A Missouri couple won $100,000 from a "$3 Million Supreme" scratcher ticket after using the Missouri Lottery website to pick their tickets and seeking help from their son to calculate their winnings.
Our hero Mike Johnson is getting ready to vote on a House budget resolution today: Johnson (R-Louisiana) is set to put a budget resolution up for a floor vote Tuesday, but is facing a potential revolt from swing-district Republicans wary of cuts to social safety net benefits and fiscal hawks who say the bill’s $2 ...continue reading "It’s time for the budget games to begin"
A Missouri woman said Tuesday she is pleading guilty to a federal charge accusing her of concocting a brazen plot to defraud Elvis Presley’s family by trying to auction off his Graceland mansion and property before a judge halted the mysterious foreclosure sale.
Alyssa Tripp, 33, allegedly sprayed a non-verbal autistic child with water and pinned his hands to a table to keep him from reaching a tablet he used to communicate.
The first bill passed by the Missouri House that is headed to the Senate floor for debate would exempt long-term capital gains from the state income tax. On a 3-2 party-line vote, the Senate General Laws committee approved the bill to create the new tax deduction. The bill passed the House on Feb. 13, also […]
Stephen Stills and Neil Young are set to perform together at the upcoming Light Up The Blues fundraiser for Autism Speaks.The show, hosted by Stills and his wife, Kristen, will celebrate the 20th anniversary…
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ELSAH - Community members are invited to a lecture by world-famous sculptor Leonardo Drew at Principia College. At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, Drew will present a lecture at the college as part of the Schmidt Family Lecture Series on Contemporary Art. Known for his abstract sculptures with showings around the world, including the St. Louis Art Museum, Drew looks forward to talking about his art with both Principia students and the public. “As I’m making, I know there are folks out there today also interpreting,” Drew said. “They need to know that their voice is just as important and viable when it comes to how I’m sort of seeing and sharing. They’re an important aspect of that. I’m not creating in a vacuum.” The Principia lecture is free and open to all. Space is limited, so registration is encouraged; you can register online . The lecture will be followed by a reception. When Drew was approached about the lecture
The Black Crowes and Jimmy Page have shared another track from their upcoming 25th anniversary rerelease of Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes: Live at the Greek.The latest is a…
Amid a shakeup in the agency overseeing child care in Missouri, lawmakers moved forward Tuesday on a package of legislation aimed at increasing access to affordable day care facilities.
In a Monday morning email message to University of Missouri faculty and staff, Chancellor Mun Choi said officials will begin reducing administrative expenses.
The Missouri House gave initial approval to legislation prohibiting pregnancy status from preventing a judge from entering a judgment of dissolution of marriage or legal separation.
WOOD RIVER - A Special Meeting of the Wood River City Council was scheduled for Monday, February 24th to discuss failures of management to develop and implement the policies and procedures to properly administer contracts and agreements, follow City ordinances, storage and retrieval of City documents and records, and an investigation into unauthorized disclosure of confidential information. This meeting was cancelled for lack of quorum because three council members decided not to attend. The reason provided for not attending is the council members did not want to spend money on a forensic audit or independent investigation of the City. This explanation is nothing more than a “Red Herring”. Nothing would prohibit a council member voting against a motion for a forensic audit and independent investigation following discussion. The real reason they didn’t show up was to prohibit discussion of these important issues. Once a meeting is scheduled and an agenda is prepared,
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