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No Red Day Campaign Wraps with Strong Participation and a Continued Call to Action
As summer winds down, the St. Louis Regional Clean Air Partnership and Citizens for Modern Transit’s joint “No Red Day”... Read More
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St. Louis County Council hires new auditor after firing her predecessor this summer
Chompunut "Nina" Vicharnakorn brings more than 15 years of experience to the job, according to the council.
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
DOJ quietly removes study showing right wing attacks 'outpace' those by left
The move comes as the GOP seeks to back claims from President Trump that the “radical left” poses a greater danger than the right wing.
Goshen Market to Host Customer Appreciation Day with Deals and Fun
EDWARDSVILLE - Organizers for the Land of Goshen Community Market encourage community members to join them for Customer Appreciation Day. From 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025, the Goshen Market will have special deals and gifts available to showcase their appreciation for the customers who sustain the market every year. Ann Herrington, the market’s executive director, expressed her excitement for another great week and a chance to honor their customers. “Come on out and be appreciated,” Herrington said. “It's such an amazing group effort that we pull this together every week and that people show up and love it. We’re really grateful to be a staple in the Edwardsville community.” The first 50 customers who stop at the market’s info booth on Saturday will receive a $5 voucher. This voucher is good for any item at the market. Attendees can also enter a drawing for the chance to win a Goshen Market tote bag. There will be min
Tarantula season: When, where and why you might spot 'Missouri's largest spider' this fall
MISSOURI - Fall is right around the corner, so keep an eye out for Missouri's largest spiders. Texas Brown Tarantulas are once again on the move. The switch from summer to fall is right around the corner, and it's a prime time for tarantulas to be on the move in Missouri. According to the Missouri [...]
Aerosmith & Yungblud announce joint EP featuring ‘My Only Angel’ single
Aerosmith and Yungblud are teaming up for more than just one song.After teasing a collaborative track called "My Only Angel," the two acts have announced a joint EP titled One More…
Saint Louis Zoo cheetah quintuplets make public debut
The Saint Louis Zoo's newest animals are making their public debut this week.
Visited from Los Angeles - Loved STL
Duckworth Demands Sec. Collins Protect Veterans & Veteran Care by Blocking ICE From Stealing VA Resources as It Invades American Cities
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Combat Veteran and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) is demanding that U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Doug Collins block his agency’s plans to allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to use part of Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital in Chicago’s property as the agency carries out Trump’s extreme immigration plans, which would jeopardize our Veterans’ access to the timely, high-quality care they earned through their service. In her letter to Secretary Collins, Duckworth detailed how redirecting VA resources away from the Department’s sacred mission of providing our heroes with the best care possible and toward the Trump Administration’s politically motivated invasion of the Chicagoland area would be disastrous for the thousands of Veterans who rely on Hines for their health care. “As a Hines patient myself, I have experienced the consequences of the limitations of the Hines VA Hospital parking
The “Debate Me Bro” Grift: How Trolls Weaponized The Marketplace Of Ideas
Among the attempts to create hagiographic eulogies of Charlie Kirk, I’ve seen more than a few people suggest that Kirk should be respected for being willing to talk to “those who disagree with him” as a sign that he was engaging in good faith. Perhaps the perfect example of this is Ezra Klein’s silly eulogy […]
What to know about the congressional redistricting trend kick-started by Trump
President Donald Trump’s call to redraw U.S. House districts before the 2026 elections has led to a wave of political maneuvering among state-level Republicans and Democrats. Texas Republicans were the first to take up redistricting intended to help their party win more seats. Then came Democratic-led California and Republican-led Missouri. More states could be following, including Republican-led Indiana. Redistricting typically occurs once a decade, after each census. The current mid-decade redistricting is being driven partly by the close political margins in Congress. Democrats need to gain just three seats in next year's elections to take control of the House from Republicans.
Bob Dylan revisits his early career with latest edition of his bootleg series, ‘Through the Open Window’
Bob Dylan is getting ready to release another installment in his bootleg series.Bootleg Series Volume 18: Through the Open Window, 1956-1963 is described as “a unique account of Dylan’s early years, when…
Two Black women sue Boeing in St. Louis County for race discrimination
Two Black women are suing the Boeing Co. in St. Louis County, alleging their former employer racially discriminated against them.
A car is stolen every 30 seconds, where does Missouri stand?
Colorado is the riskiest state to park your car, with 73142 cars stolen in a year, while Missouri ranks 7th with 29815 cars stolen in a year, averaging 82 cars stolen per day.
Grafton Benefit to Help Local Parents After Two-Month-Old's Unexpected Passing
GRAFTON - The community can support a local family after the passing of their two-month-old son. Colden Joseph Charles Wellhausen, born in June, passed unexpectedly in August 2025. From 6–10 p.m. on Oct. 4, 2025, at Hawg Pit in Grafton, community members can enjoy food, live music, raffle baskets, and more while raising money for Colden’s parents so they can take the time they need to grieve. “Everything was just so perfect, and it was ripped away from them so suddenly,” said Sunshine Lee, Colden’s grandmother. “It’s not going to comfort them in any way, and it can’t make peace for them, but it can maybe make it a little bit easier to be at home and be with their little girl, who is struggling right now with losing her little brother.” Lee explained that Colden’s parents — Paige and Blake — are selfless, hard-working people who just bought their first house. Colden was a “miracle,” their “rainbow
NTSB releases final report on 2023 Illinois HAZMAT disaster
TEUTOPOLIS, Ill. (WCIA) -- Just weeks before the second anniversary of a deadly HAZMAT disaster in Teutopolis, the National Transportation Safety Board released on Tuesday its final report on the disaster. The 27-page report, provided to WCIA by the Effingham County Coroner's Office, details the events of Sept. 29-30, 2023, and provides information about the [...]
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