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Vets worry Trump cuts to VA workforce will interrupt benefits
WASHINGTON — A group of veterans sounded the alarm Tuesday over the Trump administration’s job cuts and canceled contracts at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, saying the massive agency that administers benefits and health care programs to millions of vets and their families would see disruptions from the proposed downsizing. The administration is eyeing […]
Hillsboro man sentenced after more than 200 thefts in St. Louis City
A Hillsboro, Missouri, man appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday and pleaded guilty to more than 200 charges for break-ins and thefts in St. Louis City over several months.
VIDEO: Sisterhood Rises Together To Present All Women Construction Career Expo
Last Friday afternoon (March 7th) women who have built careers in construction, women who want to follow in their sisters’ paths, and their supporters came together at the Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council hall on Hampton Avenue. The event was the “All Women Construction Career Expo.” The organizers said that the event was the first time […]
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Firefighters Tackle Major Brush Fire At Culp Lane Overpass
COTTAGE HILLS - The Bethalto Fire Department responded to a serious brush fire on Tuesday, March 11, 2025. The fire occurred at the Culp Lane Overpass on the edge of Illinois Highway 255 in Cottage Hills. Other fire departments viewed at the scene were from Fosterburg, Brighton, Godfrey, and Meadowbrook. The fire was in Bethalto Fire Department's district. The fire appeared under control as of 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The firefighters battled the serious blaze in unison in a display of solid teamwork between the departments.
St. Louis University med school receives $10M gift to honor stuttering researcher
The gift is from a donor who wants to remain anonymous but made the contribution to honor alumnus Dr. Gerald Maguire — a leading authority on medication treatments for stuttering.
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From Berkeley to Metro East, big drone finds a new home
On Tuesday, The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) transported an MQ-25 Stingray, a refueling drone for fighter jets, from its plant in Berkeley to the new production facility in Mascoutah in Metro East, near Mid-America St. Louis Airport. It is the first aircraft to begin final assembly at the new facility.
Alton School Board Race: Tiana Gipson Shares Passion for Giving Back
ALTON - Tiana Gipson wants to give back to the community that raised her. Gipson, one of six candidates for the Alton Community Unit School District #11 Board of Education, shared more about who she is and what she stands for. Gipson currently serves on the board after being appointed in August 2023, and she enjoys the work she has done so far. “I want to continue to serve my community and give back in every way I can,” Gipson said. “I’m a proud Altonian, and even if I am not awarded this position again…I’m going to continue to still do the leg and groundwork that’s needed for our community because there was a village there for me and there were opportunities for me to succeed, and it took a whole network and system of people to help me get there.” Gipson works as a CNA in home health and hospice care. She noted that she has always loved helping others, and she feels “very honored” to do the work she does. She also
Metro East innovation center sets opening date, formalizes university partnership
A $55 million innovation center in Metro East has set its opening date, and taken on a major partnership that will be reflected in the center’s name.
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Engineering firm relocates to City Foundry
Civil engineering firm Lochmueller Group has moved its St. Louis office to City Foundry, relocating from downtown.
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The time the City Museum creator had a role in international history
One of St. Louis' most well-known and favorite spots to visit is the City Museum. But something that may be not-so-known is that the museum's creator is in the history books for something other than his work in St. Louis.
Ja'Miel Johnson Is Art Fahrner-Edward Jones Alton High School Remarkable Redbird Of Month
ALTON - If you would like to find one of the most helpful, hardworking, and kindhearted individuals in the area, look no further than our most recent Remarkable Redbird, senior Ja'Miel Johnson. Ja'Miel is one of the main people responsible for allowing students into the Redbird Store during the lunch period. Students can buy candy, soda, water, and other baked goods in the Redbird Store, but if the students do not have a ticket to get in, Ja'Miel will require them to get one. He is also responsible for taking down and putting away the inventory at the end of the day. When Ja'Miel was in ninth grade, he worked in the Redbird Store stocking inventory as well and he would work on a staff of about 10-12 students. As an additional job that he has each day after school, he is responsible for checking to make sure that all doors are locked within the high school. It was estimated that he may walk over a mile each day in checking all of the doors. Ja'Miel has gained these responsibilities
Gibson teams with Warren Haynes for new signature guitar
Gibson has teamed with Gov’t Mule frontman Warren Haynes for his first-ever signature guitar.The Gibson Warren Haynes Les Paul Standard has features that were tailored to the rocker’s preferences and has…
Big St. Louis-based elevator inspection business names new leader
A St. Louis-based elevator inspection company that's also one of the region's fastest-growing private businesses has named a new leader.