veteran pilot remembered after Chesterfield plane crash
Federal investigators were on scene Wednesday removing debris from a small plane crash that killed a veteran pilot shortly after takeoff from Spirit of St. Louis Airport.
Foo Fighters tease new Your Favorite Toy song, ‘Caught in the Echo’
Foo Fighters are teasing a new song from their upcoming album, Your Favorite Toy.The track is called "Caught in the Echo" and will arrive Friday. You can hear a 30-second preview now…
Full-scale tornado repairs could take another year, St. Louis says
Officials said the plan is for full-scale repairs to begin in mid-2027.
Favorite plant nursery around STL?
Afroman’s Defamation Trial Is Going About As Well For The Deputies As Their Original Raid Did
We’ve been following the saga of Afroman (real name Joseph Foreman) and the Adams County Sheriff’s Office for a few years now, and I’m delighted to report that the defamation trial is currently underway and it is delivering everything you could possibly hope for, starting with this absolutely astounding suit that he’s wearing in court […]
From St. Louis to Everest: Local man marks 314 Day at 17,598 feet
Anyone follows the NCAA here?
Missouri Supreme Court warns about fake Case.net websites
The Supreme Court of Missouri is warning the public about websites pretending to be the state's online court records system, Courts.mo.gov (Casenet) in what officials say could expose people to viruses and malware.
Divorce support groups in St. Louis?
St. Louis police work to prevent another chaotic weekend as NCAA tournament comes to town
"Any reckless disregard for life or property will not be tolerated," Chief Robert Tracy said at a news conference Wednesday.
David Byrne, The Zombies among nominees for 2026 Libera Awards
Talking Heads frontman David Byrne and The Zombies are among the nominees for the 2026 Libera Awards, which celebrate the best in independent music.Byrne is recognized in the best pop…
US Senate displays sharp divisions over SAVE voting bill demanded by Trump
WASHINGTON — U.S. senators debated Wednesday whether the federal government should change how Americans register to vote and cast a ballot, with Republicans maintaining alterations are necessary to safeguard elections and Democrats arguing a new law would add unnecessary obstacles. Tensions over the issue were on full display when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., […]
Protesters of Iran war spotlight children killed in school bombing
WASHINGTON — Against a backdrop of children’s backpacks and shoes Wednesday, congressional Democrats protested President Donald Trump’s war with Iran, specifically denouncing an early U.S. strike that killed more than 100 elementary school students in the country’s southern city of Minab. The lawmakers attended the installation organized by peace advocacy group Win Without War nearly […]
Jefferson City man sues MSHP over 2025 crash
A Jefferson City man is suing the Missouri State Highway Patrol after being struck by a trooper’s vehicle last year in Cole County.
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Edwardsville Approves Construction Of Nearly $4 Million 'Goshen Commons' Pedestrian Plaza
EDWARDSVILLE – A section of St. Louis Street in Edwardsville is set to become a pedestrian plaza and outdoor recreation space. City Council members voted 5-1 to pass a $3.95 million contract with S.M. Wilson for the construction of Goshen Commons on March 16, 2026. Alderman William Krause cast the sole vote against the contract, citing concerns about the high cost. The construction of Goshen Commons is set to transform one block of St. Louis Street from North Main Street to North 2nd
Illinois warns USPS postmark changes could affect 2026 tax filing deadlines
CHICAGO - The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) is alerting taxpayers that changes announced by the United States Postal Service (USPS) regarding postmarks could impact tax filings in 2026. While the USPS postmark will still show the date of the first automated processing operation, the postmark may no longer reflect the date when the piece of mail was dropped off at a local post office. This change can directly impact time-sensitive documents such as tax returns and payments. IDOR encourages
Budzinski Presses Postmaster General Over USPS Delays in Rural Illinois
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Budzinski (IL-13) at a House Oversight Committee hearing called on Postmaster General David Steiner to address flailing USPS delivery rates that have impacted rural communities in her district. Budzinski questioned why the Postmaster has continued to implement the so-called “Delivering for America” plan when the initiative has been proven to worsen on-time mail delivery rates and slow outgoing mail in rural areas. “Communities
Youth curfew set for downtown St. Louis this weekend
The City of St. Louis has announced a series of public safety measures, including a temporary youth curfew in downtown St. Louis, this weekend.
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