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ST. LOUIS—The early stretch of November has sprouted new life in St. Louis throughout the area impacted by the May 2025 tornado. Over 5,000 trees fell and/or were removed following the tornado, and city officials vowed to replant what was lost. As part of the Regreening North St. Louis Initiative, the Forestry Division spent the first week this month planting 2,300 trees alongside city roadways. Dozens of forestry workers tackled the staggering amount, faster than expected.
The city of Ellisville recognized local businesses and organizations for contributions to the community during its annual Bluebird Business Awards dinner, hosted by the Ellisville Economic Development Commission (EDC). The event celebrates the achievements, growth and community involvement of businesses of varying sizes and industries for their innovation, longevity, community...
TROY — The Lincoln County Commissioners recently signed a proclamation recognizing November as Embrace A Senior Month, and the Lincoln County Council on Aging (LCCOA) is inviting residents, businesses, churches, and community organizations to turn that recognition into action. With the message “Give a meal. Share connection. Show you...
Jersey County voters to decide if sales tax increase will keep ambulance service running
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe announced two judicial appointments to the 23rd Judicial Circuit, which serves Jefferson County. Jeffrey Coleman, of Arnold, was appointed circuit judge for Jefferson County in the 23rd Judicial Circuit. Coleman currently serves as an associate circuit judge in Division 10 of the 23rd Judicial Circuit. He...
Illinois prepares for Gateway Regional Medical closure
New Chain of Rocks Bridge opens after years of work, with another lane still to come
The newest location in the St. Charles County Park System, Spring Bend Park, is officially open to the public. Holding 126 acres of land just off Upper Bottom Road in St. Charles, the property was donated to the park system back in 2007 by Nancy Knowles and her family, who have deep roots in the area and operated a small farm on the land for years. The park now holds some beautiful prairie and river views to be explored.
Kirkwood and four other Missouri cities aren’t ready to take no for an answer just yet. Late last month, the cities — Kirkwood, Hannibal, Fulton, Marceline and New Madrid — filed an appeal in a lawsuit seeking more than $10 million in damages from utility giant Ameren.
GRANITE CITY — Staffing limitations at Gateway Regional Medical Center’s emergency department have halted its acceptance of patients transported by ambulance since Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, potentially increasing wait times for emergency services, Granite City Fire Chief Todd Richey said. The emergency department is on diversion status and...
WRIGHT CITY, Mo. (First Alert 4) - On Veterans Day, a local family is honoring William Barklage, a man who fought in the Civil War. A new headstone now marks his grave at Harmonie Cemetery near Wright City. Barklage died at age 36 in an armed clash with guerrilla soldiers...
Get your workout in | SAJE Senior Ministry is hosting chair yoga at 10:30 a.m. at Concord Trinity United Methodist Church, 5275 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Admission is $5 and SilverSneakers is accepted. Get your workout in | SAJE Senior Ministry is hosting ZumbaGold at 11:30 a.m. at Concord Trinity United...
The Missouri Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a Des Peres dispensary, accusing the business of misleading consumers about the amount of THC in its products. The suit, filed Oct. 23, alleges CBD Kratom Cannabis Dispensary, 12306 Manchester Road, is operating as a dispensary, but is not licensed to do so. The business is not included on the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation’s list of verified dispensaries.
Veterans Day Wednesday marked the annual remembrance at Soldiers Memorial that paid respect to Missourians that served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Bob Clark is feeling optimistic. The Clayco founder, St. Louis County resident, and current face of American data center construction—he was on the cover of Forbes last month, making his pitch—is a lifelong Democrat, and was thrilled to see voters deliver a rebuke to the White House. “I’ve been very nervous about democracy in general,” he says, “and I think this is a great direction for the country.” He doesn’t mention President Donald Trump by name; he doesn’t have to.
For years, the history of St. Louis’ Jewish military veterans sat in storage: uniforms, photographs, medals and other artifacts waiting for a new home. On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, that wait ends. The Jewish Veterans Memorial Center of St. Louis will open a new permanent exhibition inside the...
Missouri was notified by a company that they will be closing a plant which will result in job loss for 51 employees starting in January.
Stick around until the end—one overlooked detail reveals how archaeologists know exactly what these ancient builders were thinking.