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Nearly a year after flooding caused extensive damage to the store, Save A Lot is reopening on North Lindbergh Boulevard.

Axiom Space and Build-A-Bear Workshop have partnered to fly a furry fifth crew member alongside the Axiom Mission 2 astronauts — a teddy bear named GiGi.

Chances are high that St. Louis won't see deluges of rain, flooding, tornado or freak hailstorms this week. Strangely, it won't even be over 100 degrees in the Lou. Yes, that's right.

For as long as the FBI has had access to NSA collections under its Section 702 authority, the FBI has abused this access. Section 702 allows the NSA to collect content and communications via “upstream” channels. It’s a powerful dragnet and one that is supposed to be foreign-facing, so as not to violate the rights […]

xTiles is the simplest way to visualize your workflows, projects, and ideas. Visual search and real-time collaboration enable you to make your work life more efficient. xTiles allows you to collaborate and build off ideas by sharing notes, links, and media in a second. Whether you’re brainstorming your work and personal projects or just trying […]

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 2.

JERSEYVILLE - One individual was charged with domestic battery while another was arrested on aggravated DUI charges last week in Jersey County, according to recent court filings. Ryan L. Powers, 40, of Grafton, was charged with domestic battery and unlawful restraint. According to court documents, Powers caused bodily harm to one of his family members by striking them in the face, punching them in the head, and holding them down, resulting in the battery charge. He was also charged with unlawful restraint after grabbing them by the arm and throwing them onto a couch after they attempted to leave. The incident took place last Friday, May 19 and his bail was set at $30,000. Both counts filed against him are Class 4 felony charges. Powers had previously been convicted of domestic battery on December 23, 2022 in Madison County. Janice L. Lyles, 63, of Brighton, was charged with two counts of aggravated driving under the influence after causing an accident which “caused

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ST. LOUIS -- Comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias is playing the Enterprise Center this fall. You can see his Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour in St. Louis Sunday, October 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets go on sale May 25 through Ticketmaster. Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesia has over 1.1 billion YouTube views and 25 million social media fans. [...]

St. Louis-based Energizer, which has made batteries in the North Carolina county for 75 years, confirms plans to stay in its current two-site operation there, where it already employs more than 400.

Although inflation is cooling, price hikes have triggered increases in state spending on items ranging from school lunch programs to resurfacing roads.

Renowned sports writer and columnist Rick Hummel, who recently retired from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch after more than five decades covering baseball, dead over the weekend.

CHICAGO – The Lotto jackpot has rolled over again for Illinois Lottery players, this time to a staggering $15.9 million for tonight. Monday night’s drawing will be for the largest jackpot offer of the year and the fourth largest in three years. The previous record-making jackpot was in June 2020, when an Illinois Lottery player won $16.5 million with Lotto. Illinois Lottery players are buzzing with excitement about the potential to win a life-changing amount of money tonight. The Lotto jackpot has been growing all year with a couple of major wins of $1 million. Lotto is an Illinois-only game that is played three times a week on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, and the current jackpot is at $15.9 million for the next drawing tonight on Monday, May 22. Lotto can be played for $2 per line, and tickets can be purchased in-store, online, or on the Illinois Lottery’s mobile app. About the Illinois Lottery: Founded in 1974, the Illinois Lottery has contributed over

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ROXANA - Bosten Tinnon is the latest Shine Like Spencer Kindness Award winner at Roxana High School. This is the fifth year of presenting the honor. The Shine Like Spencer Kindness Award is presented annually to a Roxana High School senior by the Bacus family in honor of their son Spencer Bacus. Spencer was born with a rare birth defect called Giant Congenital Nevus (GCN) which covered most of his body. Despite the life-long health challenges it caused, he never let it deter him from living a full and lovely life. Even after his first cancer diagnosis in 2013, he came back with a vengeance and became a bodybuilder. Unfortunately, he succumbed to the disease in 2018. Spencer's brain and spinal cord were donated to aid in the research of what causes GCN. Spencer's brother, Oliver, described Spencer as follows: "My brother Spencer graduated from Roxana High School in 2012. During his career as a student, he emerged as a leader amongst his classmates and within the school. He served

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It’s no secret that Twitter isn’t paying many of its bills, including the rent for its headquarters. That was rumored last fall, but became much more clear when the landlords sued the company in January. Now a new lawsuit, filed last week by six former employees, provides a lot more details on Elon’s view of, […]

This new exhibition will take guests on an immersive journey sharing history of South Africa and Mandela’s life story, from his youth in the Xhosa kingdom to his time as a world leader.