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City officials have said rezoning is only one step in a process that would still need to meet city requirements and include community input before moving forward.

NEW YORK (AP) — Alexis Lafreniere scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and Igor Shesterkin made 19 saves as the New York Rangers snapped a four-game skid with a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues on Monday night. Lafreniere put the puck past Blues netminder Joel Hofer 40 seconds into the [...]

When the taser failed to stop him, one officer fired the shot that ended his life.

It is also the only small business from the Gateway City to be recognized.

We’ve talked a lot about measles throughout this year, which is particularly frustrating given that America officially eliminated this disease from its endemic state back in 2000. How we got here is a very simple story: too many people refused to vaccinate themselves and/or their children, giving the virus a foothold which it had been […]

Neighbors who live just feet from the highway say as St. Charles County’s population and traffic have surged, so has the constant roar.

Another bicyclist was killed at the exact spot a few years prior, serving a grim reminder for riders.

In the spirit of the holiday, many local organizations will be holding a free Thanksgiving dinner for those in the St. Louis area on Thursday, Nov. 27.

ALTON – A resolution to delay the elimination of late night liquor licenses in Alton has been taken off the table. At Monday’s Committee of the Whole meeting , Alderwoman Martha Pfister moved to rescind a resolution she introduced at the last City Council meeting to amend the effective date of the city’s elimination of late night liquor licenses . The new resolution would have allowed bars to continue selling alcohol during late night hours until April 1, 2026. Wit

A Cole County judge heard arguments Monday in the first day of a two-day bench trial over a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of general revenue funds being used for scholarships to help pay for private K-12 education.