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Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew, 1 p.m.
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
UPDATE: Man Dies in Downtown Highway Crash
On January 4, 2025 at 11pm, District 4 officers responded to a call for an accident on the entrance ramp for the Poplar Street Bridge from I-55 Northbound. When officers arrived, they located a vehicle that crashed into the back of a tractor trailer. The adult male driver of the vehicle was found unresponsive and died on scene.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch to no longer print papers in St. Louis
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has reached the end of an era. Monday's edition marked the last one printed locally, as the Maryland Heights printing press closed after 146 years of operation. The closure impacts 48 full-time and 24 part-time employees, who must now retire or seek new jobs. This shift reflects [...]
Commentary: Alton Mayor David Goins Reflects On His Current Term
ALTON - With the arrival of the new year 2025 and the upcoming election on April 1st, I encourage you to reflect not just on the past year but on the transformative journey of my first term as your mayor since May 2021. Together, we've navigated challenges and celebrated triumphs that have shaped our vibrant community. From enhancing public safety and investing in infrastructure to fostering economic growth and promoting inclusivity, my administration has remained dedicated to serving the best interests of Alton's residents. As I seek re-election, I am excited to share the progress we've made and my vision for the future. I encourage you to join me in looking back at our achievements and forward to the opportunities that lie ahead, ensuring that Alton continues to thrive for generations to come. Your voice matters, and I am committed to listening to your needs and aspirations as we move forward together. **Key Accomplishments During My First Term:** I am proud of the achievements
Messenger: Lawmaker looks to stop Missouri from taking inmates’ money
“We all make mistakes in life. Just because we’ve made mistakes doesn’t mean the state should take our money.”
St. Louis fitness studios introduce new programs to meet the physical demands of motherhood
From prenatal to postpartum and beyond, local fitness boutique owners are introducing new classes for 2025 inspired by their own motherhood journeys.
Lawsuit claims OpenAI CEO, Missouri native Sam Altman sexually abused sister
No injuries after driver strikes MSHP truck on I-270
A driver struck a Missouri Trooper's patrol truck on Interstate 270, but no one was injured, and the MSHP is urging drivers to slow down and be aware of emergency vehicles, tow trucks, and MoDOT workers.
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This Day in History on January 8: Elvis Presley Born
January 8th has been a day of significant events in history, marking the passage of time with milestones that have shaped our world. Moving back in time, January 8th holds historical significance due to the birth of a legendary figure in music: Elvis Presley. Born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis would go on to become one of the most influential cultural icons of the 20th century. His unique blend of rock, blues, and country music revolutionized the music industry and paved the way for numerous artists who followed. Elvis's impact extended beyond music; he became a symbol of youthful rebellion and a cultural phenomenon that transcended generations. His contribution to the arts continues to be celebrated today, with countless tributes and a lasting legacy that still influences musicians around the globe. In addition to music, January 8th is also marked by significant political events. On this day in 1815, the Battle of New Orleans took place, marking a decisive
Dierbergs Markets Issues Allergy Alert On Undeclared Wheat In Product
Dierbergs is recalling all 16oz Premium Home-Style Mashed Potatoes with a Sell By Date of January 09, 2025. The product carries an undeclared allergen of Wheat. The affected product is identifiable by a label ID number of 92 in the lower left-hand corner above the UPC code. All the implicated products have been removed from store shelves. The product was distributed to the following stores: Southroads Four Seasons Warson Woods Manchester West Oak Clarkson Arnold Lemay Bogey Hills Florissant Market Place Mackenzie Point Telegraph Heritage Place 94 Crossing Deer Creek Fenton Brentwood Green Mount Wildwood 79 Crossing Wentzville Edwardsville Lake Saint Louis Crestwood The following products are included in this recall: Item Being Recalled (Name) Size UPC Use by Dates Premium Home-Style Mashed Potatoes Premium Home-Style Mashed Potatoes – 16oz 231220006538 01/09/2025 Dierbergs Markets is working closely wit
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Allman Brothers Band founding member Dickey Betts to be celebrated at memorial concert
The life of the late Allman Brothers Band guitarist and co-founder Dickey Betts will be celebrated in February with an all-star concert taking place in Macon, Georgia -- the birthplace…
St. Louis scrambling again to find beds for homeless in cold, critics say
“There was no pre-set plan,” said Audra Youmans, a core team member for St. Louis Winter Outreach. “And (city officials) were asking volunteers to fill the gap once again.
House speaker fight, battles over abortion rights and taxes loom as Missouri lawmakers return
Republican factional fights are nothing new in the Missouri General Assembly.
But what is new this year is the venue — the House of Representatives, where a sophomore lawmaker accusing his colleagues of corrupt politics seeks to upset the usually routine election of a speaker.
State Rep. Justin Sparks of Wildwood admits history is against him in his attempt to prevent state Rep. Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit from becoming speaker. Patterson, who was majority leader in the previous General Assembly,…
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Facebook Is Censoring 404 Media Stories About Facebook's Censorship
Instagram, Facebook, and Threads are removing 404 Media stories for “nudity” as the company is paid to put ads with explicit pornography in front of its users.
Podcast: Meta Goes Mask Off
We're back after the holiday with a ton of stories. Meta, Pornhub, and FBI's witnesses are all in this episode.
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