ST. LOUIS -- The United States Football League and the XFL both announced their intent to merge today. The spring American football leagues plan to grow together instead of competing against each other. It is not yet clear if any teams will be eliminated from the leagues after the merger. The name of the new [...]
The deal would unify two spring football leagues that have sought to capitalize on the nation's continued thirst for professional football following the conclusion of the Super Bowl each year. But the future of the Battlehawks, arguably the most successful franchise in either league, remains unclear.
Former Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle has assembled an all-star lineup of artists to join him on his brand new album, Anthems - Honoring The Music Of Lynyrd Skynyrd, dropping February 2, 2024. The 13-track…
GRANITE CITY - Jack Brooks, a sophomore quarterback who was pressed into service for Granite City’s football team in the Warriors' 54-0 loss at Collinsville on Sept. 22, showed much resilience and leadership qualities for the Warriors, who kept working and playing hard throughout the game despite the score. Despite the lopsided loss, Brooks was seen encouraging and helping his teammates throughout, keeping their spirits up and setting an example by playing hard and not giving up the ship for Granite, who is now 0-5 on the year but keeps on playing hard and never giving up, two solid trademarks of Granite City sports. For his efforts on the field, Brooks has been selected as a Stillwater Senior Living athlete of the month for the Warriors. Brooks, who plays for head coach Kindle Lyons, felt the team kept playing hard despite very difficult circumstances and was proud of his teammates' efforts. "After this loss, I mean, obviously, it's a tough loss," Brooks said in a postgame
It's not every day that you get to celebrate your 105th birthday, but Mary Slaten, a resident at Christian Extended Care & Rehabilitation (CECR), is doing just that.
Attorneys for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch want to appeal a judge's ruling that bars them from publishing information based on an alleged cop killer's mental health evaluation until the trial is complete — but they face a procedural hurdle before they can even do that. That’s because St. Louis Judge Elizabeth Hogan failed to make her order barring the paper from publishing permanent, and temporary orders, no longer how long they’re extended, cannot be appealed.
The move will allow Beffa's owner Paul Beffa to focus on the popular sports bar side of the business, and it gives Honey Bee’s co-owner Mike Shadwick an opportunity to extend his passion for sandwiches, hot dogs, and, of course, biscuits.
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Kick off your Halloween season this year with Zombie Love, a mystery dinner theater show at the appropriately spooky Lemp Mansion (3322 Demenil Place, 314-664-8024).
The Old Dominion’s neck-and-neck legislative elections have huge implications for abortion rights, public education, gun safety, and Glenn Youngkin’s political future.
On This Day, September 28, 1968... The Beatles’ non-album single “Hey Jude” began a nine-week run at #1 on the Billboard Hot 10. It was the longest run at #1 for any…
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