The Synapsory is an area nonprofit that serves children who are struggling with autism-related behavioral issues. They are donating 100 "calming kits" to St. Charles County Police.
Group called Sensible Missouri wants to put ballot measure to voters asking to give local governments power to write gun laws that don't violate second amendment
Two months after the former church that held SK8 Liborius went up in flames, the building assessment started Thursday morning in north St. Louis.
At the end of June, a massive fire destroyed the historic landmark.
The church, at 1850 Hogan St., was built in the 1800s.
A decade ago, the vacant church, known as St. Liborius Church, was transformed into a skate park and art studio known as SK8 Liborius.
At the time of the fire, St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson told KSDK the flames spread quickly…
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Governor JB Pritzker joined local and state leaders today to announce the grand opening of the South Central Illinois (SCI) Training & Innovation Center – bolstered by $8.6 million in grant funding from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO). The regional training center will provide career and technical training for school districts […]
Foo Fighters have reached a new Billboard chart milestone with their latest single, "Under You." The track has hit #8 on the Alternative Airplay ranking, giving Dave Grohl and company a…
Live in Concert, on tour from Santa Fe, NM. Uplifting Zimbabwean and Original Marimba Music. Free concert with delicious BBQ and beverages available for purchase. Sponsored by Skinker DeBaliviere […]
ALTON - A new mural is set to be painted at 136 Front Street in Alton starting in early September. The organization Alton Main Street has commissioned Robert Fishbone and On the Wall Productions to paint the mural. Fishbone has created nearly 200 murals in his 50-year career. The Alton mural, titled “Alton Flyway Mural,” will be a recreation of a painting by local artist James K. Schmidt. “One of the things that distinguishes the work that my company does is everything we do is site-specific. That means it’s geared toward the community and the history of the people,” Fishbone said. The Alton mural is no different. Schmidt is based in Elsah and has had several exhibitions at Jacoby Arts Center in Alton. The mural will feature blue and green squares with several birds flying over the background, an homage to the rivers and bird species in our area. This project is sponsored in part by the Audubon Center at Riverlands in West Alton, Missouri. The Audubon