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The Emergency Solutions Grant money is one piece of more than $10 million in federal grants that flow through the city's Department of Human Services each year.

Adriana Pentz’s brother could be alive today. In 2017, Luc-John Pentz was 30 years old and starting to struggle, burdened by life’s stressors and trying to cope by leaning heavily on alcohol. Adriana soon found out he had purchased a gun months earlier. Of her three siblings, she had the most in common with Luc […]

On This Day, March 11, 1970…Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released Déjà Vu, the second album released by David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, and the first to feature…

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Bruno David is pleased to present Femme In The End Times, an exhibition by artist Danielle Mužina. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. In conjunction with […]

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Bruno David Gallery presents Music: The Art of Seeing, an exhibition of new paintings by Frank Schwaiger. Frank Schwaiger’s art has been widely exhibited. He is a graduate of the […]

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BELLEVILLE — Local first responders will face off in a basketball game from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, March 14, 2025, at Belleville West High School in an event dubbed the "Battle of the Badges." The game features the Belleville Police Department and the Belleville Fire Department competing for bragging rights while raising funds for a charitable cause. Admission to the event is set at $5, with all proceeds benefiting Special Olympics Unified Schools, an initiative aimed at promoting inclusion and support for students with intellectual disabilities. The event is part of ongoing efforts by local agencies to engage with the community and support important causes. "Cheer on local first responders as they hit the court for a night of friendly competition," organizers said. "Come out, show your support, and see who takes home the bragging rights!" The community is encouraged to attend and show support for their local heroes while contributing to a meaningful cause.

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SPRINGFIELD – Hospital Sisters Health System is excited to announce “The Heart of Medicine,” a half-hour documentary on the history and groundbreaking cardiac treatments of Prairie Cardiovascular, will air March 11 at 6:30 p.m. on KMOV-TV in St. Louis, WAND-TV in Decatur and WSIL-TV in Carbondale. The program recalls the medical group’s founder, Dr. James T. Dove, while highlighting patient stories of the innovative, lifesaving care offered by Prairie’s more than 100 board-certified physicians and advanced practice clinicians, including cardiologist Dr. Ziad Issa. Dr. Issa has been part of Prairie Cardiovascular for 20 years, and in September was named Executive Director of the nonprofit organization, which stands as the Midwest’s largest group of nationally recognized cardiologists. Because of his significant contributions to the field of cardiac electrophysiology, Dr. Issa draws patients from across the country and globe to Prairie for th

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by John Stiffler, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, St. Louis Building & Construction Trades From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune:  All the noise seems to be coming out of Washington, DC, but the St. Louis Building and Construction Council is focused on the upcoming April 8 municipal elections. While it might not be as obvious as a project manager […]

Billy Joel has just postponed several tour dates due to a “medical condition.”“The current tour will be postponed for four months to allow him to recover from recent surgery and to…

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Danny Ludeman, a highly respected leader in financial services as CEO of Wells Fargo Advisors who later founded a nonprofit to create new career pathways for ex-inmates, died March 9 at his home in Weems, Virginia, after a battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 68.

The Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) will direct funds for the use of homeless services across the city in the coming fiscal year, beginning July 1.

ST. LOUIS – Murphy Lee of the St. Lunatics and his wife, Seviin Li, have been living a vegan lifestyle for over a decade, and now they want to share it at the FamLee Vegan Kickback!

From Battery Council International: Advanced lead battery technology is key part of the “smart grid” technology that is increasingly necessary to supporting the modern economy. Proof of this value proposition comes from a first-of-its-kind EV fast charging station that deploys GS Yuasa batteries in a new and cost-effective way.   In December, power company Ameren officially […]

Did you know that the global fashion industry is projected to reach a staggering $3 trillion by 2030? This booming sector is not just about clothing; it’s a reflection of culture, identity, and personal expression. As we step into 2025, the intersection of technology, sustainability, and individualism is shaping the trends that will dominate the runway and our wardrobes. This spring, fashion is poised to celebrate not only aesthetics but also the deeper narratives woven into the fabric of our society. 1. The Rise of Sustainable Luxury Sustainability is no longer a buzzword; it’s a movement reshaping the entire fashion landscape. As consumers become more conscious of their purchasing decisions, brands are responding with innovative approaches to sustainability. In 2025, expect luxury fashion houses to unveil collections that prioritize eco-friendly materials and ethical production methods. Example: Brands like Stella McCartney have long been at the forefront of sustainable

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From Architect Magazine: From an aerial position above the surrounding neighborhoods, the landscape unfolds in a 180-degree panorama. The view is from inside a cable car in Medellin, Colombia, which is transiting from a dense hillside settlement toward the city’s central valley. From this vantage point, the overall form of Medellin is remarkable in its legibility […]

A lunar eclipse will be visible for stargazers across the U.S. this March for the first time in roughly two years.