Aggregator

Developer Green Street’s incentive request faces pushback from Alderman Tina Pihl, city officials.

For generations, audiences have cheered the 1984 blockbuster, THE KARATE KID. Now this iconic story comes to the stage as a thrilling and inventive new

The post The Karate Kid the Musical – Stages St. Louis appeared first on Explore St. Louis.

Enjoy St. Louis Cardinals baseball at Busch Stadium.

The post St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Diego Padres appeared first on Explore St. Louis.

Staff at the St. Louis County facility are facing questions in an internal investigation.

The bar features a variety of arcade games and serves a selection of 68 beer varieties, many of which are local.

Authorities are investigating two separate incidents that ended in tragedy along the Meramec River.

Three adults and two juveniles are in police custody for their roles in the shooting death of a 20-year-old man outside an O'Fallon, Illinois restaurant less than 10 days ago.

Three people have been charged with murder and a fourth was charged with obstructing justice.

Enjoy Trivia by Unleashed Music STL, including prizes and drink specials, every other Tuesday at Aloft St. Louis Cortex.

The post Trivia Night @ ALOFT appeared first on Explore St. Louis.

"Before you go out of state for your illegal fireworks, please think twice and save your money instead of watching it blow up in front of you," the department said.

CHICAGO — Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation Tuesday that ties funding increases for Illinois nursing homes to staffing levels and quality of care.

Carol Schulte, the hiker whose body was found Monday, led an active life full of generosity toward others, her stepson said.

A leaked draft opinion from the Supreme Court has folks believing that Roe v Wade may soon be overturned.  Once that long-standing judicial protection of a woman’s right to have an abortion is withdrawn, the issue would be decided by each state government. Missouri has a so-called “trigger” law. It was passed a couple years back as part of a larger prolife bill. It outlaws abortion if Roe v Wade is overturned. As a practical matter, it’s unclear how much difference this would make…

Timothy A. Walker stood trial Feb. 9 and was found guilty of first-degree assault and armed crminal action.

Exhale. Just a little while ago, the Supreme Court put Texas’s ridiculous content moderation law back on hold. Specifically, it granted NetChoice and CCIA’s emergency application to put the law on hold, following the 5th Circuit’s decision to reinstate the law without any explanation (which came about in response to a district court’s lengthy explanation […]

Missouri lawmakers recently passed a bill to restrict pharmacists from telling patients about risks around ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine sulfate — both sometimes used to treat COVID-19 despite having no FDA clearance for that use. St. Louis University sociologist Liz Chiarello explains how the bill fits into recent political battles affecting pharmacists.

EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville High School's Class of 2022 endured an unprecedented 26 months at EHS with the COVID-19 Pandemic, Principal Dr. Steve Stuart said after the graduation. "Since March of their sophomore year, they have not known normal, but this has not deterred them from trying to make the most of their time here," he said. "Throughout all of it, this class has shown that Tiger spirit and has made us proud along the way. They were excited when we were able to open up athletic events, plays, and concerts, and even have a full prom this year. They looked for ways to get involved with our community as well by volunteering and collecting goods to support local pantries." Dr. Stuart said the class will have many lessons learned from this experience they use in the future. "As they move forward, whether it is on to college, the military, or joining the workforce, it is our hope that our graduates take what they have learned during their time at EHS and apply it in their

Continue Reading

The bells have been silenced for now at Gordon Moore Park in Alton. Memorial Day weekend has become the traditional kickoff for carillon season at the Nan Elliott Rose Garden. But concerts are on hold after a storm damaged the instrument’s amplifier.

The forum at Deer Creek Park is hosted by the Hadley, Clayton, University and Jefferson Democratic townships.

A 39-year-old man died Monday, three days after he was shot while he was on a porch in the Walnut Park West neighborhood, according to police.