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An official statement from the St. Louis Battlehawks and the XFL
Girl Scouts names Natissia Small as new CEO
St. Louis ‘package’ killer pleads guilty in fourth woman’s 1990 death
St. Louis ‘package’ killer Gary Muehlberg on Friday received another life sentence after a guilty plea in the death of 18-year-old Robyn Mihan, his fourth involving women killed in 1990.
Beast Butcher & Block in the Grove to Close
Rep. Elik Resolution Designates Portion of Route 140 'Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway'
SPRINGFIELD - The Illinois House of Representatives adopted HJR 21 on Thursday designating Illinois Route 140 as it travels through Meadowbrook as the ‘Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway’. The resolution was sponsored by State Representative Amy Elik (R-Alton). “I have the pleasure of knowing Corporal Tommy Miller's younger brother who was about seven when his older brother died in Vietnam,” said Rep Elik. “He has vivid memories of his cool older brother who is beloved. Tommy was a drummer in a band and loved music. In fact, just before the enemy attack, he made a tape for his family from his base in Vietnam where he sang and played the guitar recorded on the tape for his family. When the family received the tape, they loved it and they didn’t know yet that he had already died because then it took days and weeks to be notified. Corporal Tommy Miller gave his life in service to our country and is no doubt a true hero deserving of this resolution
Build-A-Bear Workshop hires new marketing chief, adds a consultant
Flaherty pitches 5 hitless innings, Cardinals beat Jays 4-1
Jack Flaherty survived a career-high seven walks and a hit batter in throwing five no-hit innings, and the St. Louis Cardinals scored three unearned runs in the third on their way to a 4-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday for their first win this season.
places to stay warm at the new soccer stadium
St. Louis City SC buys Downtown West buildings, adds to its real estate portfolio
Murphy the eagle’s ‘egg’ hatches into a ‘dinosaur’ for April Fool’s Day near St. Louis
Murphy the male eagle, who became internet famous for incubating a rock at a bird sanctuary near Valley Park, surprised the world on April Fool's Day by hatching — a dinosaur?
4 Hands Brewing Co. to open downtown pop-up during St. Louis Cardinals season
1 killed, 4 hurt in several St. Louis shootings since Friday
One person has died, and at least four others are hurt in a series of shootings in St. Louis City since Friday.
Game Jam Winner Spotlight: Escape From 1927
We’re nearing the end of our series of posts showcasing the winners in all six categories of the fifth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1927. So far we’ve featured Best Remix winner Lucia, Best Visuals winner Urbanity, Best Adaptation winner To And Again, and Best Deep Cut winner The Pigeon Wager. Today, […]
Man booked into Lincoln County Jail dies in his cell 3 days later
Crews respond to north St. Louis house fire
Fire crews battled a large blaze Saturday afternoon at a north St. Louis house.
Ex-girlfriend shoots man, hits woman with gun, police say
Probe of deadly Black Hawk crash underway in Kentucky, 2 soldiers from Missouri died
Big changes are coming for St. Louis aldermen. Will they make the city better?
The 29-member body is getting downsized. This Tuesday, voters will hire just 15 people to write the laws of the city, review a $1 billion budget, and stand up at neighborhood meetings to hear complaints about trash in the alleys.
Blues lose 6-1 to Preds, on brink of elimination from playoffs
St. Louis had won four of five, but the loss places the Blues on the brink of mathematical elimination from the playoffs.