On September 1, 2025, Homicide Detectives arrested a 26-year-old man in connection to the homicide of 16-year-old Kristina Curry who was killed on May 23, 2019. Curry was found shot to death in the 3200 block of Hartford after officers had received a call for police help at the location. According to the probable cause […]
The U.S. Department of Justice has been reaching out to Missouri election officials requesting access to voting equipment used in the 2020 presidential election. According to a memo produced by the Missouri Association of County Clerks and Election Authorities, at least two county clerks have been contacted in recent weeks by Andrew McCoy “Mac” Warner, […]
After several weeks of sweltering heat in July and August, September arrives on a slightly milder note for St. Louis. But don't get too comfortable just yet. The late-summer sun may still have one last hurrah.
JERSEY — Jersey’s girls volleyball team finished second overall with a 4-1 record at the Roxana Girls Invitational, which concluded last weekend in Roxana. The Panthers secured victories over Marquette Catholic, Carrollton, Dupo, and Roxana before falling to Father McGivney in the championship match on Saturday. Jersey has emerged as one of the area's more formidable teams after the strong start in the highly competitive Roxana Tournament. The Jersey girls are coached by Abby Kurth, Madelynn Gilman, and Alli Herkert. The Jersey volleyball girls are Sparklight Female Athletes of the Month. Jersey opened the tournament on Aug. 26 with straight-set wins against Marquette Catholic (2-0), Carrollton (2-0), and Dupo (2-0). In the semifinal, the Panthers edged out host Roxana in a three-set match, 2-1, advancing to the final round. The championship match saw Jersey fall to Father McGivney in two sets, marking their only loss of the tournament. Despite the setback, the Panthers
by Tom Finan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Construction Forum “Part of our problem is that we view Downtown as one thing,” said Alex Oliver, the founder and CEO of Oliver Properties, a St. Louis–based real estate development firm that is championing the on revitalization of Downtown. Oliver was part of panel of developers who are taking a variety […]
UPDATE: A further investigation into this incident revealed deceased suspect, Andre Jackson, and another 39-year-old male attempted to rob a victim in the 4900 block of San Francisco. During the robbery, the victim fired shots at Jackson and the 39-year-old man, striking suspect Jackson. On August 29, 2025, the 39-year-old suspect was arrested. The case […]
William Nelson, 45, was charged Friday with hindering the prosecutor of a felony and tampering with physical evidence. He was arrested Friday and held without bond.
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is sharing the following upcoming events and noteworthy items for September. Sept. 1 Youth duck and goose hunting applications available Statewide Applications are accepted Sept. 1 through Oct. 1. Go online for an application . Sept. 1 Public duck and goose hunting area permit second lottery ope ns Statewide Bobcat permit lottery is open statewide Sept. 1-15. The lottery ends Sept. 30. Go online for an application . Sept. 1 Bobcat permit lottery opens Statewide Bobcat permit lottery opens statewide beginning Sept. 1. The lottery ends Sept. 30. There is a $5 application fee. Learn more on the Hunt Illinois website. Sept. 1 Waterfowl hunting season opens Statewide Waterfowl hunting season is open Sept. 1-15. Learn more about Illinois waterfowl hunting online. Sept. 4 Tot Time: Celebrate Our State! Dickson Mounds Museum Lewistown | Fulton County Visitors will
The reunited Sex Pistols, featuring vocalist Frank Carter, have postponed their upcoming North American tour dates due to guitarist Steve Jones breaking his wrist."I've got some good news and bad…
You can’t do mass deportation without being indiscriminate. That’s how things are working out in Trump’s second term in office, with ICE, etc. entirely abandoning any pretense of just trying to rid this country of dangerous criminals who are here in the country illegally. Raiding Home Deport parking lots to round up people just looking […]
PALMYRA — Damian L. Pratt, 36, of Palmyra, was charged with one count of domestic battery causing bodily harm and one count of criminal trespass to a residence. Pratt allegedly struck his brother in the head with his hand, causing bodily harm. He was also charged after going to a home in Modesto despite being told by the resident that he was not allowed at the residence. All individuals charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
For most parents, the news of twins is a once-in-a-lifetime surprise. For Solita Drone, it has become something of a family tradition.
Drone gave birth to her third set of twins on July 29, bringing her total number of children to eight — four boys and four girls.
UPDATE: A 45-year-old man was arrested in connection with this incident. He has been charged with Hindering Prosecution of Felony and Tampering with Evidence in a Felony Prosecution by the Circuit Attorney’s Office. UPDATE: The 70-year-old man has been identified as Herbert Nelson. Homicide Detectives are investigating the death of a man found on August […]
STAUNTON — Melissa S. Bruhn, 48, of Staunton, was charged on August 25, 2025, with Aggravated Battery on a Police Officer following an incident the previous day. According to court documents, Bruhn allegedly pushed a Staunton police officer while he was performing his official duties on August 24. Authorities have not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding the incident. Bruhn is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Def Leppard has revealed their 2026 summer plans.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have announced dates for a new U.K. and European tour, featuring special guest Extreme on select dates.The tour is…
Illinois veterans and the Illinois Freedom Caucus are speaking out against the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago, while Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor JB Pritzker reject the idea, citing federal overreach and potential danger.
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