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Anita Lyons Bond honored posthumously with 2026 Pioneer Award from Saint Louis University

“The late Anita Lyons Bond (A&S ’50), who passed away in August 2025, embodied traditions of scholarship, civic courage and transformative public service. She made history as the first Black student at Saint Louis University to graduate with honors (magna cum laude) and as the first Black female student to be inducted
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Tigers hope to delay goodbyes, beat Belleville East in 4A softball sectional

Edwardsville (27-9) won its eighth straight regional title and will play Belleville East (30-7) in a Class 4A softball sectional semifinal at Belleville West.
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Lewis and Clark closed due to head-on crash, serious injuries

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Northbound and southbound lanes of Lewis and Clark are closed Monday afternoon after a head-on crash. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the crash involved two cars and there are serious injuries. The crash occurred just before Chambers Road. Tows have been called...
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Emergency responders temporarily close I-270 near West Florissant

FLORISSANT, Mo. — First responders temporarily closed Interstate 270 on Monday as part of an emergency response. All but one of the roadway's eastbound lanes near West Florissant were closed due to the incident until around 4:20 p.m., Missouri Department of Transportation traffic cameras showed. The closure was listed
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Proposed South City gas station divides neighbors

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A QuikTrip gas station is being proposed in South City and neighbors are mixed in their opinions of the plan. The gas station would be located at the intersection of Jamieson and Arsenal in the Ellendale neighborhood. The proposed location is also right by the Lindenwood Park neighborho
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One year later, family still seeks justice for slain brothers

A St. Louis family gathered Sunday to honor two young brothers killed in a shooting last year, while continuing to plead for answers in a case that remains unsolved.
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Soldiers Memorial Military Museum to honor those lost in service during Memorial Day ceremony

ST. LOUIS – Soldiers Memorial Military Museum is honoring those who died while serving our country Monday morning. Volunteers set up flags ahead of the 10 a.m. ceremony, which includes a wreath-laying ceremony, live music and a moment of remembrance for fallen service members. Organizers say Memorial Day is about takin
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Duo charged with street takeover in Near North Riverfront

St. Louis police arrested a man and woman Sunday evening for participating in a street takeover in the city’s Near North Riverfront neighborhood.
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Pet killed, 2 firefighters injured in fire at St. Charles apartment complex

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A pet died in a fire that broke out at an apartment complex in St. Charles Monday afternoon. The fire broke out around 2:30 p.m. in the 3900 building at the Sherman Meadows Apartments, which are located off Highway 94, just south of I-70.
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Cahokia: The Ancient City in Illinois Bigger Than London (And With More Corn)

Imagine a sprawling city, its grand earthen pyramids looming above the flat floodplain, bustling with thousands of people, and fields of golden corn stretching as far as the eye can see. It’s not in Egypt or Mexico, but right in the heart of what is now Illinois. Centuries before Columbus ever set sail, Cahokia was ...

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