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Advertising experts analyzed a new state-funded 'educational video' featuring Missouri's Attorney General: 'You can't get elected if people have never heard of you.'

July Talk will perform live at the Duck Room at Blueberry Hill on April 24.   The basic structural facts of rock band July Talk are this: two front people,

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Dragula Titans with special guests The Boulet Brothers will take place at the Pageant on April 24.

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Tom Hall works the steel of his National Guitar first published in The Riverfront Times, Feb. 6, 1991 When a Thursday night patron of the Broadway Oyster Bar exhorts the musicians with a shouted “The Show Must Go On, Tom Hall winces, then resolutely mounts the stage, straps on his metal-bodied National Steel guitar and, […]

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s emergency rule blocking access to certain medical procedures for transgender children and adults faces a lawsuit seeking to block implementation  days before it is scheduled to go into effect. The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri and Lambda Legal filed the lawsuit Monday in St. Louis County calling Bailey’s rule […]

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Jevon Westoland hosts Off the Wall: Open Mic!   MX Movies & Bar will be serving up a full bar, kitchen items, and of course fresh popcorn while you enjoy

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Back in 2013, lawmakers passed legislation banning texting for drivers under 21, but for anyone older, there's nothing on the books. Families who have lost loved ones are pleading for the General Assembly to make a change to prevent more tragedies from happening.

ALTON - Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford has announced that on April 23, 2023, during the evening hours, the Alton Police Department was notified of a missing person identified as Madalyn K. Shafer. Chief Ford said Madalyn was last seen by a friend at 11 a.m. on April 23, 2023. The friend had not seen Madalyn for most of the day and was unable to contact her. The friend also noted that Madalyn’s vehicle was missing from her residence. Madalyn is described as a 26-year-old white female from Alton. She is approximately five feet ten inches tall and weighs around 200 pounds. She was last observed wearing blue plaid pajama pants, a blue t-shirt with “Special Olympics” on the front, and white Croc-style shoes. She has three tattoos one on each of her thighs of a Tarot Card and one on her abdomen of the Staff of David. Madalyn’s vehicle, a white, Toyota Rav 4, was located unoccupied today outside the city limits of Alton. Friends and family are concerned for Madalyn’s

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Chief Justice Mary Jane Theis and the Illinois Supreme Court announced Monday amendments to Supreme Court Rule 102, which provides for the electronic service of summons and complaints in civil proceedings, "in recognition of society’s increased use of electronic methods to communicate," a news release says.

The ceremony is free to the public and will take place in front of the Moonrise Hotel at 6177 Delmar in The Loop.

"These are the conditions we are working under. We want to be safe here," worker George Davis pleaded.

Mississippi River levels are causing major flooding in parts of Iowa and, as that water travels downstream, we will see some impacts in our region. The city of Clarksville, Missouri, is constructing a flood wall, but it won’t be finished for another two years.

The owner of Tom Murray Monument Company says he got a call from his security company Sunday at 7:50 p.m. for a break-in.

A lawsuit filed today seeks to block Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s restrictions on transgender health care. The petition, filed in St. Louis County Court by Lambda Legal, the American Civil Liberties Union and Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, seeks a temporary restraining order to halt the rules Bailey promulgated through an emergency order on April 13.