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Grace period ends for Missouri's hands-free law; drivers to be ticketed for cell phone use
As of Jan. 1, police in Missouri are no longer giving warnings to drivers caught using handheld devices or cell phones; citations will now be issued.
Terror attack in New Orleans highlights need for blood donations across the nation
As the nation mourns the tragedy of the New Year’s Eve attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, ImpactLife mobilized to send emergency blood supplies south as part of its Blood Emergency Response Corps to ensure survivors received the care they needed in the immediate aftermath.
Frigid temperatures return this week, with winter storm lurking this weekend
A new year means a new weather pattern for the bi-state region—two systems, in fact, both of which emerge later in the week. Clouds return in the early morning hours Thursday with temperatures in the upper 20s, as a weak clipper system is expected to slide through that evening. As temperatures will be subfreezing, we [...]
Islamic State-inspired driver expressed desire to kill before deadly New Orleans rampage, Biden says
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A U.S. Army veteran driving a pickup truck that bore the flag of the Islamic State group wrought carnage on New Orleans’ raucous New Year’s celebration, killing 15 people as he steered around a police blockade and slammed into revelers before being shot dead by police. The FBI said it was [...]
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Unique Program Connects Landlords With Homeless People
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: A few years back, Sabrina Jones Williams and her husband, Victor, decided to take their children on what they called a “yes” vacation. Yes, we can go to Disneyland. Yes, we can stay in an all-inclusive hotel. Yes, we can buy “fast passes” so we don’t stand in lines all day. […]
Raw data: Global investment in AI
Which country invests the most in AI? The United States by a mile. No one else is close. But things look a little different if you adjust for the size of the country: It may not come as a surprise that Israel has a high concentration of AI activity, but Sweden? I sure didn't expect ...continue reading "Raw data: Global investment in AI"
Unexpected spot for some super tender Jamaican Oxtails: Ron's Travel gas station at Hall St and Gimblin
Flags not at half mast for President Carter at Lambert.
Scott Plocher Elected SIBA President
Effective January 1, 2025, Scott Plocher, Plocher Construction Company, Inc., will become President of the Southern Illinois Builders Association. Other officers for 2025 are: First Vice President – Richard Boyer, Boyer Fire Protection, St. Louis, Missouri; Second Vice President – Matt Fricke, Warning Lites of Southern Illinois, E. St. Louis, Illinois; and Secretary/Treasurer – Dave […]
Southern Illinois Builders Association Awards Scholarships
The Southern Illinois Builders Association began offering scholarships in 2012 and since then has awarded 149 scholarships totaling approximately $300,400. On Monday, December 23, 2024, members of the SIBA Education Committee: Gregg Korte, Chairman, Korte & Luitjohan Contractors, Inc.; Rachelle Lengermann, Plocher Construction Company; Lyle Simonton, Subsurface Constructors, Inc.; and Scott Korte, Pyramid Electrical Contractors […]
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Can anyone recommend some friendly trivia nights at a bar that is open to strangers? For like a group of four people?
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A mother of 5 was stuck and killed by a train. The community is stepping up to help her family
Anyone interested in starting a local gaming group?
Fired SLDC exec claims retaliation over federal fund warnings, sues for whistleblower protection
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Legal Lens: Why victims' names are omitted in crash reports
The Missouri State Highway Patrol recently stopped releasing the names of crash victims. In our Legal Lens, Brown & Crouppen attorney Andrea McNairy explains why the change was made and where those names are considered a matter of public record.
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