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Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in October.
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By Hannah Wyman St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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11/2/26
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The owners of two rival alleys are embroiled in a lawsuit alleging one fouled up the other's operation, misspending hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing so.
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By Dan Bauman St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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11/2/26
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Stay up to date on the latest headlines in today's Sunrise Smart Start for Monday, November 2, 2026. Weather forecast: Very warm start to November Very warm air is entering …
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George Gandy (via RochesterFirst)
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11/2/26
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Ohio’s closely contested races for Senate and governor will test whether Democrats can regain ground in former strongholds while narrowing Republican advantages in growing suburbs.
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Thomas Cobb (via NBC4 WCMH-TV)
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11/2/26
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The Merry Pier Bait Shack rebuild is moving forward in Pass-a-Grille after costs were cut, it’s expected to reopen by next September.
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Via BayNews9
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11/2/26
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More than 10,000 cases overall have been reported in the state. Public health experts are urging people to get their flu shots now.
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Joseph Goldstein (via The New York Times - Region)
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11/2/26
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One political analyst said it would be an effective way to siphon votes away from the Republican in the race.
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Via Spectrum News Louisville
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11/2/26
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WHEN THE BEARS HAVE THE BALLBen Johnson was impressed by Devon Witherspoon’s University of Illinois film long before he became the second-highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. In the last …
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Patrick Finley (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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11/2/26
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Louisville health professionals warn peptide compounds promoted online for weight loss and anti-aging can pose risks without medical guidance.
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Via Spectrum News Louisville
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11/2/26
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Threshers to host Evangel Saturday in division play The Kansan Staff KANSAS CITY, Missouri — The Bethel College football team was stymied in the second… Login to continue reading Login Sign up …
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Charles Schnabel (via The Kansan)
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11/2/26
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The Eagles themselves are beginning to realize how miserable this season already is and what it will likely continue to be.
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Jimmy Kempski (via PhillyVoice)
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11/2/26
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A banned sexual battery suspect managed to once again breach the upper floors of a major Nashville hospital, according to authorities.
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Cereese Blose (via WKRN News 2)
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11/2/26
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FISHERS, Ind. – Crews responded Monday morning to a house fire in Fishers. Firefighters were dispatched around 5:45 a.m. to the 11000 block of Hearthstone Drive. That’s near 116th Street and …
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Matt Adams (via Fox59 Indianapolis)
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11/2/26
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Election Day is November 3. Here's what to bring and what mistakes may stop you from voting.
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Emma Weidmann (via mysanantonio.com)
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11/2/26
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Dry and breezy conditions take over Monday and Tuesday ahead of heavy rain and a few storms possible Tuesday night into Wednesday. A few light showers are still coming …
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Shelby Mac (via WKRN News 2)
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11/2/26
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WALTON COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) - The South Walton Fire District officially began its beach safety offseason Sunday. From Nov. 1 through Mar. 1, 2027, lifeguards will operate at reduced capacity. …
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Via mypanhandle.com
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11/2/26
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Four juveniles were injured in a shooting late at night in Durham, with one victim sustaining life-threatening injuries.
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Jake Casey (via CBS17)
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11/2/26
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Chicago will host its first-ever "Cinema Weekend" celebrating independent and local film and the art house venues that screen such movies, organizers announced Monday. The Chicago Film Office and …
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Erica Thompson (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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11/2/26
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New York's additional $12 million investment brings Buffalo's 5/14 memorial closer to reality, honoring victims while supporting healing, education and renewal on the East Side.
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Via Buffalo News
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11/2/26
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Overflowing garbage. Backed-up sinks. Food prepped in bushes. More than 800 pounds of food tossed due to improper temperatures.These are just a few examples of food safety problems city inspectors …
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Ambar Colón (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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11/2/26
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