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The national day of action arrives at a time when clean energy is becoming more polarized.

“There is an international responsibility here, even if the U.S. still tries to deny that there is one."

Rising temperatures are feeding America's sweet tooth — and creating a new public health challenge in the process.

Suspended high above the ticketing hall of Terminal 2 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, a striking red aircraft catches the eye of travelers below. This is the Monocoupe 110 Special—an aviation gem with a storied past, lovingly preserved by the Missouri Historical Society. Built in March 1931 by the Mono Aircraft Corporation in Moline, …

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Joan H Miller nee Schaefer, 93 passed away Thurs 11 Sep 2025; Born 9 May 1932 to Amanda & Andrew Schaefer. Joan was a homemaker and bookkeeper. She is preceded in death by her husband, William, parents, brothers Ray &…

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Fred Stier, 93, of Jackson, Mo. died September 14, 2025.

Hélène Catherine Urvoaz Farrell, a twenty-year resident of the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis, passed away peacefully on September 11, 2025 following an extended struggle with stage four breast cancer.

One instance caught-on-camera Saturday afternoon in south St. Louis shocked neighbors and garnered attention online.

Officials say they are unsure if Watson was on foot or in a vehicle at the time of his disappearance.

A back up at Illinois mental health facilities is keeping some patients behind bars instead of in treatment.

Lucy Williams broke down in tears when she described the number of times cars had either hit her home or property.

The SAFER program, which lasts 14 weeks and is free of charge, aims to address these alarming statistics by providing prevention specialists.

EDWARDSVILLE - During their regular meeting on Sept. 17, 2025, the Madison County Board voted 17–6 to have a day of remembrance in honor of Charlie Kirk. The resolution, brought forth by Dalton Gray and the Executive Committee, named Kirk as “one of the nation’s strongest defenders of freedom of speech” and “a martyr for the cause of faith, freedom and free speech.” In Madison County, Oct. 14, 2025 — Kirk’s 32nd birthday — will be recognized as a day of remembrance. Several public comments and comments from Board members addressed the resolution before the vote. As the public comment portion concluded, Chairman Chris Slusser thanked all speakers for their time. “Charlie Kirk would have wanted everyone to get a chance to speak tonight whether he agreed with them or not, so we let everyone speak,” Slusser said. During the public comment portion of the meeting, six speakers spoke against the day of remembrance

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