From law to dough: Joe Kurowski’s pizzeria becomes a St. Louis staple
ST. LOUIS — On any given day on The Hill, you’ll find a lively group of friends gathered around a table, sharing laughs, stories, and — most importantly — pizza. And, what keeps them coming back is the food. Located in the heart of St. Louis’...
Missouri Weather Alert: Snow Risk Rises in St. Louis for St. Patrick’s Day as...
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. St. Louis, Missouri – A colder push of air settling into the Midwest ahead of St. Patrick’s Day could turn part of Missouri’s active storm track into accumulating snow, particularly across northern counties...
New Scam in Missouri Sends Threat Texts to Drivers
The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning that imposters are sending threatening texts to drivers pretending to be them.
Man Faces Felony Charges For Assault And Firearm Offenses
ST. LOUIS COUNTY – The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office has filed felony charges against Tyresse Ware, 25, of St. Louis, accusing him of assault and weapons offenses stemming from a March 2 incident in St. Louis County, authorities said. Charges were issued Tuesday, March 3, 2026,...
Six Flags enters agreement to sell St. Louis park to EPR Properties
ST. LOUIS – It was announced Thursday morning that Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has entered a definitive agreement to sell seven of its parks, including Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka. The company said the decision to sell the parks to EPR Properties comes at a time of an “ongoing strategy to optimize and...
No charges filed in fatal shooting of St. Louis rapper
A shooting that left 19-year-old St. Louis rapper J4 dead was captured clearly on camera, but the circuit attorney has declined to file charges, raising questions about what led up to the gunfire.
Rizzo’s Serves Up Hill Originals
Rizzo’s Italian restaurant is located on 4460 Lemay Ferry Rd in the Old Navy plaza. The restaurant originated on the Hill but have since moved to South County. The staff is friendly, kind and willing to help with food accommodations. Service by staff was quick, from getting seated to delivering orders. The time of...
New Shared Use Path, New Alderman, and New Truck Route Discussed at Venice City...
Venice City Council began on February 23 with a presentation and public hearing with Madison County Transit and Oates & Associates Engineers regarding plans for a shared use path through the city. The path will be 10 feet wide, allowing for pedestrians or bikers to pass each other. Construction is scheduled to begin...
6 takeaways from the metro-east’s school bond boom
School districts across the metro-east are taking on tens of millions of dollars in new debt to fix buildings, add classrooms and expand career and technical programs — most without a traditional up-or-down vote from taxpayers. Fairview Heights’ District 105 is the exception this spring. Here are seven takeaways from...
Granite City’s Budgeting Allowed the City to Continue to Flourish Despite Heavy Snowfall
March 3rd was the first city council meeting of the month for Granite City. The meeting was timely and efficient, though Alderman Dan McDowell and Alderman Jim Hawkins were absent, the meeting was underway and started with the Presentation of Communications by acknowledging that the township has submitted its March...

















