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The St. Louis Blues made a few roster changes during the first day of NHL free agency on Tuesday.
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Adam Lemp and the Western Brewery – A Conversation with Historian & Author Chris Naffziger
If you’re familiar with St. Louis brewing history, you are probably at least aware of the Lemp Brewery, whose most recognizable structure sits in the Marine Villa Neighborhood at Lemp Avenue and Cherokee Street. It is a hulking presence of brick, stone and iron that is a reminder of the beer barons that shaped St. […]
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Bryan Kohberger pleads guilty to murder in stabbings of 4 Idaho students to avoid death penalty
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to murder Wednesday in the brutal stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students in 2022 that terrified the campus and set off a nationwide search, which ended weeks later when he was arrested in Pennsylvania. Kohberger, who was a criminal justice graduate student at nearby Washington [...]
St. Louis police to begin citing parents for juvenile use of fireworks
St. Louis Metropolitan Police are warning residents that discharging fireworks is "downright dangerous and illegal" and will be citing parents of juveniles who shoot off fireworks during Independence Day festivities, while also increasing police presence in the area.
Fourth Annual Gordon Moore Pickleball League Host 32 Players, Alton Court Takes Off In Popularity
ALTON - Gordon Moore Park in Alton features state-of-the-art pickleball courts that have become a central hub for local players since their official opening on May 3, 2024. Funded primarily by Alton Township, the courts offer modern amenities, including newly installed shade structures over picnic tables and an automated external defibrillator (AED), enhancing both comfort and safety for visitors. The courts quickly gained popularity following their debut, attracting numerous players until the park’s temporary closure due to a sinkhole development. During that period, players dispersed to nearby courts in Godfrey, Cottage Hills, and Bethalto. However, the return to Gordon Moore Park has been gradual, with organizers and enthusiasts hoping to revive interest. The park recently hosted the fourth annual Gordon Moore Pickleball League, which brought together 32 players who competed every Tuesday evening over six weeks. The league also contributes to the community by supporting loca
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Over 300 jobs to be eliminated as St. Luke's Des Peres Hospital closes
An official Missouri WARN notice announced that over 300 employees at St. Luke's Des Peres Hospital will lose their job come August.
Collinsville Gators' Van Keulen Swims On Two SWISA Relays Championship Teams
GRANITE CITY - Tate Van Keulen enjoyed a highly successful Southwestern Illinois Swimming Association relays meet recently at Paddlers Swim Club in Granite City, being a part of the winning team in two races, and finishing second in another race. Van Keulen was a part of the Collinsville Gators' boys 13-14 200-meter medley relay team that ended up being disqualified, the only bump in the road for him on the evening, but swam anchor on the 150-meter breaststroke and 150-meter backstroke teams that won their races, and was also the anchor for the 150-yard butterfly team that finished in second, earning big points. The Gators team finished third in a close race with both Montclaire and Summers Port, Collinsville ending up with 209 points on the night. He had just been a part of the winning team in the 150-meter breaststroke relay when he was interviewed, and Van Keulen expressed his happiness about how things were going to that point. "We're doing well, as always," Van Keulen said
72-year-old dead, 4 injured in crash near Poplar Bluff
A Caseyville, Illinois, woman is dead and four other people injured following a collision Tuesday on Business Route 60 near Poplar Bluff.
Queen’s Brian May shares the advice Bob Geldof gave them ahead of Live Aid set
Queen’s performance at Live Aid in 1985 is often considered one of rock 'n' roll’s greatest live performances, but it turns out they could have missed out on the gig…
Saint Louis Science Center introduces new 'Up Late' adult-themed events
The Saint Louis Science Center will introduce a new series of adult-themed, after-hours events this summer, inviting adults to rediscover science through interactive and immersive activities.
Former St. Louis development chief hired by firm that won $200,000 from city agency
Chicago-based Baker Tilly has hired Neal Richardson to serve as a director of its development advisory arm.
Assaults On ICE Officers Are Up 700%… Which Just Means There Have Been 69 More Assaults Than Last Year
The DHS finally decided to provide the underlying stats for its exponentially increasing claims of sky-high numbers of assaults on ICE officers. Earlier this year, DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin insisted assaults were up 413%, which was parroted by acting ICE direction Todd Lyons in his whiny response to Washington Post columnist Philip Bump’s questioning of […]
Listen to new stripped-down mix of Ozzy Osbourne’s Billy Morrison collab, ‘Gods of Rock N Roll’
Ozzy Osbourne and Billy Idol guitarist Billy Morrison have released a stripped-down mix of their collaborative song "Gods of Rock N Roll."The track originally dates back to 2015, and was rerecorded…
Daily Deal: The 2025 Project Management Masterclass Bundle
The 2025 Project Management Masterclass Bundle has 9 courses to get you up to date on different project managment systems and tools. Courses cover Scrum, Jira, Kanban, Agile, and more. You’ll learn about time mangament, product ownership, and receive test prep for various certification exams. The bundle is on sale for $40. Note: The Techdirt […]
UPDATE: Drivers Identified After Deadly I-55 Head-On Crash
Accident Reconstruction is investigating a fatal crash that happened around 7:45 p.m. on June 27, 2025 on I-55 at Gasconade.
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Stretching crucial for summer sports safety
ST. LOUIS— Summer activities can increase the risk of injury, but stretching may help prevent them, according to Dr. Ali Dalal from BJC Medical Group. Dr. Dalal advises that people often push their physical limits during the summer months, which can lead to injuries requiring medical attention."We see it in a range of athletes from [...]
Edwardsville Community Foundation Donates $1.35M For Playground, Parks Projects
EDWARDSVILLE – Plans for two new parks in Edwarsdville , an all-abilities playground, and more got a significant funding boost on Tuesday when the Edwardsville Community Foundation (ECF) presented city officials with a check for $1.35 million. ECF Chair Rich Walker said they received the funds as a gift from the David Kriege family, which owned the Kriege Hardware Store in downtown Edwardsville for about 91 years. “He only had one caveat on this gift that he left us, and that was to improve upon the quality of life in Edwardsville,” Walker said of Kriege. “What a remarkable gift.” The donation focuses on three key areas of interest: recreation, preservation, and beautification. To that end, the City Council has allowed these funds to be used for three projects: the construction of an all-abilities playground within city limits, the creation of “Crocker Gardens Park” on the vacant lot at South Benton and West Park Street, and a greenspace