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“We strongly disagree with the court’s decision and will immediately appeal," said Attorney General Murrill.

A U.S. District Judge sentenced a St. Louis man to prison on Tuesday after attempting to buy 40 pounds of methamphetamine at a Pacific, Missouri gas station.

Cannabis industry says this could help customers save $3 million.

A Valley Park woman was issued a summons on Tuesday to appear in court next month for using company-issued credit cards in transactions costing her employer more than $100,000.

From optimal layouts to must-have appliances, learn how to make your kitchen an entertainer’s dream in this Q&A with Mosby Building Arts

Residents in the western portion of the state will see larger decreases in their bills than eastern residents, the utility said.

The company continues to slash expenses as it shifts to an "asset-light" model focused on licensing its ingredient technology to big growers.

The Experience Hendrix Tour, celebrating the music of the legendary Jimi Hendrix, has announced new dates for 2025.The trek, which returned in 2024 for the first time in five years,…

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IMPACT Strategies, Inc. recently started construction on a new affordable housing community being developed by SIHF Healthcare named Vivian’s Village in Cahokia Heights, IL. The new development is located at 5708 Bond Avenue next to Touchette Regional Hospital and is named after Vivian Cash who lived in St. Clair County for 64 years and very […]

As Techdirt stories attest, Wikipedia has been attacked in the past for publishing true information that somebody doesn’t like. As well as wanting articles to be censored, those behind such attacks often also demand the names of those who worked on the article. Something similar is now happening in India, where the Indian news agency […]

SAINT LOUIS - The St. Louis Museum of Illusions has partnered with STEM.org to bring STEM education to its visitors. Located at 3730 Foundry Way Suite 168 in St. Louis, the Museum of Illusions allows visitors to experience optical illusions. Through this new collaboration, educators can take advantage of K–12 lesson plans to help their students learn more about the science behind the illusions. “We wanted to make sure that we were still providing that exceptional STEM-based experience,” explained Julissa Noyola, Director of Sales and Partnerships. “A lot of our teachers have asked for more. We saw the need and we met it. Partnering with STEM.org is going to give us this opportunity to offer really tailored lesson plans that coincide or go hand-in-hand with our exhibit spaces.” STEM.org is a STEM education research and credentialing organization. They have worked with the Museum of Illusions to provide tailored lesson plans and other interactive

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After being on the run for more than six years, a St. Louis man appeared Tuesday in U.S. District Court and admitted to robbing a credit union in the city’s Tower Grove East neighborhood.

Brynnleigh Weaver joined Tarlton Corp., St. Louis’ largest women-owned general contracting and construction management firm, as an estimator on the firm’s preconstruction and estimating team. In this role, she works closely with Greg Sweeso, Tarlton manager of preconstruction and estimating, and others on the critical stages of projects including compiling accurate, detailed budgets, scheduling, value […]

Letter To The Editor: I have performed clean-up efforts in Edwardsville, Alton, East Alton, Wood River, Roxana, and Bethalto (please check my public post under Rusty Wheat on Facebook) and each time I have my Chain gang signs out for public view, I use the county issued IDOT orange bags to draw attention. Recently people have contacted Senator Harriss's office in Springfield and have even spoken out at the Wood River City Council meeting regarding the use of my not-for-profit charter name "Chain Gang" as being a racist organization and being insensitive to the plight of less fortunate individuals. People can think what they want about the name, but what it means to me and why I use it is very simple. It means "Ties to my Community" and nothing more. The Chain is my "Tie", and the Gang is "MY Community." Ties to my community, it's straightforward and nothing about it is racist, I work alone and believe in leading by example. Rusty Wheat

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On November 7, the Associated General Contractors of Missouri (AGCMO) announced the winners of the 2024 Keystone construction industry awards at its Construction Awards gala at the River City Casino Hotel. Guy Phillips, former St. Louis Y98 radio personality, served as emcee for the program that showcased the work of Missouri’s construction industry. AGCMO also […]

The Missouri Department of Agriculture has launched a program to encourage local school districts to purchase crops directly from local farmers to both feed and educate students. The MO Grown Program is now accepting applications from school districts and Early Care and Education Centers for the Promoting Specialty Crops Reimbursement Program. The schools will be…

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US Fire Engines Working on the Frontlines in Ukraine PEORIA - As Russia continues to attack Odesa, Ukraine for a third straight day, US fire engines and ambulances are playing a key role in the emergency response. Since October of 2022, US Ambulances for Ukraine has played a key role in supplying volunteer fire fighters in Odesa with equipment, ambulances and fire engines. The Volunteer Fire Association of Ukraine in Odesa have received donated fire engines and ambulances from Illinois, California, Indiana, and Virginia. These vehicles have been working practically nonstop for the past three nights as Russia continues to indiscriminately target the port city with suicide drones. "While we continue to be horrified by the images coming from Ukraine, we are gratified to see the vehicles we have delivered to volunteer fire fighters in Odesa making a difference", said Chris Manson, founder of US Ambulances for Ukraine, an Illinois-based nonprofit organization. To date, US Ambulances

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