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State Rep. Kevin Schmidt to host mobile DMV event in Freeburg Nov. 19

By Tribune Staff • State Representative Kevin Schmidt (R-Millstadt) is hosting a Mobile DMV Event in Freeburg and encourages his constituents to attend. Residents in the 114th District who need basic vehicle services provided by the Illinois Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) can take advantage of the Mobile Services Event.

Freeburg, IL · 2d

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Granite City Fresh Market Coming to Bellmore Village

The Granite City City Council meeting opened on November 4, at 7pm. The minutes from the previous meeting were passed unanimously. In presentation of communications, representatives from Bellmore Village gave a presentation on the planned renovations of the stores they purchased, one of which will be Granite City Fresh Market. The market will offer a deli counter and fresh high quality produce. In public correspondence Susie Rodgers spoke first, on the behalf of Heather Groetecke. She read a statement from Groetecke that revolved around the "No" result of the recent referendum asking whether residents were in favor of data centers. She praised the community for standing together, calling for transparency and resisting a data center. Jacob Sudabris spoke next echoing the same sentiment as Grotecke, that the residents resisting the data centers are valid in their criticisms of the board and their concerns are not unfounded. As proven by the recent ballot initiative, they are speaking for the majority. He hopes the board will hear that message and adapt. Leslie Budoris followed Jacob, also sharing the same message as the first two speakers. She does not want a data center at all, under any circumstance. James Bailey was the next

Granite City, IL · 13h

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World's Largest Catsup Bottle: Collinsville's claim to fame

Illinois Route 66: Where the Mother Road Begins

Collinsville, IL · 3d

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Trains will soon be quiet in residential areas again, St. Louis City says

St. Louis City says that the Railroad Quiet Zone should return in the coming weeks, following nearly two months of horn soundings at crossings throughout the city.

St. Louis, MO · 2d
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St. Louis’ Crime Chime – Heavy Artillery by the White House, Moped Drive-Bys, and Fatal 100-MPH Fireballs: The Weekly Roundup of Pure Metro Carnage

From St. Louis Heavy Machinery Standoffs to White House Gun Arrests, a Verse Dispatch Across Six Urban Centers. Bulldozer Standoffs, The Deadly ‘Kiss’ Heist, and Blood in Public Stalls: The Weekly Roundup Exposing 6 Cities in Total Freefall. St. Louis, Missouri. Along the quiet lots of Canaan Avenue...

St. Louis, MO · 20h

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Four St. Louis Teens Are About to Change Everything: Inside the Fierce Battle for a Free Car, $5,000, and the City’s Biggest Youth Honor

The stage is officially set at the Fabulous Fox Theatre. On November 19, four standout St. Louis teenagers will share their personal journeys and leadership visions at the annual Great Futures Gala, competing for the 2026 Youth of the Year title, a $5,000 scholarship, and a brand-new vehicle. Overview: Four...

St. Louis, MO · 20h

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Funding Code Blue with weed tax sparks debate among St. Louis aldermen

St. Louis is considering making its program to protect people experiencing homelessness in freezing temperatures permanent. The Board of Aldermen debated a bill to fund Code Blue using the city’s 3% marijuana tax during its meeting on Friday. Last winter, the city turned to Rams settlement money to finance...

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Wellman versus Wagner: newcomer Democrat overthrows 13-year reign

A pinnacle turnout in the 2026 midterm elections on Nov. 3 was the victory of Democrat Fred Wellman over incumbent Republican Ann Wagner. Wellman will now represent the second Missouri congressional district (MO-02) which includes Fenton and parts of the St. Louis, St. Charles, Franklin, and Warren counties. Receiving a...

Missouri · 3d

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Thousands attend the 11th annual Veterans Day 5K Run

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Thousands of attendees tied their shoelaces and geared up for the 11th annual Veterans Day 5 K run and walk at Soldiers Memorial. The event honors veterans and supports homeless veterans in getting a home and finding a job, with a goal of achieving long-term stability.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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St. Louis Launches Plan To Replace 5,000 Trees Lost In Tornado

ST. LOUIS — Today, Mayor Cara Spencer, alongside the Recovery Office, the City of St. Louis Forestry Division, and the Green City Coalition announced Regreening North STL, a City initiative to restore the tree canopy in the North St. Louis neighborhoods hit by the May 16, 2025 tornado. The first initiative replants the more than 5,000 street and park trees lost in the storm.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Highland City Council approves estimated 3.92% tax levy increase

Reporter • Highland City Council approved an estimated 3.92% increase in its property tax levy during its Oct. 19 meeting. The proposed increase would generate roughly $202,000 in additional property tax revenue for the city compared with the previous year. The amount would rise from $5,161,357 last year to $5,363,762. The city’s property tax rate is expected to decline by 1.04%.

Highland, IL · 3d

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Hancock & Kelley: Dissecting the blue wave; Dems in an impeaching mood; Jeffries trolls Hegseth

It was another Sunday morning of sometimes heated but always civil political debate on Hancock and Kelley for Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026.

St. Louis, MO · 9h

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Eureka renames Six Flags Road, with new highway signs expected by spring

Eureka renames Six Flags Road, with new highway signs expected by spring

Eureka, MO · 3d

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Proposed developer seeks rezoning to allow higher density

A future five-lot residential subdivision to be known as Pacland Crest has been proposed for a 13.6-acre site located west of Kehrs Mill Road and south of Pacland Place. The property currently contains a single-family residence, barn and pool house. Although the house was constructed in 1900, it is not listed as a historic place in the city, said City Planner Isaak Simmers.

Chesterfield, MO · 3d

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MoDOT to shift westbound I-70 lanes between Wentzville Parkway, Foristell weigh station

Crews with the Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville Project will shift westbound Interstate 70 lanes between Wentzville Parkway and the Foristell weigh station (mile marker 205.4- 208) starting overnight Wednesday, November 11. All work is weather permitting. Traffic will shift onto the newly constructed pavement to allow crews to construct...

Wentzville, MO · 3d

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New park opens with connection to Nobel Prize winner

William Knowles was a Nobel-Prize-winning chemist and a St. Louis-area resident who enjoyed nature. The land he and his wife used for weekend retreats is now the newest St. Charles County park. Spring Bend Park opened Oct. 30 at 2380 Upper Bottom Road in St. Charles County, featuring dozens of...

St Charles County, MO · 2d

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Branches and Cut Wood Lay Across Headstones at Calvary Cemetery in North St. Louis After a Tree Removal, and the Archdiocese Says More Cuts Are Coming

Branches and cut wood lay across headstones at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis after a tree removal, and the Archdiocese says more cutting is coming soon.

St. Louis, MO · 3d

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New hazard for St. Louis snow-plow drivers: Traffic-calming infrastructure

As the city prepares for snow removal efforts ahead of this winter, snow plow drivers are learning to navigate a new obstacle: all the new traffic-calming infrastructure. “We’re gonna hit a lot of concrete,” Streets Department Commissioner Kent Flake tells SLM. He stresses that all the new bumpouts and islands are great for slowing traffic and making streets safer, but they can make life difficult for people doing snow removal if the city gets hit with a big snow storm. Not helping is the fact that a lot of the “delineators” rising out of the concrete to signal a piece of infrastructure are themselves white.

St. Louis, MO · 2d