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Slain Metro East teen football star's mother still seeks justice following new guilty plea
Jaylon McKenzie, 14, was killed outside of a house party on the 600 block of Third Street in Venice in 2019.
Kurt Warner, local charities team up to help fill woman's new home with food, furniture
Ibram X. Kendi's book, Cbabi Bayoc's illustrations, encourage kids to be antiracist
Ibram X. Kendi and Cbabi Bayoc joined St. Louis on the Air to discuss their recent collaboration on Kendi’s book, “Goodnight Racism.” Kendi and Bayoc discuss the importance of talking about racism with children, and how the prose and illustrations in “Goodnight Racism” make these concepts easier for kids to understand.
Kurt Warner helps provide early Christmas surprise for University City mother
Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner returned to the St. Louis area to give back to a family he says is so deserving of a holiday gift.
Town hall held for St. Louis police chief finalists
St. Louisans got the chance Tuesday to meet the four finalists up for the job of being the city's next police chief.
Why Missouri marijuana users will still need a card to buy Dec. 8
Missouri Amendment 3 legalizes marijuana use for adults 21 and up starting Dec. 8, but some adults can't go into a dispensary and buy it yet.
3 former St. Louis aldermen sentenced Tuesday on bribery charges
Lane shifts coming Saturday on Jefferson Barracks Bridge
Traffic will return to the bridge's eastbound span, which has been closed for a major rehab project since last spring.
Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin charged with persistent DWI
Collective Soul announces streaming concert
Collective Soul is celebrating the end of 2022 with a streaming concert. The virtual show, which was filmed earlier this year at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium, will premiere December 29…
Cosmic Sleigh Ride by World of Illumination
A SUPERSONIC HOLIDAY ROAD TRIP Climb aboard your cosmic sleigh and join Santa on a mystical holiday invasion that is out of this world. Shoot past the sun, race
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Governor J.B. Pritzker signs law changing SAFE-T Act
The bill amending the controversial SAFE-T Act that passed both chambers of the legislature last week will now become a law.
Man registered as sex offender charged with possession of child porn in St. Clair County
City of St. Charles shuts down another drinking water well, citing contamination
‘A scar’ on St. Louis: 3 former aldermen get prison for bribery
A federal judge sentenced former Aldermanic President Lewis Reed and ex-aldermen John Collins-Muhammad and Jeffrey Boyd to prison Tuesday for accepting bribes from a local businessman in exchange for tax breaks.
Lewis Reed gets 45 months in bribery scheme case
Lewis Reed, former president of the St. Louis City Board of Aldermen, has been sentenced to 45 months in federal prison for his role in a bribery scheme.
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Forum Drone Update on South Grand Target/Apartments
This week, Construction Forum Photographer/Videographer and Drone Eagle, LLC owner Louis Kelly’s drone camera updates us on progress for a combined apartment complex and 70,000-square-foot Target store that will sit along Grand Boulevard between Gratiot and Papin Streets, near the Saint Louis University campus. The new Target will anchor a $60 million mixed-use development dubbed […]
BJC Administrator At AMH Michael Ringering Publishes Third Novel
ALTON – Michael Ringering’s full-time job is the administrator of several specialty physicians’ offices on the Alton Memorial Hospital campus, but he keeps himself quite busy away from the office, too. Writing is his other game, and Ringering recently released his third novel, Where Butterflies Go to Die , as well as his fifth short story, The Boy Who Ate Dirt . Ringering is the administrator over three BJC Medical Group of Illinois offices - Neurology and Sleep Medicine, Alton Surgery, and Diabetes and Endocrine Care in Medical Office Building B, Suite 230, 4 Memorial Drive in Alton. A 1984 graduate of East Alton-Wood River High School, he earned a Business Administration degree from Murray State University in Kentucky in 1989. He’s been involved in health care since 2005, but his interest in writing goes back to third grade at Eastwood Elementary School in East Alton. “I had to do a book report ( Broomtail by Miriam Mason), and it’s when
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