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The pay gap between women and men widened last year, analysis finds
The earnings gap between men and women slightly widened last year, according to a new analysis published Thursday. The left-leaning Economic Policy Institute calculated women last year earned 18.6% less than men per hour on average. That’s up slightly from 2024, when the wage gap narrowed slightly to 18%. The wage analysis, which examines several […]
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Aerosmith mark ‘Aerosmith (Legendary Edition)’ release with new ‘Dream On’ lyric video
Aerosmith's new box set, Aerosmith (Legendary Edition), celebrating their self-titled debut album, is out now. To mark the occasion, the Boston rockers have dropped a new lyric video for their…
Richard Roloff, real estate developer and WashU administrator, dies at 96
From the 1970s until his 2012 retirement, Roloff played a key role in development of WashU's campuses and nearby areas.
Went on tour through STL last fall, made a video about it
Soft Lockdown Lifted At O'Fallon Township High School Milburn Campus Following Swatting Investigation
O'FALLON, IL. - O’Fallon Township High School District 203 lifted a soft lockdown at 10:15 a.m. Thursday, March 19, 2026, after a threatening phone call to its Milburn campus was traced by police and determined to be a swatting incident, the district said. The call was received “shortly after the start of the school day on Thursday” at the OTHS Milburn campus in O’Fallon, Illinois, according to a district statement. The O’Fallon Police Department was notified immediately
Vehicle Strikes Utility Pole In Collinsville, Causing An Afternoon Power Outage On Thursday, March 19, 2026
COLLINSVILLE — A truck struck a utility pole just outside an Ameren Illinois substation in Collinsville on Thursday afternoon, March 19, 2026, knocking out power to about 700 customers, according to Ameren Illinois. The Collinsville Police Department said the crash happened around 3:45 p.m. on Thursday. Ameren Illinois dispatched crews to assess the damage and secure the area, an Ameren spokesman said. The Ameren Illinois spokesman said two power poles were broken and needed to be replaced.
O'Fallon Officers Protect Returning Goose During Nesting
O'FALLON, IL. - For the third year in a row, a goose has returned to O’Fallon Public Safety Department property to lay her eggs, prompting officers to give the bird space and keep her safe while the department again asks the public for help naming her. The department shared the update in a post titled “O’Fallon Public Safety Goose Update – Year 3,” saying the goose has come back “to the same spot on department property to lay her eggs.” “At this
A plan to turn MLK Drive in St. Louis into a ‘cultural corridor’ unveils its next ambitious steps
TOMORROW in Edwardsville @ The American Legion family friendly event and there’s a bar
Education Department to transfer management of defaulted student loans to Treasury
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury Department will take over the Department of Education’s responsibility for collecting on defaulted federal student loan debt, President Donald Trump’s administration announced Thursday. It’s the first step in a multi-phase process that will end with Treasury taking on the entire federal student loan portfolio. It’s also the latest interagency agreement announced […]
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The Number of Families Being Held at Dilley Detention Center Has Plummeted
The post The Number of Families Being Held at Dilley Detention Center Has Plummeted appeared first on ProPublica.
What the Spring Equinox Really Means for Daylight, Seasons and the Sky
Twice a year, the Sun seems to “hit the reset button” on Earth’s daylight. For a brief moment, the line between day and night looks almost perfectly balanced—yet the details are stranger than the slogan “equal day and night” makes it sound. The spring equinox matters because it’s one of the cleanest, most reliable markers we have for how Earth moves in space. It shapes calendars, traditions, and even the way we notice light in our daily routines. It
March 20 in History: Iraq War, Einstein's Breakthrough and Other Turning Points
The most significant global event linked to March 20 is the 2003 start of the Iraq War, when a U.S.-led coalition launched a military invasion of Iraq. The immediate goal was to remove Saddam Hussein’s government and address claims about weapons programs and regional security. At the time, the invasion reshaped alliances, triggered major debates about international law and the use of force, and set off rapid changes inside Iraq. Its effects still matter today because it influenced the balanc
Sultan: An end to my strangest, best month of fasting
This Ramadan I made an ambitious goal: I wanted to fast for all 30 days in a row for the first time in my adult life.
Foo Fighters premiere new ‘Your Favorite’ Toy song; Dave Grohl speaks on therapy experience
Foo Fighters have premiered a new song called "Caught in the Echo," a track off the band's upcoming album, Your Favorite Toy."Caught in the Echo" is the opening song on Your Favorite…
Chuck Norris dies at 86, family announces
Chuck Norris, a martial artist and actor known for his appearances in “The Way of the Dragon” and “Walker, Texas Ranger,” has died, his family announced Friday.
HHS to investigate 13 states that require insurers to cover abortions
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday announced an investigation into 13 states that require health insurance plans to cover abortion care. In a news release, the agency said the investigation is based on allegations that the states are coercing health care entities to provide coverage of abortion “contrary to conscience” and in […]
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