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Cowardice And Capitulation At Cornell
On Friday it was announced that my alma mater, Cornell, had caved to the Trump administration and agreed to a “deal” the federal government had offered them to get back the funding it had illegally cut off from Cornell as part of its authoritarian efforts to bully top universities into submission. This capitulation came just […]
Graham Nash announces spring 2026 tour dates
Graham Nash has announced his first shows of 2026.The new tour kicks off April 4 in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, with stops in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, South Carolina and…
North St. Louis battery factory officially dead after Trump administration cuts funding
Hundreds of jobs and a new domestic manufacturing source for electric vehicle batteries are scuttled.
On the Record: Pekin Republican said Downstate bailed out Chicago transit
State Rep. Travis Weaver is opposed to the use of Central Illinois tax dollars to bail out Chicago Transit, and has expressed disappointment at the lack of action taken to address operational problems and fare increases, while also opposing the cost of the energy bill for consumers.
Long-time police chief pleads guilty in connection to $150K embezzlement case
A former police chief and city administrator of Velda City pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday morning for stealing more than $100,000.
Pop star Meghan Trainor coming to St. Louis, Kansas City on 2026 tour
Renowned pop star Meghan Trainor will launch a United States tour next summer in support of her upcoming seventh full-length album.
Fairview Heights Police Graduate New Citizens Academy Class
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS — The Fairview Heights Police Department recently celebrated the graduation of its latest Citizens Police Academy class after a 10-week program designed to educate participants about law enforcement operations. The academy provided attendees with hands-on experiences, including training in firearms, patrol procedures, and other aspects of police work. Throughout the program, the Fairview Heights Police Department said participants engaged in activities aimed
Fairview Heights Police Graduate New Citizens Academy Class
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS — The Fairview Heights Police Department recently celebrated the graduation of its latest Citizens Police Academy class after a 10-week program designed to educate participants about law enforcement operations. The academy provided attendees with hands-on experiences, including training in firearms, patrol procedures, and other aspects of police work. Throughout the program, the Fairview Heights Police Department said participants engaged in activities aimed
Alton Police Highlight Safety Improvements In Early Morning Bar Closures, Others Protest
ALTON — A resolution to eliminate late-night liquor licenses in Alton has moved forward to the City Council for consideration following a contentious Committee of the Whole meeting on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025 . The proposal, which would end liquor sales past 1 a.m. in downtown Alton, was met with mixed reactions from community members who voiced both opposition and support. The late-night bar resolution passed the committee with a 5-2 vote and is scheduled for City Council approval on Wednesday,
Alton Police Highlight Safety Improvements In Early Morning Bar Closures, Others Protest
ALTON — A resolution to eliminate late-night liquor licenses in Alton has moved forward to the City Council for consideration following a contentious Committee of the Whole meeting on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025 . The proposal, which would end liquor sales past 1 a.m. in downtown Alton, was met with mixed reactions from community members who voiced both opposition and support. The late-night bar resolution passed the committee with a 5-2 vote and is scheduled for City Council approval on Wednesday,
ByHeart Issues Voluntary Recall Of Two Infant Formula Batches
NEW YORK, N.Y.– ByHeart External Link Disclaimer , a next-generation baby nutrition company, announced today that, out of an abundance of caution, it has chosen to voluntarily recall two batches of ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula following notification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of a broader ongoing investigation into a recent outbreak of infant botulism. Infant botulism is a rare but potentially fatal illness that presents a serious threat to the health o
ByHeart Issues Voluntary Recall Of Two Infant Formula Batches
NEW YORK, N.Y.– ByHeart External Link Disclaimer , a next-generation baby nutrition company, announced today that, out of an abundance of caution, it has chosen to voluntarily recall two batches of ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula following notification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of a broader ongoing investigation into a recent outbreak of infant botulism. Infant botulism is a rare but potentially fatal illness that presents a serious threat to the health o
Alton moves to end liquor sales after 1 a.m.
Late-night drinkers in Alton may soon have to call it quits earlier as the city moves closer to approving 1 a.m. cutoff for liquor sales.
Heart’s Nancy Wilson set for new Rock & Roll Hall of Fame podcast
Heart's Nancy Wilson is set to appear on a new podcast from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.The Music Makes Us podcast, premiering Nov. 18, will be hosted by…
Opponents ask judge to throw out Missouri's new Trump-friendly congressional maps
A decision could come later this month.
Anyone have a need for prickly pear fruit? My cactus is full of them.
Judge hears arguments over legality of gerrymandered Missouri congressional map
The old cliche that “silence is golden” became “silence is confusing” on Wednesday in Cole County Circuit Court as attorneys argued over the power of Missouri lawmakers to gerrymander congressional maps in the middle of a decade. Circuit Judge Christopher Limbaugh must decide if language missing from the state Constitution’s directive on when and how […]
WashU, BJC doctors will accept UnitedHealthcare marketplace plans, despite website error
BJC and UnitedHealthcare are partnering next year, even though that's not clear on Healthcare.gov.
What to know about the status of SNAP food aid as a vote nears to end the shutdown
Congress could soon resume food aid benefits that were paused at the start of November. How fast SNAP payments reach beneficiaries could vary by state. Some experts say it could be quicker in states that have not loaded debit cards with any benefits yet than in those that have provided partial payments. President Donald Trump's administration halted payments for the program used by 1 in 8 Americans due to the government shutdown. It has been subject to seesawing legal decisions ever since. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to keep on hold lower-court rulings that the government should immediately fully fund the program.
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