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St. Louis is rolling out $19M for tornado relief. Most is Rams money.
Mayor Cara Spencer said the money would pay for home repairs, rental assistance and resource hubs distributing supplies, among other things.
Did anyone see dude run a red light and hit me at Page and Ashby? I need your help!
Raging Rivers WaterPark Offers Special Events This Weekend
QEM "Big Red Day" on July 11th We're celebrating our First Responders with "Big Red Day" from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Be One of the First 200 Kids to Receive a Firefighter Fun Helmet! Bring the whole family and join us for fun and excitement! Get creative with our coloring activities Climb aboard real fire engines and snap photos with our incredible professional firefighters Enjoy up-close experiences with fire trucks DJ and so much more! Think you have what it takes to win? Enter our very first QEM Inaugural Cornhole Tournament for your chance to take home the trophy and a $500 cash prize. Proceeds from the night event will benefit the QEM Fire Protection District. Firework Fridays & Family Fun Nights on July 11th Experience Family Fun Night on July 11th from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. with a spectacular fireworks show! You can play all day and night with a Season Pass or a full day admission ticket. The evening admission at 6 pm is $24.99. Sensory Sundays at Raging Rivers o
Teen charged in deadly Jennings road rage shooting
A teenager accused in a deadly road rage shooting in Jennings earlier this year now faces criminal charges.
Road Rage in South County
Water restored in Winfield, residents under boil advisory thru Saturday
Winfield's 1,500 residents have water again a day after the town's water supply was disrupted by a broken valve.
St. Louis Mayor Spencer Announces Disaster Relief Spending Plan, Creation of Recovery Office, and Additional Debris Removal
ST. LOUIS – Today, Mayor Cara Spencer announced a plan to invest $19.2 million in the next phase of recovery from the May 16 tornado. She also announced a new contract to scale up the City’s debris removal efforts. This plan is for $19.2 million, including $18 million in allocated Rams funds and $1.2 million in Community Development Block Grant funds. Those funds will support efforts in the following areas. $2.5 million for resource hubs needs such as meals and supplies, including coolers, port-a-potties, dumpsters, and more. $2.2 million for unmet needs such as storage of personal belongings, rental assistance, and non-congregate temporary housing. $5 million for home repairs for uninsured and underinsured. $3.5 million for case management, mental health, and legal services. $1 million to provide cooling through water stations and water sprinklers. Up to $5 million for non-profit support, including for resource hub and distribution staffing. “The
100 Years Ago: Tire Store Grand Opening With Bears in Alton
ALTON - On July 10, 1925, Winkler Tire Service filling station opened at Seventh and Belle Streets in Alton, complete with a bear cage. “Winkler said that he noticed long ago when autos came up to get gas the process was tiresome to the children.” His solution was to build a bear cage and place two real live bear cubs in it. There was a water feature for them to play in and trees to climb. A smaller section of the cage also contained squirrels. In addition to the animal entertainment, Winkler had a big balloon floating over the lot for the opening and 2,000 small balloons to hand out to children. “The bears were the main attraction, especially for the children, but many of the elders went through the fire proof building.” The new filling station was fireproof, with concrete floors, brick walls and metal lath construction. The station also had a ladies’ restroom and a men’s restroom, a telephone for use by the public, a Western Union clock, and
Trump emergency tariffs violate Constitution, Democrats argue in court case
WASHINGTON — U.S. Democratic lawmakers argued in a new legal filing this week that President Donald Trump’s sweeping emergency tariffs usurped congressional power, and they urged a federal appellate court to strike down the duties on foreign imports. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is set to hear oral arguments over some […]
Superman Open Caption movie event for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Saturday evening July 19 in Edwardsville
Idaho AG Office Forces Schools To Take Down ‘Everyone Is Welcome’ Signs For Being ‘Political’
It’s been interesting to watch the current administration and its GOP backers contort themselves into logical pretzels to explain to Americans why their policies, which are clearly either steeped or tinged with racist elements, are not in fact racist. Immigration policies and practices that are conducted without such annoyances as due process are waved off […]
Trump Will Double the Price of Coffee to Help a Fellow Fascist Coup-ster
Today on TAP: He proposed a 50 percent tariff on Brazilian imports unless they stop trying to hold Bolsonaro accountable for his attempted coup.
Listen to Toni Cornell cover The Beach Boys’ ‘God Only Knows’
Toni Cornell, daughter of the late Chris Cornell, has released a cover of the Beach Boys song "God Only Knows."The rendition is dedicated to late Beach Boys mastermind Brian Wilson,…
Mayor Spencer Announces Disaster Relief Spending Plan, Creation of Recovery Office, and Additional Debris Removal
The next phase of recovery from the May 16 tornado
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Medicaid cuts could be devastating for the Delta and the rest of rural America
LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. — East Carroll Parish sits in the northeastern corner of Louisiana, along the winding Mississippi River. Its seat, Lake Providence, was a thriving agricultural center of the Delta. Now, the town is a shell of its former self. Charred and dilapidated buildings dot the small city center. There are a few gas […]
Ex-Manchester police captain sues city, claims he was forced to resign
The former captain of the Manchester Police Department has filed a lawsuit against the City of Manchester, claiming he was forced to resign last year without due process and that city officials harmed his professional reputation.
Sunflowers return to Spanish Lake area
Late bloomers worth the wait: Sunflowers Return to Columbia Bottom Conservation Site for the Summer SPANISH LAKE, Mo.—Frequent rains earlier this spring caused a slight delay in planting sunflowers at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area (CA) this season. However, sunflower lovers will still have the opportunity again this summer to view and photograph […]
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Ferguson-Florissant schools to borrow up to $25 million amid budget crisis
Ferguson Florissant School District officials said they’d have to borrow in order to pay bills and meet payroll through the end of the year.