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Difference Maker: Police Officer Vetter Goes Beyond Duty To Help Stranded Driver In Alton
ALTON — An Alton Police officer went beyond his typical duties this week by assisting a motorist with a flat tire on Homer Adams Parkway, the Alton Police Department said. Officer Derek Vetter is a Difference Maker in his community. Alton Police Officer Derek Vetter responded to a call for help from Chana Wooden, who was stranded with a flat tire in a location with limited roadside space. To ensure her safety, Vetter positioned his squad car behind Wooden’s vehicle before changing the tire himself. Roadside assistance arrived shortly after to complete the job. “We’d like to give a big shoutout to Officer Vetter for going above and beyond the call of duty,” the department said. “We’re proud of the everyday actions our officers take to serve and protect the Alton community.” Wooden expressed her gratitude to Officer Vetter for his help and for taking the time to recognize his efforts. If you have an idea for a Difference Maker submission,
Mike Shildt offers new comments on Cardinals departure, managerial journey
Mike Shildt, who spent 18 years in the St. Louis Cardinals organization as a scout, coach and big-league manager, recently offered new comments on his dismissal from the St. Louis Cardinals in 2021 and how it's shaped his approach to managing today.
Man, 44, charged with murder last month in St. Louis' Ville area
Johnny D. Haynes Jr. was accused of killing Mikell Rayford, 27, at the James House apartments.
Delayed 30-story tower, in Central West End, must again get panel's OK
The city of St. Louis' Preservation Board Monday will again review a 30-story apartment tower proposed in the Central West End, with city staff recommending the panel provide approval for the delayed project.
Biz giants Taylor, McDonnell tell how to find your firm's 'North Star'
Andrew Taylor and John McDonnell spoke Thursday evening at the 10th annual Family Business Symposium hosted by the Washington University Olin School of Business’ Koch Center for Family Enterprise.
The Prospect Weekly Roundup: How a Doorbell Video Leads to Regime Change
On our live show, David and investigative editor Maureen Tkacik break down her blockbuster story about how Tren de Aragua was turned into our latest villain of the month.
Trump’s War on the Judiciary Escalates
Today on TAP: The FBI has arrested a sitting judge in Wisconsin.
E Street Band’s Max Weinberg on Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tracks II’: ‘Fans are going to love it’
Bruce Springsteen fans are anxiously awaiting the release of Tracks II: The Lost Albums on June 27, and E Street Band drummer Max Weinberg says they won’t be disappointed.“I’ve heard…
Car stolen from church parking lot leads to crash that seriously injured St. Louis police officer, other driver
Lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of Missouri attorney general’s new powers
A bill signed Thursday by Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe generated a lawsuit Friday challenging its constitutionality even as Attorney General Andrew Bailey wasted no time using new powers granted in the law. The bill changes the deadlines and procedure for challenging the ballot language of measures placed before voters by the General Assembly or by […]
Lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of Missouri attorney general’s new powers
A bill signed Thursday by Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe generated a lawsuit Friday challenging its constitutionality even as Attorney General Andrew Bailey wasted no time using new powers granted in the law. The bill changes the deadlines and procedure for challenging the ballot language of measures placed before voters by the General Assembly or by […]
Tech-related tariffs remain uncertain, but prepare for cost hikes, experts say
The price of technology goods and services in the U.S. will likely rise in the next few months, experts say, as the White House continues to shift its strategy on tariffs for imported electronic hardware. After initial reports that Chinese goods would receive as high as a 145% tariff, President Donald Trump said on April 13 […]
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St. Louis health director, appointed by Mayor Jones, resigns
Davis, who led the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and oversaw expansions of the department’s work, was close with former mayor Tishaura O. Jones.
Centene stock falls on fear of Medicaid cuts, CEO sounds optimistic note
Despite reporting increased profits, Centene's stock takes a hit as investors grapple with potential changes to Medicaid.
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Kansas City sues RFK Jr. over cuts to local vaccination, disease testing efforts
Missouri’s biggest city filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and the agency he leads.
Police ID man shot, killed outside gas station in Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood
Officers were called to a shooting at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, St. Louis police said.
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