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Walk on the wild side at the World Bird Sanctuary. During its Owl Prowls, you can meet the amazing birds that fly by moonlight.   Held on select evenings from

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COCAwrites Festival headliner The Wolves chronicles six Saturday mornings in the lives of a girls’ high school indoor soccer team as they prepare for their games each week. The Wolves

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Just months after the General Assembly passed the largest tax cut in state history, the Missouri House approves another round of cuts. 

Police are investigating two overnight break-ins that may be linked, and it was all caught on camera.

The burglars didn't get away with anything but the dispensary was closed until the state cleared them to reopen.

The push comes a month after a visiting volleyball player lost her legs when a driver hit her.

As of March 20, 2023, Ben Crump, a defense lawyer representing the Sampson family, said companies should be “on notice” following the settlement in Tyre’s death.

A transaction involving the owner of an 80-person printing operation in Kansas City passes control of the company to a family's third generation.

A Circuit Court judge this week dismissed a lawsuit by St. Louis police officer unions that sought to block a civilian oversight bill supported by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.

Elon Musk’s next big revenue bet is that companies really, really, really want to show up as “verified.” All evidence suggests that very few Twitter users are interested in paying Elon $8/month to constantly break the site or engage in ego-driven experiments that make the general experience worse. A few weeks ago, we found out […]

Doyle shares why he went into law enforcement and key hopes for the city's public safety landscape.

2023 Summer sessions camps begin June 5th and July 10th

Davionne McRoberts has been charged with two counts each of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

All 50 U.S. states have laws when it comes to one driver passing another, but most laws generally support the idea that the faster driver should use the left lane to pass the slower driver on a highway.

On Saturday, Kuczka will be posthumously awarded the Single Act of Heroism Award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

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Byway Discovery Center and Piasa Park redevelopment part of $10 Million Illinois Capital Grant Development Project ALTON - Plans for the redevelopment of Alton’s Piasa Park including the addition of a new Byway Discovery Center will be presented at the Alton Riverfront Advisory Commission meeting on Tuesday, March 28 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Alton City Hall council chambers. The meeting is open to the public and comments are welcome. The much-anticipated project calls for the redesign and redevelopment of Piasa Park – home to the painting of the Piasa Bird on the limestone bluff walls -- and a new state-of-the-art Byway Discovery Center. The project is funded by a Capital Bill Grant received by the Great Rivers & Routes Tourism Bureau to create and enhance product development along the Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway in Alton and Hartford. The Bureau also manages the 33-mile scenic byway which runs from Hartford to Pere Marquette State Park. “This

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