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1 dead, 9 injured in gas explosion at Missouri home
A house explosion in southeast Missouri has left several people injured and a neighboring home in flames, authorities say.
Shorter corn stalks, drones and more: Inside Bayer Crop Scienceโs $2B R&D pipeline
Bayer Crop Science says it's annually spending more than 2 billion euros (roughly $2 billion) annually on its R&D efforts. It recently gave St. Louis Inno an overview of its R&D projects, showcasing innovations at its Agronomy Center in Jerseyville, Illinois, and research and development campus in Chesterfield.
Ring Partners With Cop Reality Show Producer To Produce New Third-Party Generated Clip Show
Ring wants to bring you a cop show without most of the cops — “America’s Funniest Home Videos” but all the footage has been recorded by Amazon’s home surveillance products. Here’s Deadline’s inadvertently cheery reporting of Ring’s new charm offensive: one it hopes will win hearts, minds, and market share by showing America just what […]
5 things St. Louis teachers want parents to know before the first day of school
11 St. Louis-area teachers share tips for making this year a success.
FCC Officially Rejects Ajit Paiโs Boondoggle To Supply Elon Musk With Nearly A Billion Dollars In Subsidies
Elon Musk hates government subsidies. That’s what he says, right? He claims that we should “just delete them all,” and that “the federal budget deficit is insane.” Of course, the world’s richest man (for now) has received many billions in government subsidies for his companies. Indeed, you could argue that his success was very much […]
Daily Deal: The Learn to Code for Free Course
In this free HTML course, you, with Chris Castiglione as your guide, will build this Cookie Monster project. This is a 7-day course, and it comes with two hours of free and fun videos, sample code, and step-by-step tutorials. This is the BEST way to learn the basics of HTML and CSS. Your assignment: Cookie […]
Raw data: The Chinese economy
China's housing bubble is catching up to them: A raft of data released Monday showed economic activity slowed across the board in July, including factory output, investment, consumer spending, youth hiring and real estate, highlighting the breadth of the economic challenge facing policy makers in a politically sensitive year for leader Xi Jinping, who is ...continue reading "Raw data: The Chinese economy"
Report: Kansas City on verge of future 'Hazardous Heat Zone'
Kansas City is at risk of becoming part of an Extreme Heat Zone, according to new data published by the First Street Foundation.
$174K Show Me Cash winner sold in Villa Ridge, Missouri
A man's decision to buy a Show Me Cash ticket at a Villa Ridge convenience store ahead of a recent drawing proved quite fruitful.
Disaster Recovery Center Opens in Hazelwood to Assist Flood Survivors
The center will provide one-on-one assistance to people directly affected by the July 25โ28 flooding and severe storms.
Review: Emily the Criminal Is a Crackling Millennial Revenge Tale
Endless box stores, dirty windshields, parking lots with zero shade, stalled elevators, eyebrow scars, sputtering fluorescent lights, security fences, empty fridges, cocaine with strangers in sweaty bathrooms. Emily the Criminal may be one of the most honest LA movies โ and American movies โ of our times, if only for entirely renouncing most of the lies that Hollywood and mainstream media happily feeds us.
Three Injured In Shooting At Six Flags In Gurnee
GURNEE, Ill. (AP) — Three people were injured in a shooting outside a Chicago-area amusement park's entrance that sent visitors scrambling for safety and prompted the park to close early, authorities said. Officers responded about 7:50 p.m. Sunday after 911 calls reporting shots fired at Six Flags Great America, about 45 miles (72 kilometers) north of Chicago, the Gurnee Police Department said. “The shooting ... was not a random act, and appeared to be a targeted incident that occurred outside the park,” police said in a statement posted to Facebook. According to an initial investigation, police said a white sedan entered the parking lot and drove toward the park's front entrance. People got out of the car and shot at another person in the parking lot before driving away, police said. Additional details about the suspects, including the number of people who fired shots, wasn't immediately released. Police were investigating. A 17-year-old boy from Aurora, Illinois,
Biden-Harris Administration Makes Hundreds of Thousands More Vaccine Doses Available to Support Monkeypox Response
States and jurisdictions to receive twice the allocation previously anticipated under accelerated delivery schedule
Will Albert Pujols reach 4th all-time or 700 in HR chase?
All eyes on Albert! The St. Louis Cardinals legend will be chasing baseball history in the final weeks of his storied career, and he's got some work cut out for him.
Carpenters union council covering Missouri, Illinois reelects leader
The union leader who oversaw the 2021 merger of the former St. Louis carpenters union council with the union's Chicago branch has been reelected.
Two SLU chess team members win honors at world meet
Nikolaos Theodorou, a public health/social justice major, and Gabriela Antova, a business major, won medals at the 44th World Chess Olympiad held last in India.
Golf the Galleries
Enjoy the 5th season of this playable, artist-designed, nine-hole mini golf installation, designed to be inclusive, family friendly and accessible.
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Cloudy but dry Monday, scattered showers Tuesday morning
Itโs a morning and afternoon of grey skies in the St. Louis area, but weโre staying dry for the time being. We may yet see some sunshine this afternoon but temperatures should stay in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees.
MCT Rewards Glen Carbon Man For Providing Video Leading To Identification Of Trail Vandals
PONTOON BEACH - Two Madison County Trail vandals have been apprehended thanks to a video provided by a Glen Carbon resident. Madison County Transit officials, the Edwardsville Police, and Madison County State's Attorney Thomas Haine saluted a Glen Carbon resident - Loren Strahm - this past week for the efforts to capture two who have been vandalizing the trails. In a brief presentation, Madison County Transit (MCT) Managing Director SJ Morrison presented Strahm with a reward check for $1,000 for providing information that enabled the Edwardsville Police Department to identify the two individuals. Also on hand for the presentation, which took place on the MCT Nickel Plate Trail, were Edwardsville Police Lieutenant Charlie Kohlberg and Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine. In recent months, vandalism and graffiti on the MCT Trails have increased significantly. In June, MCT issued a public reminder about its commitment to investigate incidents of vandalism along the trails.
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