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Solar project in southern Illinois sparks concern for residents
The sun is the next renewable energy source set to power southern Illinois.
Rockwood school board member accused of stealing from Target
Chesterfield and Ballwin records show Izzy Imig has been accused of stealing from Target stores.
It’s too nice
Keeping an unkempt garden helps local pollinators, insects thrive
Maintaining an unkempt garden can play a crucial role in supporting local pollinators and beneficial insects throughout the winter months.
Mechanical Solutions Inc. Announces Relocation to Newly Completed Headquarters Location
Today, Mechanical Solutions Inc., a leader in HVAC and mechanical systems, proudly announces its relocation to the newly completed headquarters location. This strategic move marks an exciting new chapter for the company as it continues to grow its capabilities and better serve clients across the region. The new facility, located at 4500 Earth City Expressway, […]
Because screw the poor and needy
Getting off work and it is still LIGHT outside, what is this??!
Sam Page unveils new flag during State of the County Address
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page signed a bill designating funds for redevelopment at the University of Missouri – St. Louis, praised county employees, took a swipe at Proposition B, and unveiled a new county flag during his State of the County Address.
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Locals react to Southwest Airlines 'Bags Fly Free' policy ending
Southwest Airlines announced today it will soon charge customers to check their bags—a major policy shift for the company.
Search intensifies in Dominican Republic for missing 20-year-old from Loudoun County
Government Policy Expert Julianne Stone Joins Veregy LLC in Business Development
Julianne Stone has accepted a position in business development with Veregy LLC . She will work with local governments across the State of Missouri. Veregy is a national energy services company that specializes in comprehensive energy efficiency projects and facility renovations, particularly for cities, school districts and other public jurisdictions. The company provides a set […]
St. Louis County unveils new flag with modern twist on fleur-de-lis
St. Louis County unveiled its new flag Tuesday morning, thanks to two local artists in residency at the Kranzberg Arts Foundation. The new flag features a fresh, forward-looking interpretation of the iconic fleur-de-lis, a symbol that has long been associated with the region.
Both José Garza and Hayveyah McGowan combined their creative talents to put a modern flair on the flag.
“With feedback and inspiration from the community, and the talents of José and Hayveyah, I am pleased to show you…
Billy Corgan bringing ’Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness’ to Chicago opera house
Billy Corgan is bringing Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness to the opera.The Smashing Pumpkins frontman will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his band's 1995 album with a series of performances…
Old Vienna PopCorn & HotCorn found!
This historic $1.8 million church is for sale in St. Louis
A piece of St. Louis history built in 1890 by the creators of the Cathedral Basilica is on the market for $1.8 million in the city's The Gate District.
St. Louis man charged after officer-involved shooting
The Circuit Attorney’s Office formally charged a St. Louis man who was in an officer-involved shooting that occurred on March 8.
Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs Opens 2025 Cream of the Crop Photo Contest
SPRINGFIELD – Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs is encouraging young Illinois photographers to submit photos for the 2025 Cream of the Crop Photo Contest , which provides students with a creative opportunity to share their vision of agriculture in our state. Students ages 8 to 18 may submit contest entries until the deadline of June 13, 2025 . Bright Start scholarships of $1,000, $500 and $250 will be awarded to students who place first, second or third in each of the three age categories. “I’m excited to announce the opening of the contest because it’s a great opportunity for students to go out, explore, and use their cameras to highlight the beauty of Illinois agriculture,” Frerichs said. “Illinois is a leader in the agricultural industry because of our skilled, hardworking farmers, millions of acres of rich farmland, and diversity in products.” The Treasurer’s Office is accepting electronic submissions for the