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Anchor and political editor Casey Nolen has covered countless stories in St. Louis since joining 5 On Your Side in 2007. He now heads to WUSA in Washington, D.C.

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The outspoken business manager's contract is set to expire in April, union officials say.

Dubbed 'Origin Expressions,' the new line will be released tomorrow at 4 Hands Brewing.

Break out of your winter hibernation and enjoy a packed weekend on Cherokee Street — complete with a new gallery opening at Monaco, a masquerade at Blank Space and a makers market at Earthbound beer feat. Fattened Caf Filipino bbq.

The post Your Weekend Plans: Feb. 25-27 appeared first on Cherokee Street.

Alex Ward started working with food delivery service Food Pedaler as a delivery biker in 2018. Just four years later, he owns the business and is navigating growing it in a Covid-impacted world.

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County Treasurer Chris Slusser, announced that the County’s annual Tax Sale resulted in the lowest ever penalty rate recorded in Madison County, with a weighted average of just 0.43%. The previous record was 1.52% in 2021. Treasurer Slusser attributes the low penalty rate on the automated bidding system that the county currently utilizes, along with the high number of participating tax buyers. “We’ve come a long ways in ensuring the integrity of this process and achieving low penalty rates for those who are struggling to pay their taxes,” Slusser said. “The lower the rate, the less it costs a taxpayer to redeem their delinquent taxes. It’s great to see the penalty rate so low this year, which benefits those whose taxes were sold.” Each county in Illinois holds an annual Tax Sale to collect delinquent taxes which are distributed throughout their taxing districts. Illinois requires these sales, or auctions, so that

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SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Grape Growers and Vintners Alliance today urged Illinois Senators to support Senate Bill 2976 to help provide relief for Illinois wineries that have experienced a drop in tourism and increase in licensing fees during the COVID-19 pandemic and provide an equitable pathway for growth for the industry. SB 2976, sponsored by Sen. Rachelle Crowe, would reduce a significant licensing fee increase imposed on Illinois wineries during the height of the pandemic when many wineries struggled to stay afloat. The bill would also provide balance for wine production and self-distribution limits compared to counterparts in the beer and spirits industries. “With ongoing challenges created by the pandemic, the wine industry in Illinois is still working to bounce back and prove its resilience,” Sen. Crowe said. “By increasing the production cap and allowing makers to sell more wine directly to retailers, Illinois can offer support to one of its

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The mix of weather is expected to make travel tricky all day Thursday.

Alice Windom, a fierce advocate for Black liberation, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 10, 2022, in St. Louis. She was 85. With her passing, we lost one of our greatest leaders, the likes of whom Missouri had never seen.

Our inaugural 2022 Startups to Watch program spotlights the expanding scope of startups that dot the St. Louis region. It profiles companies focused on a range of industries, including renewable energy, software, consumer goods, agriculture and health care. What binds these 10 companies together is their ambition for innovation and change, highlighted by their innovative products and disruptive business models.

The launch of Rebundle’s first product comes as the plant-based beauty market continues to strengthen. As the startup scales up production of its plant-based hair extensions, it is expanding its footprint in St. Louis.

SentiAR contends it has developed the first and only holographic platform for cardiac surgery that uses a wearable headset to enable its technology. The startup is currently at a key inflection point as it scales up its commercialization efforts.

The upcoming year will represent a key transit for Accelerate Wind as it hopes to push its R&D efforts closer to commercialization. That will involve it launching several pilots of its wind turbines, with the company saying it expects to deploy its technology on five to 10 buildings in the next few years.

Intramotev plans to complete its commercial demonstration unit this year and begin testing the vehicle. With that, the company said it could begin sharing videos of the vehicle as it drives itself.

In 2022, Eemerg plans to double its network of roadside assistance providers while also building out a new business line.

With its newest venture, a pair of St. Louis serial entrepreneurs are aiming to help small businesses and "main street" business districts better compete with big box retailers and online shopping giants like Amazon.