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Sarah Clarke must be the luckiest lady to ever live in St. Louis because at one point she had Paul Rudd and Jon Hamm fighting over her. The 24 actress went to John Burroughs School in Ladue and attended the prom with Jon Hamm as her date. According to her brother, Preston Clarke, Hamm was always hanging out at the Clarke family house, too.

After being captured with two illegally modified, fully automatic Glock handguns and what are believed to be drugs, a guy from St. Louis, Missouri, has been charged with a federal firearms violation.

A St. Louis-based rigid container and life sciences packaging distributor recently acquired a packaging distribution business in the Northwest.

St. Louis Magazine has recently opened nominations for its annual A-List Awards.

There's no point in keeping this survey open any longer, and I'm afraid it's bad news for my letter writer this morning: "nothingburger" turns out to be a huge fan favorite, corralling more than 80% of the vote. That's almost as good as Putin.

Charles Erickson was released from prison Monday. He was convicted in 2005 after initially confessing to helping kill Kent Heitholt in November 2001.

One Missouri lawmaker has introduced a bill to raise the state's minimum teacher salary from one of the lowest marks in the nation.

U2 is set to release a new album of old material. The Irish rockers just announced they're dropping Songs Of Surrender, featuring “40 Songs. Reimagined and rerecorded,” on March 17, just in time for St. Patrick’s…

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Jesse Lopez, 24, died in the 1300 block of Gravois Avenue at about 2 a.m. Saturday.

Once the House Republican Conference formally ratifies the steering panel selection, Smith will become the youngest-ever chairman of Ways and Means.

(WTVO) —State Sen. Darren Bailey had a stern message for his colleagues on Monday night as the General Assembly passed a measure that would ban a host of guns lawmakers have described as "assault weapons." "I, and millions of other gun owners in this state will not comply," the Republican from downstate Xenia said Monday [...]

EDWARDSVILLE - The following students have been named to the Honor Roll at Metro-East Lutheran High School for the second quarter of the 2022-2023 school year. Grade Honor Roll with High Distinction (g.p.a. 4.0) 9 Andrew Adams, Troy 9 Katie Albrecht, Worden 9 Alyssa Bivens, Troy 9 Peter Curtis, Worden 9 Wyatt Goeckner, Worden 9 Emma Gusewelle, Edwardsville 9 Rebekah Lindsey, Litchfield 9 Lucas Lorenz, Bethalto 9 Kate Mueller, Glen Carbon 9 Tim Schilbe, Carlyle 9 Lilly Skelton, Bethalto 9 Brice Stewart, O'Fallon 9 Max Weber, Moro Honor Roll with Distinction (g.p.a. 3.75-3.99) 9 Thea Ball, Worden 9 Natalia Billings, Collinsville 9 Kylie Brunton, Troy 9 Miles Dennis, Bunker Hill 9 Audrey Elmer, Edwardsville 9 Ava Fedder, Edwardsville 9 Ava Italiano, Maryville 9 Sierrah Kreher, Pontoon Beach 9 Julianne Kuehnel, Caseyville

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CARLINVILLE - Blackburn College is bringing its annual Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Convocation back to campus. The event will be held Tuesday, January 17, 2023, in Bothwell Auditorium at 4:00 pm. The College last hosted an in-person MLK Convocation in January 2020, holding virtual celebrations in 2021 and 2022. This year’s event will include the presentation of the annual Blackburn MLK Student Leadership Award, a proclamation from Carlinville Mayor Sarah Oswald, and a keynote address from Dr. Leon Chestang ‘59. The convocation is open to Blackburn faculty, staff, students, and all members of the community. A distinguished social work educator, scholar, and expert on race and culture, Dr. Chestang was among the first Black students admitted to Blackburn in 1954. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in sociology, he received a Master's degree at Washington University in St. Louis and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. Dr. Chestang served as Professor and Dean of

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This story was originally published by the Kansas City Beacon.  Kansas City is the only major city that lacks control over its own police department. The oft-stated rationale for state control is to prevent local partisan politics from interfering with the workings of the department. Champions of the unusual setup often cite the political corruption under […]

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SPRINGFIELD - Attorney General Kwame Raoul today was sworn in for a second term as Illinois Attorney General. Raoul pledged to continue his commitment to protecting communities from gun violence as it has become the number one cause of death for children in America. Attorney General Raoul took the oath of office, which was administered by Illinois Supreme Court Justice Joy Cunningham, at the 2023 Inauguration in Springfield. Joining Attorney General Raoul onstage were his wife, Dr. Lisa Moore, his son, Che Raoul, stepson John Moore, and his niece Sidney Jackson. After being sworn in, Raoul highlighted the urgent need to protect children from gun violence by clarifying his office’s authority to pursue enforcement actions against entities within the firearms industry that are endangering public safety. He announced plans to file legislation holding firearms dealers and manufacturers accountable when they engage in harmful and dangerous sales and marketing tactics. “In th

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There are plenty of governments operating on platforms of pure evil, but the Saudi government is one the few that continues to be given a pass by other governments who fear alienating a source of oil located in the Mideast. North Korea may be evil but it’s limited by its lack of a functioning economy. […]

Poison’s Rikki Rockett is sharing some great health news with fans. The drummer revealed on social media that he’s celebrating his seventh year of being cancer-free. “Almost 7 years cancer free thanks…

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