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ROXANA - In 2024, Phillips 66 Wood River Refinery supported over 100 local organizations through monetary donations, company-sponsored service projects, and employee volunteer efforts. Combined with employee giving and Phillips 66 corporate grants, the company invested over $1.1 million in total support. “This region has so much to offer and has amazing support systems to ensure the viability of the residents and communities through a network of not-for-profit agencies, educational institutions, and emergency response networks.” Said Melissa Erker, Director of Midcontinent Public Affairs for Phillips 66. “ We are proud to be able to invest in so many programs to benefit our neighbors and communities.” Through the local charitable giving budget, the Refinery donated over $355,000 to support educational, environmental, safety and well-being, and social advancement organizations and projects. Major gift recipients include the City of Wood River Re Center,

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The FireAid concert on Jan. 30 in Inglewood, California, is taking place in two separate venues: Kia Forum and Intuit Dome. Now we know who'll be playing in which venue,…

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A St. Louis man who is on probation in the 2018 fatal attack on a retired city police sergeant is back in jail after police say he illegally possessed a gun.

Yesterday Donald Trump issued a pair of executive orders that were generally described as ending the "weaponization of government" and stopping "censorship." That seemed largely symbolic and they were mostly ignored. So imagine my surprise when I actually read them. They're far from symbolic and have nothing to do with ending anything. They're both full-on ...continue reading "Trump has given his revenge fantasies free rein"

This post was written on Sunday. By the time you read it there may have been 12,492 further unconstitutional TikTok-related hijinks since then, but because this particular kind of unconstitutional violation might well rear its ugly head again, if not with respect to TikTok then with respect to something else, it’s still worth pointing out […]

Fire crews are working to extinguish a commercial fire in Jennings, Missouri, with officials urging residents to avoid the area.

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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is continuing to search for the suspect involved in striking a man with a hammer on a Metro bus over the weekend.

One member of the Missouri Senate has made another proposal to raise the minimum age of marriage within the state.

Carriers have the right to refuse delivery to areas that may be dangerous, including slick walkways.

Billy Idol is hitting the road this summer with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.Idol just announced dates for a new trek, dubbed It’s A Nice Day To … Tour Again,…

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ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - A new Ollie's Bargain Outlet is coming to St. Peters after the company acquired the site of a former store. Ollie's Discount Outlet, known for offering name-brand products at a bargain price across different departments, will be located at 5881 Suemandy Drive, the former home of Big Lots. The announcement [...]

Police said the woman was likely pushing the stroller in the bike lane to avoid ice-covered sidewalks when she and the child were hit.

ALTON — Centerstone is proud to announce the unveiling of its new community pantry, a resource designed to support individuals and families in need throughout the Alton area. The unveiling event will take place on Wednesday, February 5, at 9:30 a.m. at Centerstone’s Edwards Street clinic in Alton (Main St side of the building). All members of the community are invited to attend and celebrate this exciting addition to Centerstone’s continuum of services. The community pantry represents Centerstone’s continued commitment to addressing the mental and physical health needs of the communities it serves. Guests attending the event are encouraged to bring a non-perishable or basic essential item to help stock the pantry and contribute to this meaningful effort. “Our community pantry was inspired by some of our team members and is a reflection of Centerstone's commitment to meeting the needs of those we serve. It’s more than just shelves and supplies, it’

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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and business group Greater St. Louis Inc. on Tuesday unveiled a compromise on how to spend funds from the settlement of the 2017 Rams litigation.