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June 25, 2015

• Movie review: ‘The Wolfpack’ shines light on kids raised in captivity
• Movie review: ‘Max’ the hero dog fetches strong emotions
• Muny review: ‘Hairspray’ puts you in a happy place
• ‘Big change to the backyard’: O’Fallon grandpa digs up garden, puts in pool
• Religion briefs June 27
• Gardening: Hedge your bets by trimming dead privet branches
• Shopping: Plants go round and round; chill out your buffet
• Business Briefing: Cinnabon now on the menu at St. Clair Square’s Food Court
• Troy man shocked by power line at Mascoutah construction site
• Man killed when pickup, tractor-trailer collide near New Athens
• Southbound lanes of I-255 reopen after motorcycle crash
• Columbia’s top cop will command region’s child death task force
• Missing Venice teenage girl is located
• Madison County Transit approves 50-cent fare increase
• ‘Fiscal sanity’: Rauner vetoes Illinois budget, cites $4 billion deficit
• A chance of storms Thursday, then cooler temperatures
• Police probe food pantry allegations; Cahokia employees file suit over firings
• Roger That: Panel urges military to move to retirement system that includes 401(k)
• St. Clair County wants OK to transfer land for agency move to MidAmerica
• Althoff’s Simmons will run for EIU
• Cards, Cubs ready for important weekend series
• Lynn activated from disabled list; Lyons returned to Class AAA Memphis
• Heyward homers again in win over Marlins
• Lindenwood-Belleville to replace football coach; Byron Gettis named interim coach
• Red Bird Lanes bowling alley closes in Cahokia
• Predicting her own murder
• HHS grad Hempen to hit the hardwood for Team USA
• Madison County Transit approves 50-cent fare increase
• Ex-Madison County Treasurer Fred Bathon to leave prison Thursday
• Maryville police find owner of recovered guns
• Devotional: Stop the rage
• Hummingbird Festival returns to Donnellson orchard this Saturday
• Highland area police briefs for June 15-21
• Local contractor builds ‘home of the future’ near St. Jacob
• A Thought to Remember: Hagnauer & Knoebel Hardware started in 1889
• Man accused of firing at trooper continues to elude police
• St. Louis youth charged in shooting of East St. Louis teens
• Fire destroys fourth home in neighborhood in a month
• Crime blotter 6/26/15
• Will Atlanta try to get Jason Heyward back?
• St. Louis Blues announce 2015-16 regular-season schedule; season opener Oct. 8
• St. Louis Blues drafts: The good, the bad and the ugly; plus top prospects
• Hudson ‘sprints’ to track and field honor