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Earthbound brewery on Cherokee Street closing after 10 years
Earthbound Beer, a popular brewery in St. Louis, will close in December 2024 after ten years of operation, as the owners plan to pursue new ventures.
Survey: St. Louis voters back Rams settlement for infrastructure
A majority of voters support using the $280 million NFL Rams settlement for infrastructure improvements, with 55% favoring redeveloping vacant buildings and infrastructure in Downtown and underinvested neighborhoods.
Lines out the door at Uncle Bill’s Pancake House in days before close
“We were like family,” one customer said from the front of the line on Monday.
Cybersecurity breach prompts Missouri American Water to pause billing
The St. Louis region's biggest water utility has paused billing after a “cybersecurity incident." The company said its water remains safe to drink.
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St. Louis Fire Department responding to fire in Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Fire Department is responding to a first alarm fire in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood Monday afternoon. Crews are working in the 2700 block of Mills St. According to the fire department, the building is a two-story apartment building with multi-unit rows. The building is vacant, the department added. Heavy flames [...]
Mehlville man accused of springtime catalytic converter thefts
A Mehlville man is accused of stealing several catalytic converters in a springtime crime spree.
Sacred Spaces of CARE Partners with Alton Police Department to Promote Officer Wellness
ALTON - Officer wellness is a top priority at the Alton Police Department. Sacred Spaces of CARE, a local nonprofit that focuses on mental health and substance use, has partnered with the Alton Police Department to promote officer wellness. With wellness initiatives and increased support within the department, the goal is to help officers process trauma and make healthy choices. “We’re people too, and that’s what everybody kind of forgets sometimes,” said APD Lieutenant James Siatos. “We have to be kind of a light switch sometimes. Especially in the city of Alton here, we do have a lot of critical incidents that do happen here. There is violent crime here in Alton. So you’ll respond to a critical incident and then an hour later you could be at home bouncing a 2-year-old on your knee, playing with your kids." Siatos is a peer coordinator within the department, meaning he works closely with Sacred Spaces founder Megan Tyler. Together, they
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Panera resolves wrongful death lawsuit over ‘charged lemonade’
Documents filed with the Eastern District Court of Pennsylvania on Monday stated that issues between the Katz family and Panera have been resolved and dismissed.
Collinsville Vocational Center Expansion Site Visit Scheduled for Oct. 9
COLLINSVILLE — Representative Katie Stuart will visit the Collinsville Area Vocational Center (CAVC) expansion site at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, to review the construction plans and grounds. Stuart played a key role in securing $25 million in funding from the State of Illinois for the project. Stuart was invited to the site by Collinsville Community Unit School District #10 Superintendent Dr. Mark B. Skertich and CAVC Director Joe McGinnis, who will accompany her during the visit. The event will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn more about the expansion, view construction plans and renderings. The new CAVC facility aims to enhance Career and Technical Education in the region, marking a significant investment in local education. Further information regarding the event will be provided to attendees.
Business group wants Rams money spent in neighborhoods, downtown
Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. on Monday released a poll of city voters showing they support its plan for spending the government's portion of the Rams settlement money.
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OSF HealthCare Welcomes New Leadership Team for The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis
PEORIA – OSF HealthCare is pleased to announce the appointment of Sister Agnes Joseph Williams, O.S.F., as the new Major Superior of The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, effective October 6. Joining her in leadership for the next six years are Sister Judith Ann Duvall, O.S.F., Sister Theresa Ann Brazeau, O.S.F., Sister Rose Therese Mann, O.S.F., and Sister Teresa Paul Selamat, O.S.F., who will serve as her council in guiding the Mission and Ministry of OSF HealthCare. Sister Agnes Joseph succeeds Sister Judith Ann, who has faithfully led The Sisters for the past 18 years. Under Sister Judith Ann’s leadership, OSF HealthCare has grown into one of the largest Catholic health systems in Illinois, staying true to its Mission of serving with the greatest care and love. Her unwavering commitment to our faith-driven Ministry has left an indelible mark on the communities we serve. "We are deeply grateful to Sister Judith Ann for her remarkable leadership, devotion, and
St. Louis loses out on nonstop flight to Dublin, route given to Nashville instead
Elon Musk’s “Sorry, Twitter No Longer Exists” Defense Falls Flat Down Under
You know how little kids sometimes play a game where they claim they’ve changed their name, and you can no longer blame them for what they did under their previous name? You know how that never actually works? Well, about that… Elon seems to be trying a corporate version of that trick in Australia, and […]
EPA tailpipe emission rules facing strong opposition in Illinois, elsewhere
(The Center Square) – The assault on the Biden administration's tough tailpipe emissions standards continue.
St. Louis exec among 10 charged for illegally selling over $1B in opioid pills
The founder of a pharmaceutical company in Maryland Heights is among 10 other medicinal executives and distributors charged with illegally selling nearly 70 million opioid pills in Houston, Texas.
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