The campaign video by the Missouri Republican candidate for U.S. Senate drew criticism for urging violence against political opponents.
Authorities say there are six confirmed deaths at the Amazon fulfillment center near Edwardsville. A woman also died in St. Charles County.
Authorities say there are six confirmed deaths at the Amazon fulfillment center near Edwardsville. A woman also died in St. Charles County.
The mayor rejects idea of tearing down the Dome, saying it gives St. Louis a ‘unique niche’ in the convention business.
Kyle Rittenhouse, who was acquitted on charges stemming from killing two men and wounding another during the unrest that followed the shooting of a Black man by a white police officer, says in a new interview that he's "not a racist person" and supports the Black Lives Matter movement."This …
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Reconstruction of the Merchants Bridge railroad bridge over the Mississippi River in downtown St. Louis reached a milestone on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021 as the first of three trusses was lifted into place for the $222 million project. Each truss section weighs over 8 million pounds and is built…
Community members gather Saturday morning as 24 teams participated in the Peacemaker Project 703 Wiffle Ball tournament at Sliderz Bar & Grill. READ MORE HERE.
Mount Zion High School Mixed Ensemble, directed by Rich Hansen, sings "The Star-Spangled Banner."
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In a small town where sports are sacred, Anna-Jonesboro Community High School wants to use nearly half of its $1.9 million in federal COVID-19 relief dollars to install artificial turf on the football field and to resurface the track.
“I strongly believe that a core principle of governance is ensuring that our laws are kind to the people they are meant to serve. And there’s nothing kind about taking a student with disabilities out of the classroom on Oct. 16, or Jan. 5, or April 19, just because they turned another day ol…
Chicago was listed in the top 10 of 159 cities studied by Climate Central for urban heat.
Brookfield zoo in Chicago uploaded video of their animals getting soaked to celebrate 'international bath day' on Monday (June 14).
With more liberal lawmakers getting elected, the left wing of the party sees 2021 as its year to strike on a major spending increase along with major tax increase.
The Rams left St. Louis in 2016.
Western New York has made some progress on key Covid-19 metrics as the state continues to work on a plan to allow fans at a Bills home playoff game.
‘I believe … the only thing that kept those mobsters, that crowd, away from us is that we were standing there with guns,’ Mark McCloskey said.
‘I believe … the only thing that kept those mobsters, that crowd, away from us is that we were standing there with guns,’ Mark McCloskey said.
Mark McCloskey, with his wife Patricia McCloskey, made national news when they pointed guns and shouted at protesters in their Central West End neighborhood over the weekend.
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Mark McCloskey, with his wife Patricia McCloskey, made national news when they pointed guns and shouted at protesters in their Central West End neighborhood over the weekend.
It’s apparent that the influence of local, state and even national Republican leaders helped bring home not only a victory for Chris Jacobs, but a landslide.
URBANA — The University of Illinois wants to create more guaranteed-admission partnerships with community colleges statewide to improve access for thousands of potential transfer students.
The CEO of a Central Illinois ethanol production facility thinks there is still plenty of room for the ethanol industry to grow, despite the current uncertainty in the worldwide trade market, much of which has been inflicted by the growing trade war between the United States and China.
TEUTOPOLIS — Embarrassing bathrooms, pinging steel and aging buildings dominated the discussion at a Teutopolis Unit 50 school board meeting this week.
EFFINGHAM — Effingham County Sheriff Dave Mahon has hired the department's first full-time female deputy.
CLINTON — Opponents of a planned DeWitt County wind farm won a small victory on the second night of testimony before the Zoning Board of Appeals as the group works to strengthen the codes that are currently on the books.
SPRINGFIELD — The Christian Village nursing home in Lincoln has been cited with an AA violation and fined $50,000 by the Illinois Department of Public Health, following what is said was the preventable death of a resident Feb. 5.