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88, Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 3rd, 2025. Army Veteran. Services: Vis. Oct. 9 from 4-8p Hutchens Mortuary in Florissant. Mass Oct. 10th at 10a Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.

Susan Marie Bieker, 83, passed away Oct. 5, 2025. Calling: Christ Fellowship Church, 125 Lind Drive, Edinburgh, Indiana, from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. Graveside service: Lake Charles Park Cemetery, 7775 St. Charles Rock Rd, Breckenridge…

Beloved wife of the late Marvin Cherry, dear mother and mother-in-law of Don (Robyn) Cherry, Karen (Donald) Weinberg, the late Marci (Jeff) Bikshorn; dear grandmother of Nadene (Elliot) Pessis, Ben (Meredith) Cherry, Edward (Emily) Cherry, Melissa Weinberg, Lindsey (Mark) Kaplan,…

Leeker, Loretta “Lori”, 68, passed Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025 after a hard-fought battle against Pancreatic Cancer. She leaves her husband of 46 years, Rick; daughter, Jacquie; son, Kayden; granddaughter, Collins; & friends. She graduated with two masters degrees in English…

The department pointed to cell phones, smart-watches, laptops and tablets as a few examples of common items containing lithium-ion batteries.

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ALTON – Alton officials are moving forward with applying for a Madison County grant to cover part of the cost to prepare an updated plan for the city’s park facilities. The city has determined its current Park, Open Space, and Recreation Facilities Management Plan – which was prepared in 2012 by HeartLands Conservancy – is “outdated and in need of replacement,” according to a resolution passed on Monday by the Committee of the Whole. The grant funding sought by the city comes from the Metro East Parks and Recreation District’s (MEPRD) Community Planning Grant program. If the city’s application is approved, the grant would cover up to 40% of the cost for HeartLands to prepare the updated parks plan. Alton would agree to contribute at least 60% of any awarded amount in local matching funds. At Monday’s meeting, Alderwoman Rosetta Brown suggested city officials gather feedback from community members about improvements they’d

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CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois leaders went to court Monday to stop President Donald Trump from sending National Guard troops to Chicago, escalating a clash between Democratic-led states and the Republican administration during an aggressive immigration enforcement operation in the nation’s third-largest city. The legal challenge came hours after a judge blocked the Guard's deployment in [...]

The Saint Louis University Department of Public Safety shared on social media that there is large police presence in The Village Apartments.

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According to the complaint, a ranking member of the Latin Kings sent Snapchat messages saying, “2k on information when you get him” and “10k if u take him down.”

Multiple people have been arrested following a new patrol strategy led by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.