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Police Chief Tracy lauds the plan by the St. Louis Police Foundation at a city police board town hall meeting Tuesday night.

Chief Robert Tracy's new contract sets his salary at $183,000 a year. His current salary is $175,000.

During a six-hour hearing, witnesses testified about the improper reimbursement of legal fees, how an FBI investigation unfolded and how Gardner reached an agreement to avoid federal charges.

The law allows Illinois residents to sue immigration agents who arrest them in or near courthouses or if they believe their constitutional rights were violated.

In No Lone Zone, Adam Reynolds explores two museums that once housed functional Minuteman II and Titan II nuclear missiles. The history he captures demonstrates the thinking, challenges, and dangers that shape today’s nuclear weapons. Peace Through Deterence From the 1960s to the 1980s, Minuteman II and Titan II missiles represented the land-based arm of …

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With the cold weather hitting the St. Louis region in the past two weeks, Illinoisans have been using more natural gas to heat their homes. In the last six years, Ameren has been working to renovate its natural gas storage fields to make them more efficient for the company — and, they say, save customers money. St. Louis Public Radio’s Will Bauer recently toured one of the fields near Freeburg and has this report.

ST. LOUIS — A Wind Advisory has been issued Wednesday for portions of the area through 12 p.m. as our next cold front approaches. Ahead of this boundary, a few spots of light rain have damped the ground, but the more impactful note will be the wind behind it, as well as dropping temperatures through [...]

Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours came out in 1977, but apparently it’s still as big a hit as ever.Billboard just came out with its 2025 year-end charts, and despite being almost 50 years…

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Headlines from the Dec. 10, 1925, front page include: Dispute over whether busses are profitable

The U.S. Energy Secretary said allowing tribes to weigh in on energy projects on their land creates "unnecessary burdens to the development of critical infrastructure."

  I love listening to the AD show in the mornings and rocking to KSHE as I’m riding down the highway or while I’m on the construction site. I think...

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Opponents of Missouri's new congressional map submitted thousands of petition signatures Tuesday calling for a statewide vote on a redistricting plan backed by President Donald Trump as part of his quest to hold on to a slim Republican majority in next year's elections. Organizers of the petition drive said they [...]

Beatty, Constance "Connie" - Saint Charles, MO

August 22, 1938 - December 5, 2025

John P. Luby Jr., December 5, 2025. Visitation Thursday, December 11, 3 to 8 p.m. at Collier's Funeral Home (St. Ann). Funeral Mass Friday, December 12, 9 a.m. at St. Patrick Church (Wentzville). Interment at Jefferson Barracks. www.colliersfuneralhome.com