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An off-duty firefighter rescued an elderly woman from a burning home Sunday morning after being alerted by his son.

March 19th, 2026, St. Louis City State Rep. Marty Joe Murray bravely *cough cough* sent a letter of neutrality (not really) on data centers to something called “the Zoning Committee” in Room 400 at City Hall. He failed to cite the specific data center Conditional Use Permit before the City’s Zoning Section and Board of … Continue reading STL City’s State Rep Murray Supports Data Centers →

Open Mic Comedy comes to Chesterfield every last Monday of the month. Join Steve's Hot Dogs at The Hub at The District for an easygoing night of laughs, hot dogs, and cold […]

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The St. Louis Cardinals will take on the New York Mets at Busch Stadium on Monday, March 30th and Tuesday March 31st.

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Public school districts will be encouraged to limit elementary school student use of iPads and laptops in the classroom under a Missouri House bill approved in a 143-10 vote Monday. Originally, the legislation set out to place a 45-minute cap on  students’ screen time in schools and mandate cursive instruction. This raised concerns among educators […]

A crew of eight burglars from Illinois have been charged with a New Year’s Eve heist in which they stole several rare vehicles and other unique items from a downtown St. Louis warehouse.

The Missouri House is set to approve legislation that could clear the way for the use of psychedelic treatments for certain veterans and first responders.

After months of searching, the St. Louis Development Corporation has a new leader. Expectations are high as Stephen Westbrooks will help shape the future of St. Louis.

A massive search for a missing child in south St. Louis County took a bizarre turn when police announced there was no abduction. Police added that no girl exists that matches the name and description given by two women who reported the kidnapping.

ALTON - The Hayner Public Library District has an exciting spring ahead. As April begins, Executive Director Mary Cordes noted that the spring newsletter hit mailboxes last week and features several upcoming events for families, teens, kids and adults to enjoy. She hopes the activities and programs — all of which are free — encourage people to utilize the library, enjoy the outdoors, and engage with the community. “A lot of the programs are geared towards getting people

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Martha Gellhorn stowed away on a hospital ship to become the only woman journalist to land on Normandy Beach on D-Day. She carried stretchers before writing her harrowing account of the invasion. The New Yorker’s famously epicurean writer A.J. Liebling subsisted on military rations and came […]

A man was arrested last week for allegedly robbing a bank in O'Fallon, Illinois.

COLLINSVILLE – A cannabis dispensary in Collinsville is at the center of a federal lawsuit alleging male staff members, including the facility manager, participated in continuous sexual harassment of female employees. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced its lawsuit against Ascend Wellness Holdings, Inc. on Monday, March 30, 2026. The EEOC claims in a press release that the company “violated federal law when it subjected female employees at the company’s

As the Illini march ahead to the Final Four this weekend, the City of Champaign is taking measures in bracing for the potential celebrations.

The FBI offices in both Springfield and St. Louis are looking for potential victims of a Sangamon County church official that was arrested in January on child pornography crimes.