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Residents optimistic for future of Belle-Clair Fairgrounds in Bellevilleย
St. Clair County bought the land in Belleville that is home to the Belle-Clair Fairgrounds & Expo Center.
Bizarre ad I found in Sauce magazine. Am I missing something here?
Continued concerns after misrouted St. Louis County 911 call
When FOX 2 first broke the story about a 911 call that went to Colorado, experts told us it confirmed their worst fears.
Central Visual and Performing Arts community heals through the arts with emotional showcase
A community came together to show support for a showcase put on by the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School body, two months after a deadly shooting that left two people dead and several injured.
I live in Utah but was born in St. Louis. I was definitely pleasantly surprised to see this while out and about today!
The Electric Car Could Finally Put AM Radio Out To Pasture
There’s a long way to go before the electric car revolution even comes close to the version that currently exists in everybody’s heads. Getting enough rare-Earth minerals to ramp up EV production at the scale most have in mind will be a big challenge. Then there are other issues related to safety thanks to EVs’ […]
Alton Police Department Investigates Shooting, Teen Is Victim
ALTON - At 3:48 p.m. on Friday, December 16, 2022, the Alton Police Department was notified of a gunshot wound victim at Alton Memorial Hospital. Officers and detectives arrived at the hospital and determined the gunshot wound victim to be a 14-year-old area juvenile. The juvenile was airlifted to a St. Louis area hospital. The juvenile is in critical condition at this time and continues to undergo ongoing medical care. Detectives with the Alton Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division determined that the shooting had taken place inside a home in the 400 block of Spring Street, Alton. The Illinois State Police assisted in the processing of the home on Spring Street. The juvenile victim and the person responsible for the shooting, who is also a juvenile, are known to each other. Alton Police Department Chief Jarrett Ford said this is an isolated incident with no threat to the public. Investigators continue to gather information in this ongoing investigation. Anyone
Man found dead in creek in Hillsboro, Illinois
A man was found dead in a creek near Hillsboro High School on Friday.
Armory STL Opens [PHOTOS]
The much-anticipated Armory STL (3660 Market Street, 314-282-2720, armorystl.com) held its grand opening Friday evening. Located in the former home of the 138th Infantry Missouri National Guard Armory, it is a massive indoor adult playground and bar just a stone's throw away from the popular City Foundry. As we entered, country music was blaring, and the huge screen behind the 62-foot stage โ the focal point of the space โ was playing what looked like cell phone videos of people falling over, getting their heads stuck in coolers, trying to put beanies on bears, doing parkour, etc.
'He was loud, special, and vibrant': Pizza delivery driver shot, killed in north St. Louis County
University City police find missing elderly man with dementia
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Who May/Should/Will Be the New Cardinals TV Broadcaster?
Wrongful conviction case judge: Was there 'rush' to convict?
Had a strange experience hiking at Fort Belle Fontaine County Park
Snowmaking starts on ski slopes at Hidden Valley
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss reportedly left suicide note alluding to past challenges
Just days after the unexpected death of Stephen "tWitch" Boss, more information has been revealed about why the former "Ellen Show" DJ may have decided to end his own life.
Testimony ends in Lamar Johnson hearing; decision on overturning conviction could come in January
Detective Joe Nickerson denied rushing the investigation and stood by the original witnesses testimonies on the stand on Friday.
Gold Coin Placed In Schnucks Kettle With Eight Days Left In Salvation Army Bell-Ringing Campaign
MADISON COUNTY - This past weekend, some generous donor or donors placed a gold coin in the Salvation Army kettle at the Schnucks Store in Wood River. “We are so grateful for this person(s) generosity each year,” Salvation Army Captain Sean Grey said. "It is again a very generous gift." Grey said the generous donor has come through time after time on an anonymous basis in Alton and he is so thankful to whoever the person is or persons are. Bell ringers are braving the elements to help The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign reach its 2022 campaign goal of $217,500 to benefit people in Madison County. As of Thursday, $70,000 has been raised with just eight ringing days remaining, so donations at this point are critical for the Salvation Army to continue its mission in 2023. “We send our heartfelt thanks to you and the many generous donors who are helping people in our community," Grey said. "We would like to make a special plea for bell ringers through 2 p.m. December
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