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MetroBus altercation turns deadly near Delmar Loop
Detectives are investigating a fatal shooting that happened Wednesday afternoon near the Delmar Loop.
St. Louis THC shop to shut down over illegal sales
Pressure STL, a south St. Louis smoke shop, will shut down and destroy its products after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway accused the business of selling illegal THC products, including some that resembled popular candies and snacks.
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Neil Young’s next album will include three 60-year-old songs
Neil Young has given fans an update on his next album and has revealed it will include three songs he wrote in the '60s.In the latest post to his Neil Young…
Major Prizes Available: Plein Air Art Contest Inspires Artists to Protect Public Lands
ALTON - Local artists can compete in a plein air art competition while supporting local recreation areas. From May 1–31, 2026, artists over age 16 are encouraged to draw or paint the scenery in person at up to eight featured Rivers Project recreation areas. You can then pay a $25 submission fee to be entered for the chance to win several prizes. All submissions will be displayed in an art exhibit at the National Great Rivers Museum through August. “We definitely want to capitaliz
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At least one doctor doesn’t hate Dave Grohl’s preshow routine, but others might
When it comes to the condition of his vocal cords, Dave Grohl does indeed blame it on the alcohol, but in a good way.During an interview on the Dish podcast, the…
Godfrey Village Board Delays Architectural Agreement For Rec Center
GODFREY – Plans to build a recreation center in Godfrey are temporarily on hold after a trustee requested more time to review key details. Village Board members voted unanimously on April 21, 2026 to delay an agreement for architectural services from AAIC, the firm selected last month to provide a proposal for the rec center . Trustee Rick Lauschke said given the significant time spent working out the final details of an updated gaming ordinance , he has not yet had time to review
Joe Buck to host new sports-themed 'ESPN Jeopardy!' show
Joe Buck, a longtime sports broadcaster with strong St. Louis ties, will soon host a new show called "ESPN Jeopardy!," a sports-themed spinoff of the classic TV game show.
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1 man dead, 1 injured in exchange of gunfire in Spanish Lake area
Incident occurred on Congress Avenue early Tuesday morning.
Watch John Lennon perform ‘Instant Karma!’ from ‘Power to the People’ concert film
Another clip from the upcoming John Lennon and Yoko Ono concert film, Power to the People: John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant's Memory and Special Guests – Live at…
St. Louis shopping mall demolished to make way for new retail plaza
Last year's EF-3 tornado "completely destroyed” the 42,500-square-foot building.
Arkansas Tried To Pass An Unconstitutional Social Media Law. Again. It Lost. Again.
Back in 2023, Arkansas passed a social media age verification law so poorly drafted that the bill’s own sponsor couldn’t accurately describe who it covered. The law appeared to exempt TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube while the sponsor publicly claimed those were the exact platforms being targeted. When the state’s own expert witness testified that Snapchat […]
Alton Students Enjoy "In-House Field Trip" with Portable Planetarium Presentation
ALTON - Students at East Elementary School in Alton were starstruck during a special portable planetarium presentation. On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, students loaded into SIUE’s StarLab, a mobile planetarium that travels to different schools for presentations. Students could stargaze and learn about different planets, all from their gymnasium. Rene Hart, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services in the Alton Community Unit School District #11, noted that students “loved”
Alton Multi-Sport Athlete Initiates Major One-Day Shoe Collection Fundraiser
ALTON - If you have old athletic shoes to get rid of, Alton High School junior Allison Pruitt and some friends are organizing a major one-day shoe drive on May 2, 2026, at Alton High School to collect paired tennis shoes for a fundraiser benefiting vision and hearing programs and services while keeping sneakers out of landfills. Other key volunteers at the event will be some of Pruitt's close friends - Lydia Schrumpf, Caroline Cannon, and McKenna Dondanville. The drive i
Anheuser-Busch announces new training center in St. Louis, part of $600 million investment
The new St. Louis technical skills training center will be one of 15 new centers at A-B facilities across the country.
Where could St. Louisan Jeremiyah Love be picked in the NFL Draft?
The 2026 NFL Draft begins Thursday, and St. Louis native Jeremiyah Love could very well end up among the first players picked.
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