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The only way for a story to progress is to turn the page. John Ondrasik— the songwriter and performer known as the platinum- selling, Grammy-nominated, Five For Fighting—knows this well. […]

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It’s not clear who will now write the Congressionally mandated National Climate Assessment — or whether it will be written at all.

Page said that he and the council needed to "work together to find another path."

Come sing your hearts out at Hidden Gem's weekly karaoke. Hosted every Tuesday from 7pm-11am. Free to attend. 21+.

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The program used federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to make repairs to private properties and then bill property owners, including via liens on properties.

Investigators are still piecing together what led to a devastating crash that rocked this tight-knit community. One neighbor saw it all unfold and rushed to help.

The building was still under construction at the time of the fire. No injuries were reported.

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 Doors 5:30 pm Show 6:30 pm Reserved $79.50 | $69.50 GA $55.00

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Otis Williams spent 22 years at the agency, including the last eight as executive director.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – Update: The St. Louis County Police Department (SLCPD) announced that the 10-year-old boy returned home and is safe.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) released the following statement in response to the devastating car crash in Chatham, which claimed the lives of two 7-year-olds, an 8-year-old, and an 18-year-old. Six other children were hospitalized, one of whom remains in critical condition as of this morning. “The loss of these young lives is something no parent, no family, and no community should ever have to bear. To the families of these four victims and those injured, my heart aches for you. You and all those touched by this nightmare are in my constant thoughts and prayers. “I am grateful to the first responders who acted with remarkable bravery and urgency, as well as to the school staff, faith leaders, Red Cross, and volunteers who have offered their support to our community. "As the days and weeks unfold, I hope our community continues to support and uplift one another through this challenging time.”

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ROXANA – Phillips 66 is proud to celebrate April as Good Energy Month , a company-wide initiative that encourages employees across the country to engage in meaningful volunteer service. Employees around the country participate in company-sponsored service projects and are also encouraged to donate their personal time to support local organizations. Wood River Refinery hosted its annual volunteer project to support a local native forest preserve. On April 24, sixteen employees, including members of the Refinery’s Environmental team, donated 64 hours to support the Edwardsville Children’s Museum Micro Forest. Volunteers performed critical tasks including weeding, staking, replacing tree tubes, and mulching to help the young forest thrive. “This is our fifth year supporting this project, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see the progress and growth of the trees in this micro-forest,” said Melissa Erker, Director of Mid Continent Public Affairs

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Two Bald Eagle chicks were rescued by the World Bird Sanctuary after they reportedly fell from their nest into St. Francois County’s Big River.

EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville Township is pleased to announce that the Township Board passed Paid Parental Leave for Edwardsville Township full-time employees. The resolution provides up to twelve weeks of paid leave for new mothers and fathers. “Edwardsville Township strives to be a leader in our community and is aware of the many challenges facing new parents,” said Township Supervisor Kevin Hall. “We hope this demonstrates how much we value our great employees and will be an example for other organizations in our community.” From the University of Illinois School of Labor and Employee Relations: Paid parental leave is associated with lower rates of child mortality, higher rates of vaccination, reduced risk of childhood obesity and diabetes, and more regular health check-ups. Paid parental leave increases weekly hours worked for mothers by up to 17 percent in the years after birth, boosting labor force participation. Paid leave for fathers shortens

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More than half a billion dollars in general revenue earmarks added to the Missouri budget for hundreds of local projects or favored vendors will be in play when the final budget negotiations take place next week. The Missouri Senate on Tuesday night began debating 13 spending bills to fund state government operations in the coming […]

Negotiators are calling for involvement in the agreement’s decision-making process, not just an acknowledgement of their presence.