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Temperatures on Jan. 3, 2023, warmed all the way to 72°, besting the previous record of 68° set in 1939. That had people outside, enjoying trails and favorite St. Louis landmarks.
Bruce Springsteen releases early E Street Band reunion show as part of Live Archive series
Bruce Springsteen fans can now relive his 1999 reunion with the E Street Band. The Boss just released a Reunion Tour performance from July 18, 1999, to nugs.net. Bruce writes that the concert is “the…
On illegal gambling, new attorney general says solution lies with local officials
Andrew Bailey was sworn in as attorney general Tuesday.
Garden Glow
Garden Glow at the Missouri Botanical Garden dazzles visitors with its exquisite light displays year after year. Celebrate the season with more than one million twinkling lights, beautiful projections,
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Missouri History Museum Plans Upgrades to Front Plaza
From St. Louis Business Journal: The plaza at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park will undergo upgrades intended to make the facility’s front entrance more accessible and modern. The plaza entrance on the north side of the museum, at 5700 Lindell Blvd. where events such as Twilight Tuesdays are held, will change. The project contemplates […]
Kevin McCarthy fails a third time
This time 20 Republicans voted against him. ....And that's it for the day.
MCT Nickel Plate Trail Updates Complete: New Asphalt Surface, Pedestrian Bridge
From Illinois Business Journal: Just in time for an unseasonably warm last week of December, a segment of the Madison County Transit (MCT) Nickel Plate Trail from IL-143 to Blackburn Road which has been closed for reconstruction, is now re-open and the much-anticipated trail improvements are now complete. In November 2021, MCT began the $2.6 […]
Metro East man charged for battery on officers after domestic dispute
A Metro East man faces several felonies after a violent exchange with officers Monday following a domestic dispute.
U.S. House adjourns as conservatives block Kevin McCarthy bid to be speaker
WASHINGTON — Republican control of the U.S. House got off to a rocky start Tuesday when the party was unable to decide who should become speaker amid a sharp disagreement within the party’s more conservative faction. California Rep. Kevin McCarthy didn’t clinch the backing of the 218 lawmakers he needed to become the head of the […]
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Two Charged With Murder In Collinsville Homicide On Princeton Avenue
EDWARDSVILLE - Two are in custody on $3 million and $2 million bonds and charged with murder in a homicide that occurred on Jan. 1, 2023, in Collinsville. Authorities apprehended Albert Campos, 18, and Matias L. Herrera, 26, in regard to the shooting. De-Santiago was waiting for his girlfriend at the 3300 block of Princeton Avenue in Collinsville when he was shot. Detective Captain Brian Koberna, Chief Of Madison County Sheriff’s Office Investigations and the Illinois Deputy Commander of the Major Case Squad, led a press conference at the sheriff’s office on Tuesday afternoon and announced two are in custody for the murder of 18-year-old Miguel D. Villegas De-Santiago. At 2:10 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office received a 9-1-1 call about a shooting and a male subject in a nearby vehicle in the 3300 block of Princeton Avenue, Collinsville. The male victim was transported to a St. Louis hospital where he succumbed to injuries. A total
Major Case Squad announces 2 arrests in Collinsville homicide
Less than 24 hours after being activated to investigate a New Year's Day homicide in Collinsville, the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis has made two arrests in the case.
SIUE Fall Commencement Class of 2022 Graduates
EDWARDSVILLE – Southern Illinois University Edwardsville completed 2022 Fall Commencement exercises for 1,413 eligible graduates during a series of ceremonies held Dec. 16-17, 2022. SIUE Chancellor James T. Minor, PhD, conferred bestowed degrees upon students from the Graduate School, College of Arts and Sciences, and Schools of Business, Engineering, Nursing, and Education, Health and Human Behavior. The names of the graduates are categorized by state, then hometown alphabetically. View the list here. Honors for undergraduate students are indicated as follows: * Cum Laude (GPA 3.50-3.74) ** Magna Cum Laude (GPA 3.75-3.89) *** Summa Cum Laude (GPA 3.9 or higher) + Honors Scholars All ceremonies are archived on siue.edu/tv . Southern Illinois University Edwardsville provides students with a high-quality education that powerfully transforms the lives of all individuals who seek something greater. A premier metropolitan university, SIUE is creating social and economic
St. Louis reaches record 72 degrees Tuesday, but colder days are on the way
St. Louis on Tuesday broke its record for warmest Jan. 3 on record, set back in 1939.
I-Team: Police departments failing to report crime, so how does St. Louis measure up?
Community helps put out two Mexico, Missouri fires
Chief Susan Rockett and the members of Mexico Mo Department of Public Safety thanks the community for their efforts in helping suport and stop the two fires that broke out over the holidays.
PLAN AHEAD: Concerts coming to St. Louis in 2023
Mark your calendars. If you're looking to plan ahead for a bucket-list concert in 2023, the St. Louis area has plenty of options for you.
Promise kept: Mizzou's Justin Gage completes degree 20 years after leaving for NFL
$1 million Powerball ticket sold in Rock Hill
Serious Investors And A Web3 Takeover Have Come To The Mastodon World: Is That Good Or Bad?
In one of Mike’s recent posts about the radical reshaping of the social media landscape currently underway, he noted that Mastodon/ActivityPub might have a “Gmail moment“, when bigger players enter and boost the sector. Although that could be good in terms of broadening the appeal of Mastodon, the emergence of huge, dominating “instances” (Mastodon servers) […]
Charges dropped against woman St. Louis alderman accused of trying to carjack him
City prosecutors have dismissed two criminal charges against a woman accused of trying to carjack a city alderman.