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Judge mulls whether to dismiss Dean Plocher from Missouri House whistleblower lawsuit
Attorneys for House Speaker Dean Plocher argued Monday that a whistleblower lawsuit filed against him by the chamber’s chief clerk should be dismissed because he had no power to retaliate against her. In a hearing before Cole County Associate Circuit Judge Brian Stumpe, attorneys for the House and Plocher said because Chief Clerk Dana Miller […]
The median age of US homebuyers has risen to an all-time high, Realtor report says
The increasing age of homebuyers is likely due to several factors, according to an economist with the National Association of Realtors.
An owner of well-known St. Louis bakery seeks its closure
Bezos’ Endorsement Gambit Backfires: Trump Files FEC Complaint Against WaPo
Donald Trump just took his war on the free press to a new level of absurdity, filing an FEC complaint against the Washington Post for — wait for it — promoting its own reporting. Apparently, Bezos’ attempt to appease the MAGA crowd with his endorsement cop-out didn’t do the trick. We had warned Jeff Bezos […]
Paul McCartney pens heartfelt tribute to Quincy Jones: ‘A very positive, loving spirit’
Paul McCartney took to Instagram Monday to share a tribute to legendary music industry figure Quincy Jones, who passed away Sunday at age 91. In his decadeslong career, Jones produced many multi-Platinum,…
Appliance parts, HVAC distributor moves office
Marcone, a distributor of home appliance parts, HVAC, plumbing and other equipment, has relocated its St. Louis branch office.
St. Louis law firm adds 7 shareholders
Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard PC has named seven new shareholders, raising the total to 71 in its seven offices.
St. Charles County library names interim CEO as search begins for new director
Library trustees voted 4-2 to hire Tiffany Barke, who previously served as the library's chief administrative officer, as an interim CEO.
Tucker's Automotive Repair & Tire Male Athlete Of Month: From Soccer to Baseball: Fahnestock's Diverse Athletic Journey
ALTON - Will Fahnestock, a star senior player at Marquette Catholic High School, is making waves on the soccer field. Fahnestock, who has played soccer for 12 years, credits his success to a strong support system, including his parents, coaches, and teammates. He was a goalie this season for the Explorers. “I want to thank my parents for providing me with everything I would need to succeed, coaches, and my teammates for pushing me hard to get better,” Fahnestock said. Under the guidance of coach Brian Hoener, Fahnestock posted an impressive streak of six consecutive shutout games. He attributes this achievement to the strength of his back line and his dedication to training with goalie coaches. In addition to soccer, Fahnestock is also a baseball player, where he plays as a catcher. He has expressed a desire to continue his athletic career in college, hoping to attend Missouri S&T to study mechanical engineering. He has maintained a 4.0 GPA while taking all honors classes,
Levee 'in danger of failing,' area evacuated: St. Francois County
An area of Iron Mountain Lake, Missouri, is being evacuated following flooding Monday afternoon.
Tucker's Auto Repair & Tire Female Athlete Of Month: Explorers' Senior Athlete Lily Covert Recognized for Volleyball Excellence
ALTON - Lily Covert, a senior at Marquette Catholic High School, is being recognized for her outstanding contributions to the volleyball team. Covert has played volleyball for four years in high school, along with additional years in club volleyball, showcasing her dedication and passion for the sport. Covert credits her success to the support of her parents, coaches, and teammates, stating, "They have pushed me to be the player I am today." Her coach, Mark Ellebracht, has played a significant role in her development as an athlete, she said. Covert's commitment to volleyball is evident in her qualities as a player. She describes herself as passionate, hardworking, and determined, willing to sacrifice her body to ensure that the ball never hits the floor. "I love representing my team and school on the court and strive to give my all every game," she said. In addition to volleyball, Covert also plays soccer as a center midfielder and is an active member of the Blue Crew, her school's
Medical office building in north St. Louis County sells for $8.8M
A single-tenant medical office building in north St. Louis County has traded hands for nearly $9 million.
Amendment 7 would end ranked-choice voting in Missouri before it starts; citizens committee pushes back. Vote No to Get Ranked Choice.
St. Louis data center management company to be acquired for $185M
Wesco International (NYSE:WCC), a Pittsburgh-based provider of distribution, logistics and supply chain services, has agreed to buy Ascent LLC, a Maryland Heights-based provider of data center facility management services, for $185 million.
November's Best Fall Recipes to Try
As November ushers in the full embrace of fall, it brings with it a bountiful harvest of seasonal ingredients and flavors. The air turns crisp, leaves crunch underfoot, and the scent of woodsmoke fills the atmosphere, creating the perfect backdrop for hearty meals and comforting recipes. Whether you're looking to impress guests during Thanksgiving or simply want to warm up on a chilly evening, November offers a plethora of culinary delights. This article highlights some of the best fall recipes to try this month, featuring seasonal ingredients, classic comfort foods, and innovative dishes that celebrate the season. Embracing Seasonal Ingredients November is a time when many of the season's best produce comes into play. From pumpkins and squash to apples and root vegetables, the ingredients available are not only delicious but also nutritious. Here are some key ingredients to consider when planning your fall meals: 1. Pumpkins and Squash Pumpkins and various types of squash, such
Lunchtime Photo
This is the city of Banning at the tail end of winter, taken from Highway 243 snaking up the San Jacinto mountains. The Eastern Sierras are the snowy peaks in the distance.
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