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Police are searching for two teenage girls who turned the city hall’s fountain into a bubble bath during last week's Fourth of July parade, causing property damage and costing taxpayers' money.

St. Charles County residents are upset about a new subdivision proposal, and they let their lawmakers know their concerns at a meeting Monday.

A St. Louis County municipality is in fear; not from things like crime, flooding, or a chemical spill, but from falling bricks.

The ticket, which matched all five numbers in the May 11 drawing, was purchased at the Circle K on Old Highway 141 in Fenton.

Darin Schmidt was convicted after three people testified that Schmidt confessed to them that he killed David Bewig Jr. But a follow-up question from the prosecutor at trial about that confession led an appeals court to throw out the case.

Amazon Prime Day runs July 11-12 and the e-commerce giant promises more deals than ever before.

"I just want them to catch them. I feel so empty," Cherelle Johnson said.

An East St. Louis resident tenant complained about horrific conditions in her apartment, including an infestation of insects that had taken over.

St. Louis is bidding to bring a major international hockey championship to St. Louis in 2026. A committee leading the efforts includes executives from the city's major professional sports teams, as well as former several St. Louis Blues stars.

Although overall the EU Copyright Directive is bad news for the digital world because of things like its need for the use of automated upload filters, it does contain a few glimmers of good sense. For example, it rectifies a failing of the previous EU legislation in this area, the 2001 Infosec Directive. The 2001 law allowed Member States […]

Rockford Beach Park reopened and is once again overcrowded. It has county officials concerned over major safety concerns, and they are currently looking for solutions to address the problem.

John M. Roos, 71, was driving northbound when he struck a deer that ran into his path.

Interim police chief Tom Tumbrink is speaking with us for the first time about how he's leading the force that is now much smaller.

ALTON - A $5,312.50 payment to Alton Main Street was the subject of some debate before a split vote at the Alton Committee of the Whole meeting on July 10. Alderman Raymond Strebel raised further questions about the city’s proposed payment to the organization, which he called a “misappropriation of funds.” At the last meeting, Strebel made a motion to separate this bill from the rest and lay it over to this meeting, which passed. At this meeting, he said he had more time to look over the information but still couldn’t justify the payment because he believes the Tourism Tax funds can only be used for Riverfront Park improvements. A representative for the city attorney said whether or not the organization can be paid with tourism funds depends on how one defines efforts to bring visitors into the city - her interpretation was that these funds could be used for any project within the Alton area meant to enhance tourism. Strebel disagreed. “It says

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Before Mamma Mia!, members of ABBA teamed up with Tim Rice (Jesus Christ Superstar, The Lion King, Evita) to create a dynamic drama centered on the World Chess Championship, mirroring

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