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East St. Louis & Cahokia Heights Will Now Be Represented By White Male Republican After Incumbent Black Woman Democrat Loses by 6,000 Votes
Takeaways from Missouri’s biggest election winners, including Megan Green
Dive into the results of the November 8 election with St. Louis Public Radio political correspondent Jason Rosenbaum and UMSML political science professor Anita Manion. They recap all the dramatic campaign developments, from Eric Schmitt to legal cannabis to Sam Page. We also hear from newly elected Board of Aldermen President Megan Green, who discussed her win on Tuesday and the challenges facing the city's government.
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Editorial: Circuit attorney's office again earns a court rebuke for incompetence
Police investigating a shooting in Ferguson
Police are investigating a shooting in Ferguson on Wednesday.
Sam Page defeats Mark Mantovani for St. Louis County Executive, looks ahead to next term
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Paul Goldschmidt, Aaron Judge win MLB's Hank Aaron Awards
New AL home run king Aaron Judge and St. Louis slugger Paul Goldschmidt have won Hank Aaron Awards that reward the most outstanding offensive performers in each league.
Now that Missouri voters passed it, what's next for Amendment 3?
State Champion Nicole Johnson Signs To Continue Golf Career In College - Is An iCAN Clinic Female Athlete Of The Month For The Tigers
EDWARDSVILLE – Senior Nicole Johnson, Edwardsville High School’s latest IHSA State Champion, signed to continue her education and athletic journey into college. She signed to play golf at Middle Tennessee State University, a Division I school. She signed in front of her friends, family, teammates, and coach Wednesday evening. It meant a lot to her to have all of her family by her side on the big day. “They’re always out there supporting me and it’s just great to always have people that have my back,” Nicole said. Nicole is an iCAN Clinic Female Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. Nicole will forever be remembered for winning the IHSA Class 2A state championship back on October 10 th . She was the first person to win a state championship in program history and the 12 th to earn state medalist. She finished the two-round event shooting 6-under 138, winning by four strokes. “It’s starting to feel kind of real,” she said almost
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Murder suspect of slain pregnant Mo. woman back in court
Amber Waterman, 42, appeared in court today (11/9) for a preliminary and detention hearing.
Saturday Share The Warmth Fundraiser
Help support the important services provided to unhoused neighbors by AmeriCorps St. Louis by attending 6 pm Saturday’s 12th Annual Share the Warmth Fundraiser AmeriCorps St. Louis operates My Mother’s House Emergency Winter Shelter and provides showers, meals, laundry, mail service, and more. Tickets
Granite City man sentenced for Illinois Route 3 fatal shooting
A Granite City man will spend the next several decades in prison for his role in a 2021 highway shooting that left one man dead and a woman injured.
Man sentenced to decades in prison for 2021 murder of in Granite City man
Megan Green's Board presidency win clears the way for progressive policies
Controlled burn at north St. Louis prairie fuels good growth, eliminates the bad
On Monday, a fire burned hot and fast on the north edge of Calvary Cemetery. And that’s okay, it was supposed to. It was set by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Freeburg woman admits defrauding schools she worked for
A woman who worked as a business manager for a pair of Belleville-area schools pleaded guilty Wednesday to bank fraud in federal court.
Home
Home is a mixed media project of past and present images, paying homage to artist Phillip Hamer’s loved ones. Hamer dedicates this project to his family, the humans who
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