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24 states join court case seeking to stop electric semitruck mandate
(The Center Square) — A coalition of 24 states, led by Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, have signed a brief against a federal electric truck mandate.
Report: Actor cast to play Stevie Van Zandt in Bruce Springsteen movie
The Bruce Springsteen movie Deliver Me From Nowhere has reportedly found its Little Steven.Deadline reports that actor Johnny Cannizzaro, who starred in Clint Eastwood’s adaptation of the musical Jersey Boys,…
Law enforcement officials prepare for possible post-election violence in D.C.
WASHINGTON — The threat of political violence will likely hang over the nation’s capital in the weeks following Election Day, security experts say, despite intensive preparations by law enforcement officials determined to avoid another Jan. 6 insurrection. The 2,000-plus officers who make up the U.S. Capitol Police, as well as other federal law enforcement agencies […]
7 shops in and around St. Louis to pick up journaling essentials
Revamp your wellness routine with an inspiring guided journal, a beautiful blank notebook, or superb writing utensils.
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'Bonnie and Clyde' suspect pleads guilty to 2021 murders in Brentwood and University City
Adrienne Simpson and Tyler Terry, were charged with killing 71-year-old Barbara Goodkin and Dr. Sergei Zacharev, 58, in May 2021.
Rep. Amy Elik Endorsed By First Responders
GODFREY - State Representative Amy Elik has received the endorsement from several groups who represent first responders. The Illinois Fraternal Order of Police, Associated Fire Fighters of Illinois, Sheriffs of Illinois PAC, and Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2 have come together to enthusiastically support Elik. These groups represent thousands of first responders across Illinois, and their endorsements recognize Elik’s dedication to the well being of police, firefighters, and other emergency personnel. Her consistent advocacy for public safety resources and support for first responders has made a tangible difference in their ability to protect and serve communities. “I’m honored to receive the endorsements from our first responders for my work in Springfield,” said Elik. “As Chicago politicians try to weaken our police and first responders, I’ve been a constant voice of support. First responders put their lives on the line for us every
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St. Louis County woman sentenced for $100,000 pandemic loan fraud
A St. Louis County woman appeared in federal court on Thursday to be sentenced for defrauding the U.S. Small Business Administration out of six figures in pandemic loan payments.
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Cooler Temps Drive Stink Bugs Inside
SPRINGFIELD – Falling temperatures bring colorful foliage, flannel shirts and pumpkin-flavored treats. Unfortunately, cooler weather also brings stink bugs. These shield-shaped invasive pests – officially named brown marmorated stink bugs – are native to China and first made their debut in the US in the late 90s. They feed on the Midwestern landscape, munching everything from residential landscaping to agriculture like soybeans, apples and pears. “The ‘stink’ is a defense mechanism. So don’t smash them and avoid disturbing them too much,” said Scott Schirmer, Nursery and Northern Field Office Section Manager with the Illinois Department of Agriculture. “They are a nuisance, but stink bugs will not kill indoor plants or harm anything else indoors. Chances are you don’t even notice most of them that make their way inside.” So where do they come from? “In the summer, they are living in and eating many fruits
Ferguson officer not hurt intentionally, lawyer says. ‘Tragic result is not tragic intent'
Elijah Gantt didn't mean to injure police Officer Travis Brown, attorney Ryan Krupp said.
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Steamboat museum in KC eyes historic St. Charles relocation
A 25-year-old steamboat museum located in Kansas City is eyeing relocation near the St. Charles Historic District.
Mayor Jones Launches Modernized Process for Small Businesses to Obtain Liquor Licenses
ST. LOUIS, MO. – Starting today, small businesses in St. Louis will have a much easier time applying for a liquor license, allowing them to focus on operating and promoting their business rather than going through a lengthy signature-gathering process. Earlier this year, Mayor Tishaura O. Jones signed BB 60, sponsored by Alderman Bret Narayan, which allows the City to streamline the process for restaurant/bars, microbreweries, brewpubs and taproom breweries. Under the new process, which went live today, these establishments can obtain a temporary 90-day license without having to first obtain a large number of signatures from neighborhood property owners, residents, and businesses. “I opened a restaurant in the ‘90s, so I know firsthand how much work it takes to run a small business and how much time we spent going door to door collecting the signatures we needed to get a liquor license. I am thrilled that this new process will stop wasting small business owners’
AT&T reassigning employees to downtown office
Telecommunications giant AT&T says it’s reassigning employees from Earth City to an office building it owns in downtown St. Louis.
Foreigner’s Mick Jones and Dennis Elliot to miss Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction
Foreigner is set to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday, but it turns out founding members Mick Jones and Dennis Elliot won't be attending…
7-year-old crashes one school bus into another during apparent training in Missouri
She won't be able to drive for another nine years but parents of an Independence second grader say she's already had her first crash.
CityPark to host collegiate women's soccer tournament
A collegiate women's soccer tournament is coming to St. Louis City SC's CityPark stadium.
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