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Family upset over plea deal for teen’s 2025 death
More than a year after a Springfield, Missouri, teenager was killed during a confrontation on Washington Avenue, the family of 16-year-old Daniel Stahl says they are disappointed with a new plea deal given to their loved one's killer.
Wetherholt homers to lead the Cardinals to a 1-0 win over Angels
Hunter Dobbins scattered six hits over six innings, JJ Wetherholt hit a home run in the sixth and the St. Louis Cardinals held on for a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday.
Does anyone know anything about Ms Murphy, or Mr Harris or Henderson?
Missouri Realtors campaign against Amendment 5: 'We leave nothing to chance'
With less than two weeks before the Aug. 4 election, the Missouri Realtors are ramping up their efforts to defeat a proposed constitutional amendment on the state’s income tax.
Illinois IEPA to reopen EV rebate program with up to $4,000 incentives on August 1
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is scheduled to open its next round of the EV Rebate Program on August 1, 2026, offering residents up to $4,000 back on eligible electric vehicles.
Illinois launches blue envelope program to aid autism awareness during traffic stops
A new statewide program has been launched in Illinois to improve communication between police officers and drivers on the autism spectrum.
Associated Physicians Group Creates New Programs to Support Patients with Chronic Conditions
ALTON - Associated Physicians Group has introduced new care options for patients who are managing chronic conditions. Remote Patient Monitoring allows patients to take their own blood pressure every day. This number is electronically submitted to the Alton office, where a staff member reviews it. Chronic Care Management organizes a monthly phone call between a patient and a staff member so they can go over the patient’s medications and concerns. Dr. Christopher Green noted that both
US Dept. of Education launches investigation into SLU School of Medicine
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into the Saint Louis University School of Medicine over "alleged racial discrimination in admissions," according to a department news release.
AHM Sets Sail on First New Construction Apartment Building in Downtown West Since the 1960s
A rendering of 2125 Locust. Construction has commenced on a portion of AHM's long-planned Downtown West development north of Energizer Park. The first building to begin construction is located on what was a gravel lot at 22nd and Locust. The building will rise 6-stories and feature 74 apartment units and 3250sf of ground floor commercial space. A bump out will be added to the Locust Street sidewalk to help calm traffic and create more space for a patio for a potential restaurant/bar tenant....
Ctrl-Alt-Speech Spotlight: PwC’s Dan Hays On The Future Of Trust & Safety
Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. To get extended episodes with additional coverage, support us on […]
Community Invited to Road Naming Dedication Ceremony for "Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway"
MEADOWBROOK - State Rep. Amy Elik and state Sen. Erica Harriss will host a road naming dedication ceremony July 25, 2026, in Bethalto to honor Cpl. Tommy N. Miller, the Vietnam War Marine for whom a stretch of Illinois Route 140 through Meadowbrook has been designated the “Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway.” The free public ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, 625 Church Drive, Bethalto. Organizers said the event will highlight Miller’s actions durin
First these highway signs didn't fit. Then came the graffiti
Police chief breaks down in testimony over his injured officer
Intense emotions filled day one of the trial of Elijah Gantt, the man accused of critically injuring a Ferguson police officer during a protest.
Felon who Arranged Murder of St. Louis County Man Sentenced to Life in Prison
ST. LOUIS – U.S. District Judge Audrey G. Fleissig on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, sentenced a felon to life in prison for arranging the 2011 murder of a St. Louis County man to get a share of an insurance payout. Judge Fleissig ordered the sentence to run consecutive to the 226-month federal prison sentence Michael Grady is already serving for aiding a large-scale, violent drug conspiracy by trying to determine who was cooperating with investigators and prosecutors. Grady, now 71,
Task force to consider mergers, consolidation to improve St. Louis-area schools
A task force of area education and civic leaders will focus primarily on north St. Louis County districts in an assessment of the future of public education in the area.
Photos of Big Boy rolling through St. Louis
Man drowns Wednesday morning at Lake of the Ozarks
A Springfield, Missouri man drowned Wednesday morning at the Lake of the Ozarks, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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