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ALTON - The local creators of Dawg Haus Grill’n Sauce recently discussed the sauce’s popularity, their future plans for the company, and where to get the sauce just in time for the Fourth of July. Freddie and April Hausman with Dawg Haus Grill’n Sauce appeared on an episode of Our Daily Show! on Riverbender.com to discuss their homemade sauce, and Freddie said it’s been very popular. “Last year, we sold close to 1,400 jars,” Freddie said, which he added was quite impressive “for starting out local, just at farmers markets.” April said the sauce is literally homemade - they make it in their home kitchen, and the jars it comes in take up an entire room in their house. The jars are sealed for added shelf life and are good for up to a year on the shelf, and up to six months after they’ve been opened (but must be kept refrigerated once opened). Freddie said Dawg Haus Grill’n Sauce has been so well-received that they

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A man was charged with murder Monday in a fatal double shooting earlier this year in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones provided this statement after Governor Mike Parson signed the State of Missouri's FY24 budget. I have also provided additional information regarding state allocations to the City of St. Louis below: "Disagreeing on some issues doesn’t mean elected leaders need to be disagreeable on others. In February, I visited Jefferson City to talk with legislators across party lines about resources St. Louis needs to strengthen our communities. From youth jobs to improving 911 dispatch to repairing our infrastructure, many of St. Louis’ top priorities are reflected in this year’s state budget. "These investments to support our youth, upgrade our infrastructure, and improve public safety will yield benefits for decades to come. Thank you to the St. Louis delegation for getting these important items across the finish line in the state legislature, and I appreciate Governor Parson for this consideration of the City’s needs." SUPPORTING

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GODFREY - Have you ever wondered what creatures of the night are living in your backyard? Join us at The Nature Institute to get your questions answered and gain some insight into how we can help protect these important insects that only come out at night. This program is part of The Nature Institute’s Community Science Series. Entomologist Dr. Jake Williams from SIUE will be leading the program and sharing his extensive knowledge about the insects in our backyards. This program is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Friday, July 14. The night will start with a short presentation by Dr. Williams about the insects that we will see, then a hike is planned along the paved path to the skeet range where we will use black lights and other lights to attract insects to our survey area. The Nature Institute is a perfect place to attend this program because the property has many different habitat types which will increase the diversity of insects we will see. Then those in attendance will explore

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Nine people were shot at City Nightz in Old Town, Wichita, early Sunday morning. So far, one person from Missouri has been arrested.

In the recent case 303 Creative v. Elenis, Lorie Smith asks the Supreme Court not to allow Colorado to force her to create websites for gay marriages. A day before the ruling was handed down, it was discovered that a customer request for just such a website, which was part of the judicial record, was ...continue reading "Are wedding websites protected speech? Or protected conduct?"

Full Casting Named For “Chess” A Muny Premier runs July 5-11 The Muny has announced its full cast, design and production teams for the the groundbreaking rock musical Chess, July 5 – 11. Chess is in partnership with the Saint Louis Chess Club and the World Chess Hall of Fame. Before Mamma Mia!, members of […]

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EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Municipal Band is thrilled to announce its upcoming concert, "A Salute to Broadway," which will take place on the Cleaon Etzkorn Bandstand at City Park at 8 p.m. on Thursday, July 6. Under the direction of Dr. Rubén Darío Gómez, the band will serenade the audience with melodies from Broadway's most cherished productions, including "The Phantom of the Opera," "Hamilton," "Mary Poppins," and more. Concessions available during the concert will directly benefit the Glen-Ed Food Pantry. For more information about the Edwardsville Municipal Band and its upcoming events, please visit them on Facebook, Instagram, or on the City of Edwardsville website.

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Call it the "Glastonbury Effect." Appearances at the U.K.'s iconic Glastonbury Festival have paid off with big sales for most of the headliners, especially Elton John.  Elton's performance, billed as his…

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The state joins Maine and Colorado in a growing movement to block utilities from using ratepayer dollars to delay climate action.

Torkwase Dyson’s artwork engages urgent issues regarding architecture, infrastructure and the social and political impacts of the climate crisis, bringing them into conversation with historical and contemporary reflections on the

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On view at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum until July 24, “Killing The Buddha”: Reconstructing Zen is the 2023 Arthur Greenberg Undergraduate Curatorial Fellowship exhibition, located in the Teaching

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On view at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum until Aug. 6, African Modernism in America is the first major traveling exhibition to examine the complex connection between modern African

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"We're going to try to offer some more eclectic items, [including] more art," says new owner Ronnie Vinton.

July’s full moon has brought us yet another new song from Peter Gabriel. “So Much” is the seventh single he’s released from his upcoming album i/o, which so far does not have a…

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Adult SNAP participants without children must prove they are meeting work requirements or will lose benefits after just three months.

Another stop on our microbrewery tour, this time Wellspent in the Midtown Neighborhood.