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Tense Exchange Follows Alton Mayor Chief Of Staff Resignation
ALTON - Bianca Jackson has resigned as Chief of Staff to Alton Mayor David Goins. The lack of public information surrounding her resignation led to a somewhat tense exchange between Alton Mayor David Goins and Alderman and mayoral candidate Raymond Strebel at this week’s City Council meeting. On Wednesday’s agenda was the resignation of “Bianca Jackson from the position of Chief of Staff.” The exchange occurred after Strebel questioned why Jackson left the position. City Attorney Tonya Genovese replied that it was a “personnel issue,” the details of which are not to be discussed in a public forum. Strebel, who described the circumstances as “suspicious,” said he was seeking to clarify rumors surrounding the resignation. “I’ve heard a lot of accusations about why she left,” Strebel said. “I’m not going to ask about the criminality of anything that might be involved, but what I am asking is tha
Metro East native, Illini football legend due in court over postgame incident
The program's all-time leading tackler was arrested in connection with an incident during the postgame frenzy following Illinois' win against Michigan last month.
Why was this more controversial? Did it actually ended up passing?
Father and son killed in Belleville house fire laid to rest
A father and son who died in a Belleville house fire more than two weeks ago were laid to rest on Wednesday.
Trump is choosing the most telegenic cabinet in history
Fine. I give up. I thought Pete Hegseth for SecDef was about as unqualified an appointment as you could get. Obviously I was wrong: "Provocative" indeed. But wait! That's not even the craziest pick today: Gabbard, as far as I know, has exactly zero background in intelligence. Matt Gaetz may be under investigation for sexual ...continue reading "Trump is choosing the most telegenic cabinet in history"
MoDOT protocol for clearing dead deer from the roadways
A sure sign of fall: deer are on the move, and they are everywhere. The Missouri Department of Transportation remains busy assessing clean up when one gets struck on the roads and highways.
All the 'blood' but no guts: How emergency crews train in St. Charles
Can we/is there a petition to get the city to switch back to warm street lights?
Community raises thousands of dollars for O'Fallon family of 9-year-old girl hit and killed by bus
St. Louis County to take over operations at its animal shelter
In about three months, the animals at APA Olivette will be back in the hands of St. Louis County.
Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett interviews Dave Grohl & Pat Smear on ’Shred with Shifty’ podcast
Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett interviews his bandmates Dave Grohl and Pat Smear on the second season premiere of his podcast, Shred with Shifty.Over the course of the conversation, the trio goes…
2 Clayton tax attorneys sentenced to prison for tax shelter scheme
Two Clayton tax attorneys and a licensed insurance agent from North Carolina were each sentenced to prison for operating a fraudulent tax shelter and conspiring to defraud the U.S. government of $4.5 million.
New governor, same priority of expanding access to affordable child care
The State of Missouri continues to experience a child care crisis, but the governor-elect said he will make finding a solution a priority.
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Ohio Law Enforcement Officer Tells Democrats He Won’t Render Aid To Them, Blames Posts On His Sleep Medication
Always great to see another law enforcement officer weaponize his job by letting his politics motivate his actions. We recently saw this in Ohio, when Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski sent out a Facebook post telling residents to write down the addresses of people with Kamala Harris signs in their yards. I’m not going to call this […]
Tax preparer gets prison for false returns
A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced a St. Louis tax preparer to 46 months in prison for filing false returns that caused an estimated tax loss of $2.5 million.
Ronnie Wood reveals The Rolling Stones plan to tour Europe next year
Sounds like The Rolling Stones may be hitting the road again next year.During an interview with BBC Radio’s Front Row, Ronnie Wood revealed that the band is hoping to head out on…
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