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I could use some help here. This is a mural painted on an apartment building in Les Andelys, France, and by American standards it looks a little problematic. But maybe it has a different meaning in France. Are these random characters, or do they represent something well known? Any ideas to share?

After months of conflicting surveys, recent polls suggest recreational-use marijuana legalization may pass in Missouri. The newest poll by SurveyUSA found that 61 percent of voters support the initiative, with 28 percent against and 11 percent undecided, with a margin of error of 4 percentage points. The pollsters interviewed 791 voters from October 27 to November 1.

What’s on your ballot Tuesday for the 2022 Midterm election in St. Louis City? We looked up a sample ballot to share who and what you’re voting for.

Gardening by Month from Missouri Botanical Garden: November Tips & Tasks, Pests & Problems November Garden To Do List from P. Allen Smith Woodpeckers: The Hole Story, narrated by Paul Giamatti, is airing on PBS. Check you local PBS station for when in you area. 6 pm Wednesday Old North’s Northside Workshop Support the Bee Sanctuary … Continue reading This Week in Gardening & Nature →

Approximately a dozen homes were evacuated Monday afternoon in O'Fallon, Missouri following a gas line rupture.

Today on TAP: What will it take to hold onto it? The parallels and cross-influences are ominous.

The Black Crowes will be spending Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas. The band has booked two performances at the Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort on Friday, February…

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On Friday, a St. Louis jury returned a not guilty verdict in the murder trial of Christopher Endicott, 31, who shot and killed 37-year-old Jarrett Greene outside the Soulard bar Molly's in 2016. This was Endicott's third time on trial on charges related to that shooting. At Endicott's initial trial in 2018, the jury was unable to reach a verdict, resulting in a mistrial.

EDWARDSVILLE - As the community prepares to celebrate the season of giving, Home Instead® encourages Edwardsville area residents to share the holiday spirit with older adults who may not have family and feel alone. Through Be a Santa to a Senior ® , community members can give a special holiday gift to an older adult who may otherwise go without. “A simple gift can bring such joy to older adults who may not have loved ones to celebrate with,” said Nikki Bishop, owner of the Edwardsville Home Instead office. “Through Be a Santa to a Senior , we can help them feel the holiday spirit.” This year program coordinators hope to collect 250 gifts for local older adults. This is the program’s 2 nd year in the area. To participate, shoppers can look for Be a Santa to a Senior trees or displays at locations around the area. Ornaments featuring the name and desired gift of an older adult will be on display, and shoppers can buy the requested gift and

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Nicholas Taylor, of Ferguson, was shot and killed in a September triple shooting.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office has charged a Jennings man in connection with a recent triple shooting that left one man dead.

GRAFTON - On November 3, various city, county, and state agencies came together at Grafton City Hall in an exercise designed to analyze and coordinate their proposed actions in response to a flood emergency. Doug Downing, Coordinator for Region 8 of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA), created and led the exercise which allowed the various groups to hear responses from all participants during the forecast, flooding, and recovery stages of a major flood scenario. IEMA developed the exercise based on a request from the Grafton mayor after a meeting they had in Springfield last year. “It’s rare that a municipality requests this type of help, so we were glad to come and conduct this exercise for Grafton. IEMA has responded here in the past and that history was helpful, but the real benefit of this exercise is that we all now have a plan at the city, county, and state levels. We can respond efficiently to future flooding events and minimize coordination efforts with

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The top two brands of cars in Missouri make up nearly 40% of all registered vehicles in the state. Read on to find out which brands Missourians love most.

A man was injured Sunday night while driving on Interstate 64 near Tower Grove Avenue in what police believe was a road rage shooting.

Women’s Night with Julia Haart is scheduled for November 10 at 5 p.m.

Police identified the two teenagers killed Thursday afternoon after their car rolled for almost a block and crashed into several other vehicles in Dutchtown.