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Gov. Pritzker Signs Memorandum of Understanding Between Illinois and the United Kingdom
SPRINGFIELD — Today Governor JB Pritzker joined British officials at the Illinois State Capitol to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Illinois and the United Kingdom, building on a decades-long trade relationship between the two entities. The MOU, which focuses on advancing manufacturing in the energy, technology and life sciences sectors, was first agreed to during the Governor’s visit to the United Kingdom in 2023. “Now more than ever, it’s essential that states like in Illinois build and maintain healthy relationships with major trade partners—and for years, the United Kingdom has met Illinois with equal enthusiasm and desire for increased cooperation and partnership,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “Signing this MOU is the next step in growing our strong trade relationship that will benefit both Illinois and the UK, and I look forward to seeing how this agreement will spur additional opportunities across sectors.” ‘The
RFK Jr. Travels To Texas To Look Over What He Helped Create, Including A Tiny Casket
A second child has died from measles. And RFK Jr. attended the funeral. Kennedy said in a social media post that he was working to โcontrol the outbreakโ and went to Gaines County to comfort the families who have buried two young children. He was seen late Sunday afternoon outside of a Mennonite church where the funeral […]
Trump Undone (Well, Partially Put on Hold)
Today on TAP: The president is compelled to delay his tariffs. The Republican Congress failed to do it, so the markets did.
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Man charged in apparent road rage shooting that led to crash in Florissant
A man faces felony charges after he allegedly fired shots during an apparent road rage incident in Florissant, which led to the victim crashing her car.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch 'least attractive' part of bid for Lee Enterprises, Hoffmann says
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other large newspapers are the "least attractive" part of Lee Enterprises, David Hoffmann said in an interview.
Sex Pistols dedicate Sydney concert to Blondie drummer Clem Burke
Sex Pistols brought their tour to Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday, and dedicated the show to late Blondie drummer Clem Burke.โVery quickly I just want to take a moment to dedicate…
Developer that proposed downtown hotel is hit with judgment at the site
St. Louis architecture firm Arcturis has been awarded a $58,570 judgment in a lawsuit filed against a developer who proposed a new hotel downtown.
Weed grower in south St. Louis County sues to recoup $200k in unpaid debts
JG Missouri did not immediately respond to multiple requests to comment.
Gov. Kehoe names first 15 communities in Missouri's new Blue Shield program
Gov. Mike Kehoe has announced the first 15 Missouri communities to earn a Blue Shield designation through the state's new Blue Shield program, which makes them eligible for state funding to enhance law enforcement services.
Drunk driver charged for I-55 head-on collision
A 30-year-old woman has been charged for drunk driving that resulted in a wrong-way head-on collision earlier this year.
Trump pauses tariffs on most nations for 90 days, raises taxes on Chinese imports
WASHINGTON (AP) โ Facing a global market meltdown, President Donald Trump on Wednesday abruptly backed down on his tariffs on most nations for 90 days, but raised the tax rate on Chinese imports to 125%. It was seemingly an attempt to narrow what had been an unprecedented trade war between the U.S. and most of [...]
St. Louis food business giant closing 2 plants, cutting 300 jobs
Post Holdings Inc., the nearly $8 billion consumer packaged goods holding company, is closing two manufacturing facilities, affecting hundreds of workers.
Ferguson man shoots at food driver over ice cream delivery: Police
Charges have been filed against a Ferguson man for attacking and later shooting at a delivery driver who was bringing the man ice cream.
Trump Loyalist Judge Smacks Down Trump Admin Over Blocking The AP
For someone who claims he single-handedly “brought free speech back,” Donald Trump sure spends a lot of time trying to silence speech he doesn’t like. His latest attempt just got demolished by one of his own hand-picked judges, as Judge Trevor McFadden ruled against the administration for its blatantly retaliatory ban of Associated Press reporters […]
Long-shot gambling overhaul approved by razor-thin margin in Missouri House
The measure designed to tax and regulate gambling machines was approved 83-73 by House, just one vote over the minimum needed to advance. It now moves to the Senate.
Murder suspect set up fake drug deal in St. Louis County to kill man, charges say
Leroy McCauley faces first-degree murder and armed criminal action charges. He was in jail Wednesday on a $1 million bond.
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