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Green Day Speeds Through ‘Good Riddance’ as Fans Escape Lightning Storm
When you need to hurry up and finish the show, but you don’t wanna skip any songs…. Green Day’s recent concert in St. Louis was quickly coming to an end when a supposed lightning storm was approaching the area. Instead of cutting song all together, the band played a sped-up version of “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),” and they got it done in about 39 seconds. Watch below!
Jefferson County Health Department Reports West Nile Virus Detected in De Soto Mosquito Population
Jefferson County Health Department (JCHD) is reporting the first detection of West Nile Virus in a mosquito population in Jefferson County. Specimen collected on August 16th were tested August 18th and detected West Nile Virus in mosquito populations in De Soto, Missouri. De Soto city officials have been notified of the positive results.
Cardinals get glimmer of hope to replace Oli Marmol, all thanks to the White Sox
Just when the St. Louis Cardinals had built momentum with a win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, they dropped Sunday's series finale in excruciating fashion, losing the series in the process. The Cardinals got a good enough start from Sonny Gray and four scoreless innings from their bullpen, but managed just one run on six hits against Clayton Kershaw and Co. to lose the game by one skinny run.
Police: Man shot, killed by officer after charging at police with a knife in St. Clair
ST. CLAIR, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man was shot and killed by a St. Clair Police Officer after charging at police with a knife. According to a release from the St. Clair Police Department, a Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper was investigating a crash with an overturned vehicle in the ditch along North Service Road around 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Additional troopers, St. Clair police, St. Clair EMS, and St. Clair Fire were also dispatched to the scene to investigate.
2025 All-American Iose Epenesa Commits to Iowa
The University of Iowa has successfully landed one of the top defensive players in the country. 2025 All-American Iose Epenesa from Edwardsville High School in Illinois has committed to the Hawkeyes. According to 247Sports, Epenesa is the No.16 overall player in the nation and a five-star prospect. Past members of...
Dollar Dogs return as Milwaukee Brewers host Cardinals on Labor Day 2024
MILWAUKEE — What’s better than a hot dog at a ballgame? How about $1 hot dogs as the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals face off at American Family Field on Labor Day; Monday, Sept. 2?. That’s right, a beloved Milwaukee Brewers tradition returns for Labor Day as...
Duplex replaces single family home just east of Maplewood
A single-family home at 7201 Southwest Avenue, in St. Louis city, just outside of Maplewood, which was demolished in the beginning of this year, is being replaced with a duplex. The original home was built in 1892, according to Redfin real estate site. Flip Squad Monopoly LLC, with a mailing...
Andy Tichenor new president of Musicians’ Association of St. Louis Local 2-197
Trumpet player hopes to increase diversity of the union. Principal trumpet player Andy Tichenor is the new president of the Musicians’ Association of St. Louis Local 2-197. Tichenor, who plays for The Muny theatre orchestra, previously served as vice president of the union. He took the reigns from Mike Buerk, who resigned in July due to health problems. Buerk took the job in January after the passing of longtime president Local 2-197 president Vicky Smolik.
Southern Illinois man arrested for First Degree Murder
WASHINGTON PARK, Ill. (WICS) — A Southern Illinois man was arrested for First Degree Murder stemming from a deadly shooting. On Aug. 11,Zone 6 agents were requested by the Washington Park Police Department to investigate a homicide that occurred in the 5000 block of N. Park Drive in Washington Park.
Schnucks, St. Louis City SC team up on food drive
The City x Schnucks Food Drive is highlighted by an event featuring players Chris Durkin, Hosei Kijima and Jake Nerwinski. St. Louis City SC and Schnuck Markets are once again joining forces to fight hunger in the St. Louis region. Until Aug. 25, the organizations invite the community to participate...
St. Luke’s and St. Luke’s Des Peres Hospital recognized as Best Hospitals in national report
St. Luke’s has again been recognized as a 2024-2025 Best Hospital in 14 categories by U.S. News & World Report. In addition to ranking fifth in Missouri and fourth in the St. Louis Metro area in Best Regional Hospitals, St. Luke’s received “High Performing” ratings in 13 Frequently Treated Procedures & Conditions, including: aortic valve surgery, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), colon cancer surgery, heart attack, heart bypass surgery, heart failure, hip replacement, kidney failure, knee replacement, leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma, lung cancer Surgery, pneumonia, and stroke.
As Democrats meet in Chicago, Illinois' role in abortion access is in the spotlight
The NPR Network will be reporting live from Chicago throughout the week bringing you the latest on the Democratic National Convention. At Hope Clinic in Granite City, Ill., Dr. Erin King and her staff have rearranged the waiting room for patients who’ve been traveling here from across the country. There are spaces for children to play and for families to relax or watch TV.
VIDEO: Illinois Speaker Welch compares Biden to FDR at Democratic convention
(The Center Square) – Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch discusses union rights, inflation and compares President Joe Biden's record to Franklin D. Roosevelt's at the Democratic National Convention Monday in Chicago. See the full video below:
Aldi Vegetables Sold In Illinois Raised To Class-1 Recall Status
My wife said this to me the other day: "Is it my imagination, or are we getting food recall warnings and notices just about every day lately, and don't most of them have something to do with listeria?" She's not wrong. From deli meat to vegetables, over the last few...
Illinois governor declares Malört the "unofficial shot" of the DNC
Once described by comedian John Hodgeman as tasting of “pencil shavings and heartbreak,” Jeppson’s Malört is a polarizing wormwood and anise-flavored liqueur that’s kind of a secret handshake among Chicagoans. Originated and distilled in the city, its strong taste — with notes of rubber bands, licorice and grapefruit — makes it something of a rite passage among local drinkers.
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