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The Cozy Cider Cabin
Cuddle up at The Cozy Cider Cabin located at Eckert’s family farm in Belleville, Illinois. Open until March 2, the wintry pop-up bar boasts a mountainside-cabin atmosphere with rustic décor […]
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After more than 300 weeks, Elton John’s ‘Diamonds’ tops the UK album chart
Elton John has landed another #1 album in the U.K., but it sure took him a long time to get there.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer’s 2017 best-of, Diamonds, tops…
Meteorologist Warns Commuters of Slippery Roads On Way Home Friday Night, Jan. 10, 2025
ST. LOUIS - Additional snowfall created hazardous travel conditions across the region on Friday, January 10, 2025, as meteorologists warned commuters to exercise caution during the morning and evening commute drives. Matt Pfalka, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in St. Louis, stated that snow began to overspread the area early Friday morning, with the potential for pockets of moderate snow to reduce visibility to less than one mile. Above is a gallery of photos from around the region on Friday from Edwardsville to Alton and Godfrey. Driving conditions earlier in the day were not easy for motorists because of the added snow. Pfalka issued a weather warning to remind residents to stay informed about weather conditions to prepare for potentially difficult travel as the winter weather unfolds with the evening commute ahead. While much of the snowfall has been light, Pfalka highlighted that the light, powdery nature of the snow combined with cold surfaces facilitated
Just give it up. There’s no one to blame for the LA fires.
For God's sake, can we stop this nonsense? People gobsmacked by empty fire hydrants in Pacific Palisades have wondered, why not just stick a hose in the ocean? Well, salt water can be very damaging to equipment (including firefighting machinery) and all sorts of other things as well, so the Pacific's bounty can only be ...continue reading "Just give it up. There’s no one to blame for the LA fires."
Skeptical Supreme Court justices weigh a rescue of TikTok from nearing ban
U.S. Supreme Court justices on Friday questioned why they should intervene to block a law forcing the sale of TikTok in nine days, saying the short-form video platform’s Chinese parent company does not enjoy First Amendment rights. Lawyers for TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, and a group of the platform’s users faced sharp questions from justices […]
Former teacher accuses Ferguson-Florissant of ignoring harassment
Stephanie Beier, a former teacher at Wedgwood Sixth Grade Center, alleged in a suit filed Thursday the district ignored her complaints about another teacher who harassed her because of her disability and gender.
Patricia Stallings was wrongfully convicted of poisoning her son with antifreeze, leading to his death. While in prison, she gave birth to another child, placed in foster care, who developed similar symptoms. It was later revealed both children had a…
Snow tracks lead to man's arrest in Fenton wire scheme
A man's footprints in fresh snow led to his arrest Friday in connection with a wire theft scheme, authorities say.
Five Missourians, two from St. Louis area, voting soon on Democratic Party chair
Russ Carnahan, state Democratic chair, and Florissant municipal judge Mary Elizabeth Dorsey are two St. Louis-area members of Democrat’s national board.
St. Louis assessor becoming state-court judge
St. Louis Assessor Michael Dauphin will become an associate circuit judge in the St. Louis Circuit Court.
Liz Truss, Who Accused Earlier PM Of ‘Crashing’ Economy, Threatens To Sue Current PM For Saying She Crashed The Economy
In a twist that highlights the absurdity of UK libel laws, former Prime Minister Liz Truss is threatening to sue current PM Keir Starmer for saying she “crashed the economy” during her chaotic 49 days in office… conveniently forgetting that she made the exact same accusation against an earlier PM herself. That’s right, Truss, whose […]
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3 Women Arrested For Mob Action At Alton Bar
ALTON - Three women from Alton have been charged with mob action after allegedly battering a customer and staff at a bar in downtown Alton. The following individuals, each from Alton, face a Class 4 felony count of mob action: Precious N. Steward, 27 Thelma D. E. Jordan, 35 Honesty A. Butler, 25 Charging documents filed against all three individuals on Jan. 8, 2025 state that on Nov. 16, 2024, the three acted together to batter “a female customer and bar staff” at The Firehouse bar in Alton. The Alton Police Department presented separate but related cases against all three individuals, who were each granted pretrial release from custody. The issuance of charges is based solely upon probable cause and is not an indication of guilt. All subjects charged with criminal offenses are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Billy Joel pushes January gig to November due to ‘medical procedure’
After a stellar 2024, Billy Joel's 2025 is starting off a little bumpy: He's had to reschedule his first concert of the year — not counting New Year's Eve —…
Webster University narrows loss, sheds going concern warning
Webster University on Friday reported that it narrowed its operating deficit in fiscal 2024, and said it will be cash-flow positive for the current fiscal year, as it's boosted by increased enrollment and efficiency measures.
Investment adviser with big St. Louis presence is KC firm's biggest acquisition, adds $292B in assets
An institutional investment consulting firm with a big St. Louis office has been acquired and adds $292 billion in assets to its new parent company.
Track 'Edward Blizzardhands' and 'Plowy McPlowface' plowing Collinsville streets
"Snowbegone Kenobi," "The Big LePlowski," and many more uniquely named snow plows will be seen on the streets of Collinsville clearing snow for drivers on Friday.
Rare gold medal from St. Louis 1904 Olympics up for auction
A rare and historic piece of St. Louis history is currently up for auction: A well-preserved gold medal from the 1904 Olympic Games.
Matson Money CEO: 'American Dream' Still Possible In 2025
Mark Matson, CEO of Matson Money , appeared on Our Daily Show! on Riverbender.com to discuss wealth building and management strategies to kick off the new year. Described as an “investment advisor company,” Matson Money aims to help its clients make their own “American Dream” a reality through financial stability. Matson said “equities,” or stock investments, are some of the “greatest wealth-creation” tools available not just in the United States, but around the world. “Equities are the greatest wealth tool known to mankind,” Matson said. “Historically, large stocks have averaged about 10% every year, so your money doubles every 7.2 years. Small stocks have been in the ballpark of 12%, small-value stocks in the ballpark of 7.2%. So historically, equities - owning stocks - not only in the United States but globally, is one way people can fulfill their American Dream.” Despite turbulent economic condition