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The night Axl Rose tore up Riverport
On July 2, 1991, Axl Rose jumped into the crowd at what was then Riverport Amphitheatre and touched off a riot. Here's our original concert review.
Slow Emergency Vehicles on Kingshighway
Business Bulletin: Ponce University opens; Obata celebrates 75 years; House of Pain opens
Construction of the four-story, 100,000-square-foot health sciences building is expected to begin this summer and be completed by December 2024.
People in Business: SSM Health names leaders at Cardinal Glennon; CuriMeta appoints; Paraquad hires
SSM Health is a Catholic, not-for-profit system with 23 hospitals across the Midwest. It is one of the largest employers in every community it serves.
Lost dog East St. Louis
Cardinals split doubleheader with Yankees after several weather delays
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Harrison Bader had a first-inning sacrifice fly in his return to St. Louis, rookie Anthony Volpe hit a go-ahead triple as part of his fifth straight multihit game and the New York Yankees beat the Cardinals 6-2 Saturday night for a doubleheader split. St. Louis won the rain-interrupted opener 11-4 behind [...]
Spectrum Outage?
High Windstorm Takes Roof Off Home Furniture In Collinsville, Then Moves Onward
COLLINSVILLE - Round two of the several storms weather pattern hit the region again around 4 p.m. on Saturday and delivered another strong punch. In Collinsville, several encountered tree limb damage after the storm, while some were without power. The worst spectacle was in the middle of Illinois Route 159 in the downtown area. Police had traffic blocked going into Collinsville after the roof from Home Furniture was blown off. The remnants went several feet away. The storm packed heavy rain, lightning and wind gusts estimated as high as 70 mph in Illinois and Missouri. The punch of the winds in Collinsville was very destructive, then the storm smacked Maryville, Glen Carbon and Edwardsville and onward. More on the Edwardsville storm situation in a separate story.
Romantic, quiet places to eat?
Part Of Olive Garden Walls Go Down In Saturday Storm
GLEN CARBON - A portion of the walls going up on the new Olive Garden in Glen Carbon was knocked down Saturday afternoon. Edwardsville Fire Chief James Whiteford confirmed the walls were struck during the heavy windstorm. However, he said the main part of what had been constructed did remain intact. Whiteford also said his department fielded 18 storm-related calls today. "Anderson Rehab is on backup power," Whiteford said. "YMCA Godsen is also on backup power." Some in the Edwardsville vicinity are without power and have been told it may be Monday, July 3, before their power is live again. Many Ameren employees were dispatched up north because of the storm there, Ameren Illinois officials said on Saturday.
University City barely has power
Woman dies after tree limb crushes her car during violent St. Louis storm
A woman died Saturday after a tree fell and crushed her vehicle during an intense storm, police said.
Hotel recommendations Maryland Heights vs Downtown St. Louis
Boil water advisory issued for portions of St. Louis following storm
A loss of power at a water treatment plant caused low water pressure.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for Several Areas of Saint Louis
Precautionary boil advisory issued for several St. Louis neighborhoods
ST. LOUIS -- Portions of the city of St. Louis are under a precautionary boil advisory. A power outage caused an issue at the Chain of Rocks Water Treatment Plant that resulted in low water pressure. No contamination has been detected. The St. Louis City Water Division issued the order out of an abundance of [...]
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Regions Bank, HSSU supporting Backpack to Briefcase program
Regions Bank and Harris-Stowe State University (HSSU) recently announced a community partnership supporting the Backpack to Briefcase program.
