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Kevin Perkins is facing charges of second-degree murder, knowingly burning and tampering with evidence.

Wentzville School Board votes to keep a challenged book on library shelves after banning "The Bluest Eye" last month.

ST. LOUIS - A penthouse apartment is for sale in the Central West End for nearly $900,000. The building located at 110 North Newstead Avenue was built in 2001. Apartment 304 is listed at $899,000. The seller was an original buyer of the 12-unit building. He is the last of the original buyers to sell. [...]

Back in September I asked: If each U.S. Senate primary candidate held a Texas Hold ‘Em starting hand, what would they be, and why? Five months later, it’s time for an update.  But first, the rules. In Texas Hold ‘Em, two cards are dealt face down to each player, while five “community cards” are dealt […]

The post Missouri’s GOP Senate primary as a hand of Texas Hold ‘Em, part two: The flop | Opinion appeared first on Missouri Independent.

ST. LOUIS--Authorities in St. Charles County have charged a 41-year-old O'Fallon, Missouri man with statutory rape and sodomy after they say he used a social media app to contact a minor, and are asking the public's help to locate other potential victims. According to court records, the crimes happened between November 2021 and February 8, [...]

Police said 41-year-old Erik Zerr used social media to meet up with one victim.

The Korean dessert café's featured item is bingsu, a popular Korean shaved ice dessert topped with fruit.

The U.S. is among the most mobile countries in the world, but our rates of moving have slumped in recent decades. In 2019, for example, a lower percentage of Americans changed residence than any year prior since 1947 when migration statistics were first gathered by the Census Bureau. Between March of 2019 and 2020, just [...]

Tuesday was the first day Bethalto School District's new mask-optional policy went into effect for students and staff.

GRANITE CITY – Granite City Community Unit School District #9 has canceled its Special Meetings of the Board of Education on Thursday, Feb. 17, and Friday, Feb. 18. The next scheduled GCSD9 Board Meeting is set for Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 6 p.m. at the James J. Greenwald Administration Building. The meeting will be streamed live on the GCSD9 Facebook page: facebook.com/GCSD9.net. For more information about Granite City School District #9, visit www.gcsd9.net .

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If you’ve cruised around the Caribbean, chances are you’ve come upon the Tortuga Caribbean Rum Cake—you may have even brought one home. (If not, you can check out Amazon for a number of different sizes, flavors, and prices.) Varieties include their golden original, chocolate, Key lime, pineapple, coffee, Mexican vanilla, and Florida orange. Sweet Gift... 

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ROLLA, Mo. - Missouri University of Science and Technology announces the names of students who made the honor list for the Fall 2021 semester. To be included on the honor list, students must have carried a minimum of 12 hours and had grade point averages of 3.2 or above out of a possible 4.0. Alton, Illinois 62002, Reiley Clark, engineering, sophomore 62002, Claire Pohlman, environmental engineering, senior Bethalto, Illinois 62010, Hannah Butkovich, engineering, sophomore 62010, Kaitlyn Kappler, chemical engineering, senior Edwardsville, Illinois 62025, Lauren Coulter, civil engineering, senior 62025, Andreas Ellinas, technical communication, junior 62025, Jessica Glenn, mining engineering, sophomore 62025, Luke Goeckner, computer science, senior 62025, Logan Mills, computer engineering, junior 62025, Katelynne Roberts, engineering, sophomore 62025, Andre Wilke, mechanical engineering, sophomore Glen Carbon, Illinois 62034, Anna Burke, civil

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The event known as "Ash and Dash" will be held in Manchester, Missouri.

The ancient Chinese martial art goes beyond self defense. And that goes to show the one-inch punch has a very long reach.

The St. Louis Business Journal is excited to announce the finalists for our sixth annual Commercial Real Estate Awards (previously called the Building St. Louis Awards).

EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville School District 7 Superintendent Dr. Patrick Shelton released information today that after working with legal counsel, the 9-0 Joint Committee on Administrative Rules vote of 9-0 means because these emergency rules have expired, schools can only require employee vaccinations/testing, student and employee masking, and exclusion of students and employees (positive or close contacts) from school if there is a court order or an order from the local health department. "Earlier today, we learned of an action from the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) which voted 9-0 to reject a reintroduction of emergency rules for COVID-19 protocols in schools which include masking, testing, and exclusion. JCAR is not connected to the Illinois Appellate Court process, which we are still awaiting a ruling from," he said on Tuesday. "As a district, we have a duty to be compliant with all state and federal mandates and follow the guidance of health care professionals

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A Florida woman was placed under arrest and is facing charges after police say she used funds from a COVID-19-era Paycheck Protection Program loan to hire a hitman.

Veteran Scottish hard-rockers Nazareth will release their 25th album, Surviving the Law, on April 15. The 14-track collection can be pre-ordered now, and will be available on CD, vinyl, cassette…

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ALTON - Alton School District Superintendent Kristie Baumgartner provided details Wednesday morning of a Tuesday night decision by the School Board. Dr. Baumgartner said the board voted 7-0 Tuesday night in a meeting to move from mask required, but "strongly recommended." "Late this afternoon, the Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) voted 9-0 to reject the extension of the Illinois emergency regulations for COVID-19 mitigations in schools," she explained. "These mitigations include masking for students and staff, testing requirements for staff, and exclusion for close contacts. Because the emergency regulations are now expired, student and staff mask requirements, employee vaccination/testing requirements and exclusion of close contacts can only occur through a court order or an order from the Madison County Health Department. "Therefore, beginning on Wednesday, February 16, 2022, masks will now be strongly recommended for our students and staff, but not required,

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