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Teen lifeguards receive award after saving firefighter from drowning
Two teenagers received a lifesaving award in Shrewsbury on Tuesday for saving a firefighter at a local public pool. The rescue happened during a first responders' night back in June.
IDOT planning closure during 157/162 rebuild
The Illinois Department of Transportation hosted an informational open house in Glen Carbon on Tuesday. The agency provided information about plans to rebuild the intersection of Illinois Routes 162 and 157.
Better cameras are solving, preventing St. Louis area crimes
New camera technology on public transportation has improved so much that prosecutors recently claimed they could see suspects planning their crime.
Bridgeton gun shop owner takes aim at MSD over an alleged $157K sewer backup
Metro Shooting Supply, a Bridgeton gun shop, shooting range, and training facility, says it suffered $157,000 in damages and lost business because of a sewer backup caused by the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD).
'SSM Health still has time to make the right call' on cuts for DePaul, St. Louis County NAACP says
North County Police Cooperative starts special heat operation for residents
A crew of cooperatives set foot on a mission they’ll continue throughout the week, aiding the most vulnerable communities, which they’ve come to know well.
Efforts underway to keep St. Louis area 'cool, safe and alive' during triple-digit heat wave
Missouri to open cannabis microbusiness lottery application process this week
Escape from New York Requal
Court Says It’s Fine For Cops To Use Cell Phones To Peep Into People’s Cars
What is “plain view?” Cops claim it’s anything anyone could see if they happened to be in the same place at the same time, including those moments when citizens deploy their own air force. Force your way into the house under the “community caretaking” exception to the Fourth Amendment? Anything out in the open is […]
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Families sue to block Missouri's ban on gender-affirming health care for kids
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Lawsuit seeks to block Missouri ban on transgender care for minors
The law, which is set to take effect on Aug. 28, bans gender transition surgeries on minors.
'I want this to be known': Woman, friends say St. Louis 911 system 'failed' man who died at Forest Park
Glen Carbon Mayor Announces Upcoming Events, G.L.E.N. Awards, Surveys, More
GLEN CARBON - Glen Carbon Mayor Bob Marcus made several announcements at the Village Board meeting on Tuesday about upcoming events, award nominees, online surveys, and more. Mayor Marcus said the Comprehensive Plan Survey and the Parks and Trails Master Plan Survey are now available online at glencarbonil.gov . The Comprehensive Plan is meant to articulate “the community’s vision for Glen Carbon for the next 10 to 15 years,” according to the survey. The Parks and Trails Master Plan Survey similarly helps “plan for the future of the park and trail system for the next ten years.” The Village of Glen Carbon is also sponsoring the Edwardsville Futures professional tennis tournament happening now at Edwardsville High School, which Mayor Marcus added is “the only high school to host a Pro Circuit tournament.” Tournament matches are set to continue the rest of this week before culminating with a singles match final on Sunday. A full
Little Shop of Horrors
A delicious comedy for the heart of summer, Little Shop of Horrors is a campy thriller that follows meek floral assistant Seymour on his quest to win over the love
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Execution put on hold for man who kidnapped, killed 6-year-old girl in Valley Park in 2002
Johnny Johnson’s attorneys argue in his current mental state it would be unconstitutional to execute him.
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