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14-year-old grazed by stray bullet at midnight New Year's Eve
A 14-year-old was injured at midnight on New Year's Eve after a stray bullet grazed his face.
Neil Young to release ‘lost’ album ‘Oceanside Countryside’
Neil Young has announced his latest Analog Original Series release, the “lost” album Oceanside Countryside.The previously unreleased album was recorded before 1978’s Comes A Time and includes three songs that wound up appearing…
Alton Public Works Outlines Snow Removal Strategy
ALTON - The Alton Public Works Department is preparing for the winter storm event coming into our area this weekend. The forecast has changed and will continue to do so until the storm arrives. "Please be aware that our crews will focus on clearing the main routes through town first before touching any side streets," the department said in a statement. A couple tips to ensure both your safety and that of City of Alton snow plow drivers, please remember and practice the following tips: · If possible, avoid travel. · Don't follow too closely behind a snowplow; follow at a safe distance, stay at least 200 feet behind it. Do not attempt to overtake, as the road behind the plow is likely to be safer than the road ahead. · If you must get around the plow, do so with great caution and NEVER pass a snowplow on the right. Don’t assume the plow operator can see you. · Be aware of where snowplows are. If a plow truck approaches you, maintain your current
Judge denies St. Louis personnel director’s bid to delay removal hearing
An attorney for Personnel Director Sonya Jenkins-Gray said in court Friday that Mayor Tishaura O. Jones was “hell-bent” on removing her.
St. Louis spots where kids eat for free
From pasta to bar bites, make a budget-friendly night of it with these family restaurants.
Saint Louis Fashion Fund names new leader
Saint Louis Fashion Fund was founded in 2014 with the goal of bringing more fashion talent and designers to St. Louis.
KSDK eyeing new office near Forest Park
Television station KSDK (Channel 5) plans to leave downtown for a new office just south of Forest Park.
U.S. Steel, Nippon Steel say they're not done fighting for deal
U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel on Friday struck back at what they called President Biden's "unlawful decision" to block its proposed $14.9 billion transaction and vowed to challenge it in court.
Johnson Wins Speaker Battle; War Goes On
An extended first ballot shows the tenuous hold Johnson has on the House Republican caucus.
Alton's Eagle Ice Festival Promises Free Eagle-Themed Fun This Weekend
ALTON - Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau , the Audubon Center at Riverlands and the National Great Rivers Museum are gearing up for the annual Eagle Ice Festival. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, community members are encouraged to enjoy the free Eagle Ice Festival, complete with activities, crafts and eagle meet-and-greets. Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau will host people at FLOCK Food Truck Park, while the Audubon Center and National Great Rivers Museum will welcome folks to their locations for additional free activities. “You can go to all three occasions and enjoy our different activities at each site throughout the day,” explained Emily Connor, education manager at the Audubon Center. “It is a really special time for our region to get to see all these birds migrating through the winter and meeting in this confluence area of the rivers.” Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Great
Edwardsville Prepares for Major Winter Storm This Weekend
EDWARDSVILLE - The City Of Edwardsville Public Works Department on Friday, Jan. 3, 2025, reports it is actively monitoring the forecast ahead of the predicted winter storm. "We are prepared and stocked with salt, trucks and other supplies as the first big snowstorm of the winter approaches," the Public Works Department said in a statement. "Our crews will be out salting and plowing as soon as possible as road conditions necessitate. For public safety, we’ll prioritize the City’s main roads to ensure our police and fire departments can safely respond and travel during emergency situations. Side streets, arterial and collector routes that serve higher traffic are the next priority, followed by subdivisions and residential areas." The Public Works Department said if you can avoid or limit travel during this winter weather event, please do so. "If you must be on the roads, please be patient, cautious and leave plenty of space between your vehicle and others on the road. It’s
St. Louis fashion nonprofit names new leader
The Saint Louis Fashion Fund, a nonprofit promoting the fashion industry in St. Louis, has named an executive director, who will serve on a part-time basis.
Outgoing Missouri Sec. of State Jay Ashcroft to put political career on hold
After eight years as Missouri's Secretary of State, Jay Ashcroft will step down from office this month and seemingly pause his political career.
Midwest Snow Storm: A dangerous mix of snow, sleet, & freezing rain
A complex winter storm system threatening the region this weekend could create dangerous travel conditions and potential power outages due to a mix of frozen precipitation depending on location, with freezing rain posing the greatest danger.
Cardinals broadcaster exits bankruptcy
Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Cardinals and Blues broadcaster FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, said Thursday it has emerged from bankruptcy and rebranded.
Emergency agency shares 'milk and bread frenzy' forecast across St. Louis
A "hoarding" forecast of bread and milk in the St. Louis region was shared by the emergency management office in St. Louis County ahead of this weekend's storm.
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Madison County: Westbound I-270 Lane Changes
GRANITE CITY – The Illinois Department of Transportation today announced that as part of ongoing efforts to replace the Interstate 270 bridges between Illinois 3 and Riverview Drive in Missouri, a stage change is scheduled to take place on I-270 starting at noon on Friday, Jan. 3. To facilitate the stage change, westbound I-270 traffic will be shifted to the new south span using a temporary crossover just west of the Canal Bridge. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction while the shift occurs. By 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, all four lanes are expected to reopen on the new south span with the new traffic pattern in place. The new configuration will allow eastbound and westbound traffic to use the new south bridge while the adjacent structure is built over the next two years. As the I-270 project continues, the public should expect lane shifts, overnight lane closures and delays. Drivers are urged to allow extra time for trips through this area, pa
Friday Cat Blogging – 3 January 2025
In our first catblogging of 2025, here is Charlie briefly looking away from the great outside world beyond our fence. He's been known to slither through the fence to see what's going on out there, but not so much lately. Too many dogs, perhaps.
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