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Thomas Saggese hit a go-ahead double in the 10th inning, and the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for a 7-6 win over the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night.

Dozens of people are now scrambling to find a place to stay after a major police raid shut down a condemned apartment complex in south St. Louis. Tenants say they were never properly warned and are demanding answers.

EDWARDSVILLE – This week’s Edwardsville City Council meeting marked a ceremonious evening for Edwardsville first responders. Cole Schrage was officially sworn in as the city’s newest Fire Lieutenant on April 7, 2026. City Clerk Michelle Boyer administered his Oath of Office. At the same meeting, Edwardsville Police Officer Wesley Nolden and EMT/Paramedic Chris Hartsoe were presented with VFW Public Servant Awards. VFW Post 1299 Quartermaster Larry Miller highlighted the

St. Louis voters decided to renew a long-standing 1% earnings tax for anyone who lives or works in the city.

Easy Honey will be performing at Blueberry Hill's Duck Room on Tuesday, April 7th.

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MACOUPIN COUNTY, Ill. (WCIA) -- A Macoupin County man was arrested earlier this month and is now facing charges for possessing and sharing child sexual abuse materials. Illinois State Police searched 48-year-old James Barnard's home on April 1. He was taken into custody on-scene, in the 200 block of North Harrison Street in Girard. Special [...]

If voters reject the measure, the tax would be phased out over the next 10 years, forcing City Hall to either replace the revenue with another source or make deep cuts to services.

Deb Lavender, Sheila Burkett and Justin Arnold were on track to win council seats, according to early election results as of 7:30 p.m.

ST. LOUIS -- Polls are now closed in Missouri’s April 2026 municipal elections. Voters across the St. Louis region weighed in on mayoral races, city council and school board seats, and multiple tax and funding measures. This page will be updated with results by municipality and county as they are reported and confirmed by local [...]

A Kansas City woman convicted of two felonies said she was defending herself during a violent confrontation.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed three bills into law Tuesday afternoon.