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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kelley Marie Jones. She peacefully passed away on Sunday, April 13, 2025 at the age of 39, surrounded by loved ones. Kelley was the Adventure Club Coordinator with the…

Carol Ann Oonk Squires passed away on April 10, 2025, at home surrounded by her family.

Baptized into the hope of Christ’s resurrection on April 13, 2025. Beloved husband of Patricia J. Andert (nee Holmes) for 41 years; loving father of Andrew (Laura) Andert and Amanda (Stewart) Smith; cherished grandfather of Marlene and Elaine Andert &…

Jake Meyers had three hits and drove in a run, Hunter Brown threw six shutout innings, to lead the Houston Astros to a 2-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night.

Caught on camera, people are seen reportedly breaking into an abandoned home in Pine Lawn.

Hours before Tuesday night's game at the Enterprise Center in downtown St. Louis, fans lined up for a game that would give their team a ticket to the playoffs.  

At long last, the St. Louis Blues have clinched a spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

We’ve well established that the AT&T–>Time Warner–>Discovery series of media mergers were some of the dumbest, most pointless “business” exercises ever conceived by the extraction class. The utterly senseless saga burned through hundreds of billions in debt, saw more than 50,000+ people lose their jobs, killed off numerous popular brands, created oceans of animosity among creatives, and resulted in […]

The St. Louis County Council approved a $3.2 million investment tonight to support urban farms in North County, despite some pushback.

Washington University said that it’s pausing projects on its Danforth Campus, citing anticipated federal funding cuts.

A proposed constitutional amendment that would ban abortion is one step closer to the statewide ballot after it won initial approval of the Missouri House on Tuesday. After four hours of floor debate, the House passed the proposed amendment with 94 in favor and 50 against. Two Republicans — Speaker Jon Patterson and state Rep. Bill Allen — joined with 48 Democrats in opposition. As lawmakers prepared to vote, protesters with Abortion Action Missouri began chanting from the upper chamber, unfurling…

GODFREY – Representatives from St. Louis planning firm PGAV Planners gave a presentation at Tuesday’s Godfrey Village Board meeting on updating the village’s comprehensive plan. A comprehensive plan serves as a roadmap for a community’s future, ensuring its growth in areas of housing, economic development and more is guided in a strategic way over the next decade. The plan does not include specific policies or ordinances – instead, it provides general guidance on how village boards and committees should approach decisions that impact Godfrey’s future. “Comprehensive plans are important for every community,” PGAV President Andy Strockoff said, adding they help see “what works and what doesn’t” for each community, guiding what to change and what to keep the same. Godfrey’s last comprehensive plan was completed in 2021 by the village’s own Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee. PGAV was previously considered

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Illinois’ annual Mother’s Day diaper drive is underway for its third year for families in need.

It’s hard to believe it’s been over 20 years since Wheatus released their debut album and still ubiquitous single “Teenage Dirtbag.” Yes, that’s right – Dirtbag is no longer a […]

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With a global audience of over 20M fans across social and streaming platforms, Connor Price is one of the fastest growing independent artists in the industry earning over 790,000,000 streams […]

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HARTFORD - The Lewis and Clark State Historic Site will commemorate the 221st anniversary of the start of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with the annual Point of Departure Commemoration May 10 and 11. Visitors can interact with military demonstrators, historic artisans, and hands-on displays at this free event, which takes place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. Artisans will exhibit historic skills including candle making, leatherworking, tanning, gunsmithing, spinning, woodworking and more. The event offers an opportunity for visitors to experience how things were made in the past and what life in the Illinois Country was like. Frontier medicine of the early 19th Century will be explored with a display of medical instruments and common treatments. Military reenactors will portray soldiers of the Lewis and Clark Expedition's Corps of Discovery. Interpreting the "White Pirogue" replica of the Expedition's boat, these reenactors will reveal the grueling task of navigating against the

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