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Secretary for family-owned Missouri business admits embezzling $1.2M
A woman working for a family-owned agricultural business in Ralls County admitted last week to stealing more than a million dollars from her employer over a six-year period.
'If I wasn't shot, it would be the perfect day:' Cooper Roberts returns to school after Highland Park shooting
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — Eight-year-old Cooper Roberts who was paralyzed from the July 4th shooting is now back to school, after months of rehabilitation and transitioning. Despite returning to school to start third grade, he remains in therapy each week and is still undergoing a slow and gradual process to recovery, according to a report [...]
Truck/Trailer Taken From Seventh Street In Alton, Police, Owners Seek Information
ALTON - A man was conversing with a potential customer about a job when their light blue Chevrolet Silverado with extended cab and trailer was stolen after 2:35 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022, in Alton on Seventh Street. The trailer was 14 feet long. The truck was owned by Cassie Wieneke. Cassie has contacted law enforcement about the theft and she said it has apparently been spotted in St. Louis, but separated from the trailer. Calvin Wieneke was the person who was talking to the customer in Alton when the truck and trailer were stolen. Anyone with any information about the situation should contact Alton Police at (618) 465-3505 or Calvin at (618) 339-4261.
Assessing Air Quality Conditions in the St. Louis Region as the 2022 Forecasting Season Wraps Up
Air quality forecasting concluded at the end of last month, and the Clean Air Partnership is pleased to report that,... Read More
Wake and Bake with Missouri's Own Marijuana-Infused Coffee Pods
For as long as I've been drinking the stuff, I've enjoyed coffee with my weed. On its surface, it's a quizzical preference; why add an upper into the mix when the entire point of smoking weed is to send oneself into a calm, relaxing state?
St. Louis-based global packaging business to expand European reach with acquisition
Who are the indigenous people of the St. Louis area?
In observance of Indigenous Peoples Day, FOX 2 examined the indigenous peoples of the St. Louis area.
Toddler dies after being shot in the head in south St. Louis
A toddler was pronounced dead at a hospital after he was shot in the head in south St. Louis on Monday.
Many airports are still short of their pre-pandemic flight totals. Here's what's happening at Lambert.
Even amid a boom in leisure travel, a number of airports across the nation are still lagging their pre-pandemic flight totals. Here's what's happening at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
See inside: Historic mansion once home to famed St. Louis families
A beautiful, $1.85 million mansion in the district was once home to notable St. Louisans and their families over the last 100-plus years.
Coatar’s PAC nets $50k, largest donation yet in St. Louis aldermanic president race
The contribution came to Jack PAC from a PAC that recently took a large contribution from a Cardinals-affiliated entity.
Ozzy, Tom Morello, Zakk Wylde & Korn’s Jonathan Davis attend Sharon Osbourne’s 70th birthday party
Sharon Osbourne's 70th birthday party was basically an episode of Headbangers Ball. Among the metal luminaries who attended the bash last weekend were Sharon's husband, Ozzy Osbourne, as well as Rage…
Coast Guard: Mississippi River reopens to barge traffic after low water closures
Low water is expected to remain a problem for barge shippers amid mostly dry weather in the near term forecast.
Making room for the river: Communities look at nature-based solutions
Opening up floodplains, enacting building restrictions in flood-prone areas help mitigate the damage caused by a changing climate.
Community Input Needed to Reimagine Steinberg Skating Rink
From St. Louis Business Journal: It’s been a staple in St. Louis for more than 60 years. The Steinberg Skating Rink in Forest Park has created memories for families and visitors every winter. Now, the city of St. Louis wants to create more memories that can be made all year long. That’s why they’re asking for […]
7-Story Apartment Building Planned at 201-215 North Meramec in Clayton
From St. Louis Business Journal: At 201-215 North Meramec, just north of Downtown Clayton, lies a field where several buildings used to stand. In May 2020, two office buildings and an apartment building were demolished with no development plan known. Uncertainty surrounding the future of the pandemic, and economy at the time, made for an interesting […]
Developer Walks Away from Rehab of St. Louis’ Second-Largest Office Building
From St. Louis Business Journal: A New York firm has dropped its plan to buy one of St. Louis’ largest vacant buildings and convert it into apartments. Brooklyn-based Carnegie Management Inc. has decided not to pursue a redevelopment at the long-vacant Railway Exchange at 615 Olive St. downtown, the company’s St. Louis-based broker, John Warren of […]
Labor Department Backs Regional Workforce with $5.8M Grant
From The St. Louis American: The Metro East will continue in assisting regional workforce development through a U.S. Labor Department grant. Madison County and the St. Louis region workforce innovation initiative has received a four-year, $5.8 million grant as part of the Apprenticeship Building America program. Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville and other institutions including […]
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