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ALTON - Alton Golf Hall of Fame Inductee Ray Morales recently discussed his golf career, his induction into the Alton Golf Hall of Fame, giving back to his hometown community, and more on Our Daily Show! on Riverbender.com . As an Alton native and golfer of 30 years, Morales said being in the Hall of Fame “means a lot” to him, and gave a special shout-out to his wife for her support and understanding. “I was pretty surprised,” Morales said of his nomination and induction. “Being from Alton, that means a lot. born and raised in Alton and I’ve stuck around here, I’ve had a business here in Alton and my wife’s a schoolteacher here … we’ve been married 27 years and she’s been with me basically my whole golfing career, and she’s put up with a lot of long days. “She’s really understanding about that and allows me to have my space and enjoy my passtime, so I love her a lot for that, for being

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St. Louis Blues Hockey is doing a collaboration with musician Marquise Knox to highlight the rich history of blues musicians in the area.

Elon Musk has made it clear that he’s no fan of the media. And while he seems to whine and pout when big media sites leave exTwitter, he keeps insisting that exTwitter doesn’t need journalists, because the his view of citizen journalism will magically be so much better. Of course, at the same time, he […]

Tom Hogan this month began his role as CEO of Town and Country-based digital consultancy Perficient Inc. A 15-year employee of the firm, Hogan said he plans to continue Perficient's growth trajectory, with plans to further its global footprint and maintain its acquisitive nature.

The 7-Day Android Pie App Bootcamp will give brand-new programmers all of the skills that they need to create an app and submit it to the Google Play store! Other mega courses online offer 40+ hours of video content, but this course that specially created to be more manageable for beginners, without the fluff. You’ll learn […]

Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band have rescheduled the Canadian leg of their 2023 tour. The Boss will now head north of the border starting October 31, 2024, in Montreal, hitting Toronto, Ottawa,…

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Check out the peaks and valleys in volatile local gas prices, and track motor vehicle sales, financing and production.

He joins state Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg and Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller in the race.

Charles “Chaz” Edward Littlejohn, 38, formerly of St. Louis, stole tax return information and gave it to two news outlets between 2018 and 2020.

Armed thieves stole money, jewelry, and baseball equipment from the Cardinals’ academy in the Dominican Republic. Players and staff at the facility were unharmed, the Cardinals stated.

ST. LOUIS -- Welcome to our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. FOX 2 host Chelsea Haynes takes you on a tour of the rich cultures that you will find in the St. Louis area.

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A Webster Groves family's home erupted into flames Friday morning, and firefighters had to rescue one woman trapped inside.

Alt-right semi-personality Laura Loomer just can’t win. And she shouldn’t! She’s ridiculous. She’s perhaps most famous for treating her own unwillingness to perform routine car maintenance as an act of anti-Loomer terrorism. When you think your decaying tires are somehow evidence of Islamic violence, it’s probably time for you to get off the internet (or, […]

Heart’s Ann Wilson has given fans an update on a planned biopic on the group. While appearing on the Totally 80s podcast, Wilson confirmed that the film, first announced in 2020, is still happening;…

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Today on TAP: Netanyahu’s Gaza attacks are rapidly squandering precious global goodwill.

The hacker group says it has published at least some of the data it stole from Metro Transit. No employees have yet reported identity theft or other issues.

State regulators gave final approval Thursday to the owners of the Grain Belt Express transmission line to drop off thousands of megawatts of clean power in Missouri.  The decision by the Missouri Public Service Commission was the final regulatory approval Chicago-based Invenergy needed to begin the first phase of the line, to be built in […]

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