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Peter Frampton announces fall Never Say Never tour dates
Peter Frampton will spend some of his fall on the road. The rocker just announced eight new dates for his 2023 Never Say Never tour. The new shows kick off November 9…
Another gut-punch: Cardinals are 20 games below .500 for first time in decades
Nearly one month removed from the trade deadline and with nearly one month remaining this season, the St. Louis Cardinals have hit one of their biggest skids in a disappointing campaign.
74-year-old man reported missing last seen in mid-July
adult directs kid to throw bricks at the homeless camp near Chippewa and spring
Mini Cooper service recommendations?
At El Molino del Sureste, Alex Henry Readies a Restaurant with Retail
Alex Henry — chef-owner of Sureste, City Foundry Food Hall stall serving the cuisine of the Yucatán — has a simple and compelling reason to open up his first brick-and-mortar restaurant. “We ran out of space,” he says with a little laugh.
RiverBender Blog: I Tried a Local Woman's Sunset Ritual
ALTON - After learning about a local woman’s ritual of watching the sunset, I had to try it for myself. Jennifer Sillivan goes outside, takes off her shoes and grounds herself in the earth every night as the sun goes down. When we spoke, she told me that it was a peaceful experience, a chance to connect with herself and nature after a busy day. Well, who doesn’t need that? I was completely on board. So last night, I loaded up my lawn chair and trekked out to the abandoned bank near Alton Square Mall, where Sillivan usually sits. One thing to know about me: I am not a super organized person. (If you’re reading this, RiverBender owner John Hentrich, please stop reading right now. I’m telling on myself.) My desk is a mess. My purse is full of old wrappers. My planner is illegible, but hey, I can read it just fine. It’s chaos, but it’s a chaos I understand. All of that is to say that I didn’t check the weather beforehand. We’ve been under
The Cranberries announce ‘To the Faithful Departed’ reissue
The Cranberries have announced a reissue of the band's 1996 album, To the Faithful Departed. The expanded set is due out October 13 and includes remastered audio of the original…
Science is progress … and Eric Reyes helps build a culture of belonging
Content by MilliporeSigma. This first-generation Filipino American is no stranger to change. However, it wasn’t until his accident and when he began accepting his “new normal” that things truly began to change for him.
Vent Post- someone tell me if I’m crazy!?
Belleville native one of 3 Marines killed in Australia aircraft crash
Marine Capt. Eleanor LeBeau was killed Sunday in a crash during a training exercise in northern Australia.
Ashcroft wins latest legal fight over push to restore abortion rights in Missouri
The Missouri Secretary of State has been in the middle of arguments over proposed ballot initiatives seeking to restore abortion rights.
Downtown St. Louis restaurant to shutter at month's end
Children’s China – The Magic House
Take an overseas adventure in this immersive exhibit that transports families to China, a country where a quickly changing modern lifestyle intersects with ancient values. Explore what life is like […]
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Josh Hawley doesn’t trust the FBI. Why that could kill a spy tool used to track fentanyl
Hawley is one the FBI’s most vocal critics in Congress.
Missouri suspect arrested after running out of gas during pursuit
Authorities arrested a suspect who ran out of gas during a mid-Missouri pursuit over the weekend.
Spectrum Won’t Prorate?
State Representative Amy Elik Announces Re-Election Campaign
GODFREY - Today, State Representative Amy Elik announced she is seeking re-election for the 111th State Legislative District. Elik, a Certified Public Accountant first elected in 2020 and overwhelmingly re-elected in 2022, has quickly established herself as a fiscal watchdog in the General Assembly. She serves as the House Republican deputy budgeteer, pushing for a common sense, balanced budget and lower overall tax burden on working families, seniors and job creators. “Families throughout the Metro East are struggling to afford mortgages, gas, groceries, and childcare. In Springfield, I am fighting to lower taxes and make Illinois a safer and more affordable place to live,” said Elik. “Extreme democrats continue to try to force their agenda on us, but I am standing strong for life and the Second Amendment.” In her short time in the legislature, Representative Elik has distinguished herself as a well-respected leader who will work with anyone to pass policies
Photography Exhibit – Sonya Revell: Revelry + Reverie
Miami-based photographer and Webster University alumna Sonya Revell creates vibrant imagery that emerges from her delightful daydreams of dazzling candy colors and connects closely with complex and compelling characters. Her […]
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