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"There is a whole class of professionals who are trained to manage cities," Alderwoman Daniela Velázquez said. "It seemed like it could be a good solution for St. Louis."
ST. LOUIS -- Seasonal stress is especially profound during the holidays. Gatherings, gift giving, and grief are just some of the things that can weigh on the mind – and body. Tom Duff, Exec. Director of CHADS Coalition, spoke with Fox 2’s Jasmine Huda about coping with holiday stress and simple steps to take to [...]
ST. LOUIS -- The top-ranking official in St. Louis’ FBI Field Office is wrapping up her first 100 days, marked with big cases, and big meetings. Most recently, Special Agent In Charge Ashley Johnson announced charges in the case involving Colin Brown, the CBC student athlete who was killed after he was struck by a [...]
Elton John and Rod Stewart haven't been that close in recent years, but Elton still made it a point to wish his old pal a happy 80th birthday on Friday.On…
Watlow, a Maryland Heights-based industrial technology firm, has added two new regional leadership roles to its executive team to oversee business in Asia and Europe.
A postal carrier from southern Illinois was sentenced to 32 months in federal prison after she admitted to stealing credit cards from the mail and using them for personal expenses.
GRAFTON - Raging Rivers WaterPark will host the largest snowball fight in the Riverbend region. At 12 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025, the community is invited to Raging Rivers at 100 Palisades Parkway in Grafton for a huge "Snowball Showdown." Attendees will be asked to sign waivers before the fight begins, and then the fun will commence in the Raging Rivers parking lot. “We like to have fun with the community,” said Park Manager Jeremy Hayes. “We hope to get people to engage. It’s more about engagement than anything. It's just getting people out, meeting new people, mingling. If we can create two or three new friendships in a season, we feel like we've accomplished something.” The idea for the snowball fight started as a joke between staff members. They teased that they wanted to throw snowballs at Raging Rivers management. As the conversation continued, staff members decided it would be fun to have a snowball fight with the community. Raging
The minimum wage will increase in nearly half the states this year even as the federal wage floor remains stuck at $7.25 per hour. In many states, the minimum wage is automatically adjusted upward as inflation rises. But voters in several states, including deeply red ones such as Alaska and Missouri, chose in November to […]
Experience the adrenaline rush of high-performance cars at the St. Louis Auto Show. From Jan. 9 to 12, you can discover the power, precision and unmatched speed of the latest […]
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced Friday in his New York hush money case just days before his inauguration, making him the only past and future U.S. president with a criminal record. Trump has faced four criminal prosecutions but the New York state case was the sole one that went to trial. A jury convicted […]
Eric Jordan Williams, 21, was sentenced to life without parole plus 45 years in prison for fatally shooting 20-year-old Joyce Freeman in November 2020, after she and her boyfriend were fired upon while preparing to take her four-day-old son to a doctor's appointment.
Over at the Free Press, the editors use the LA wildfires as an excuse to run that most tedious of genres: how California went from being great to being a progressive hellhole that spends all its money on woke frivolities: But they’ve neglected the basics: crime (the murder rate is up more than 15 percent ...continue reading "California is doing fine, thank you very much"
For quite some time now, we’ve pointed out how Jim Jordan has weaponized the government to suppress speech. Quite frequently, he seems to be doing this in coordination with Elon Musk. And yet, somehow, it felt like we were the only ones calling this out. So many in the media seem fine repeating the lie […]
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