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Father McGivney Catholic High School Honor Roll for 1st Semester of 2024-2025 School Year

1 year 5 months ago
GLEN CARBON - Father McGivney Catholic School high honor roll and honor roll for first semester of 2024-2025 school year. High Honor Roll is awarded to students with a 4.0 or greater weighted GPA. 12th grade: Tyler Ahring, Kylie Becker, Julia Behrmann, David Carroll, Jane Cummins, Madeline Day, Joseph Feldhaus, Lillian Gilbertson, Isabella Harris, Milania Harris, Brynn Hawkins, Mason Holmes, Sabrina Ivnik, Andrew Kleinheider, Rachel Kretzer, Spencer Martin, Sophia Mineman, Emily Moody, Alivia Peck, Caroline Rakers, Gracelyn Ratchford, Olivia Rodgers, Elena Rybak, Carissa Speight, Evelyn Sturdivant, Spencer Sundberg, Reilly Sutberry, Lily Terrell, Isabella Venarsky, Courtney Vrenick 11th grade: Natalie Beck, Elise Bishop, Madilyn Collignon, Gretchen Ertel, Kaitlyn Foppe, Anastasia Hasenstab, Chase Jansen, Alexa Jones, Addison Knobbe, Caden Kohl, Erin Kretzer, Mia Lieberman, Sebastian Noronha, Zoe Oller, Lawson Reeves, Aidan Schmidt, Connor Schmidt, Liam Schmidt, Alexandra Uram, Elizabet

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For Your Health — Ultra-Processed Foods: A Growing List of Possible Health Risks

1 year 5 months ago
ST. LOUIS - Ultra-processed foods. It’s not a term many of us heard 10, or even five, years ago. But that’s starting to change. We now see it in news stories and posts on social media. And there’s good reason for that. Even as more ultra-processed foods fill grocery store shelves, we’re also learning more about their possible health risks. So, what are these foods exactly? While a precise definition can vary a bit depending on who’s talking about them, there are a few simple ways to identify many ultra-processed foods. “Put simply, if you don’t see a food’s main ingredients in their natural forms — like grain, vegetables and meat, it is highly likely to be an ultra-processed food,” said Yikyung Park, professor in the Division of Public Health Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. “Ultra-processed foods are highly manipulated and contain many added ingredients and additives. In most

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16-year-old girl dies, passenger injured in Jefferson County crash

1 year 5 months ago
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. – A 16-year-old girl died in a crash in Jefferson County around 1 a.m. Saturday. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol the driver went off the right side of Sunrise School Road in De Soto, hit an embankment, and was thrown from their Ford Ranger. A 15-year-old passenger also has minor [...]
Jaime Travers

Two men robbed at gun and knifepoint in Forest Park Southeast

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ST. LOUIS – Two men were robbed at gunpoint and knifepoint in the Forest Park Southeast neighborhood Friday morning. Police say it happened early Friday morning on Papin Street off of South Sarah Street. The victims, ages 44 and 36, told police they had just parked and were walking to a business to apply for [...]
Jaime Travers

Frigid temperatures and brutal wind chills through Tuesday morning

1 year 5 months ago
Winds chills have dropped below zero in many areas Sunday morning. All day long, as temperatures stay in the teens, our northwest wind will keep it feeling near or even a little below zero. While the northwest wind eases a bit into tonight, lows drop even farther down into the single digits, so wind chills [...]
Jaime Travers

Mitchell, Grill, Bates shine in Mizzou Hoops' 83-65 win over Arkansas

1 year 5 months ago
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Mark Mitchell and Caleb Grill both had 17 points, Tamar Bates scored 15 and Missouri upped its win streak to four by handing Arkansas its fifth straight loss, 83-65 on Saturday night. Mitchell added five rebounds and four assists for the Tigers (15-3, 4-1 Southeastern Conference), who have won 14 in [...]
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