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ST. LOUIS – Police are investigating after a man is shot in Downtown St. Louis.The shooting happened a couple blocks south of Enterprise Center on the 14th Street bridge just after midnight.He told police he was walking on the bridge when an unknown man approached and fired two shots before running away.The victim was taken [...]

February 8th has witnessed a multitude of significant events throughout history, spanning various categories such as science, politics, culture, and more. One of the most notable events in recent history happened on February 8, 2023, when scientists from around the world gathered to announce a groundbreaking discovery in the field of quantum computing. The team, comprised of physicists from the United States, Europe, and Asia, unveiled a new quantum processor that is capable of solving complex problems at unprecedented speeds. This innovation has been hailed as a potential game-changer, with implications for various fields including cryptography, materials science, and artificial intelligence. Experts believe that advancements in quantum computing could lead to solutions for some of the world’s most pressing challenges, such as climate change and disease prevention. In the world of sports, February 8, 1986, was a day of triumph for the New York Giants. The team won Super Bow

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ST. LOUIS - When seeking a career, it's crucial to conduct thorough research to find a job that'll fit you best. Although many pick their occupation based on their interest, it is important to find a job that pays well, can provide financial stability, and helps fund your lifestyle. In an effort to give individuals [...]

ST. LOUIS – A man has died after being hit by a car in north St. Louis Friday afternoon. Police say it happened around 2 p.m. Friday at West Florissant and Kingshighway. Investigators say 64-year-old Alexander Larken had just stepped off a Bi-State bus when he tried to cross the street between the bus and [...]

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MARKHAM - Today, Governor JB Pritzker joined the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as officials from Pace and the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA), to celebrate the award of two grants totaling $58 million (Pace, $27 million; RTA on behalf of CTA, $31 million). The funding will be used to purchase all-electric Class 8 public transit buses – replacing older, higher-emitting buses with 57 new, advanced technology, zero-emission buses (27 Pace buses and 30 CTA buses). The projects are funded through the State’s allocation from the Volkswagen (VW) Settlement. “Illinoisans of all backgrounds depend on Pace and the CTA. Whether commuting to work, visiting friends and family, or running their everyday errands – the convenience and efficiency of these systems is absolutely essential to their everyday lives,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “Pace has added 27 new, fully electric buses – along with 30 that will join the CTA fleet.

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EDWARDSVILLE - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Police Department has expanded its team with two special recruits sporting wagging tails and boundless enthusiasm. Meet Chase and Max, the department’s first-ever K-9s to take on the additional role of therapy dogs for the SIUE campus. These four-legged K-9s are already making a difference, offering comfort, companionship, and support to students, faculty, and staff. Chase and Max come to SIUE through a specialized rehabilitation and rescue program through the Cook County Department of Corrections, Tails of Redemption, which trains dogs for emotional support and community engagement. Unlike traditional K-9s focused on enforcement, these pups are here to soothe stress, ease anxiety and build positive connections between the police force and the campus community. The dogs undergo obedience and distraction training, ensuring they remain calm and focused in various environments. They are a crucial asset for victims

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CHICAGO- Yesterday, Governor Pritzker spoke with Canada's Ambassador to the United States, Kirsten Hillman, as part of his ongoing efforts to protect Illinois jobs and keep costs down amid the looming threats of Trump's Taxes on Working Families. Governor Pritzker and Ambassador Hillman reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining bilateral trade ties between the State of Illinois and Canada in key sectors of economic collaboration, including automotive, technology, and agriculture. They also discussed the negative impacts of proposed tariffs for both Canada and Illinois, such as increasing the prices of everyday goods and gas. Governor Pritzker committed to remaining in touch with Ambassador Hillman with information about critical Illinois companies and products that would be affected by a trade war to help Canada limit the impacts of retaliatory tariffs on Illinois. Both parties agreed to continue working together to strengthen economic ties between the state and the country. Governor

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