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EDWARDSVILLE - The surprise, smiles and squeals from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Project Success students occurred because of the kindness and generosity of the East St. Louis Fire Department (ESLFD) Local 23, the First Baptist Church of Chesterfield and surrounding organizations and members. ESLFD, in collaboration with the local non-profit organization Rescued 2 Rescue, and Alpha Upsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., gifted toys to the students and First Baptist Church provided new coats during Project Success’s third annual Holiday Wishes party on Tuesday, Dec. 17, in the Multipurpose Room on the Wyvetter H. Younge Higher Education Campus. “It is important to organize this event because it gives us an opportunity to think about others, spread kindness, and pay it forward,” said Program Director Tiana Montgomery. Montgomery asked each of her students to provide three wishes for the holidays. She also obtained their

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There's trouble brewing for Pete Hegseth. Apparently the Armed Services Committee takes seriously the nomination of someone to head up our armed services: At least a dozen senators are pushing to see the FBI’s background check on Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump’s embattled pick for Pentagon chief — a rare move for the committee that oversees ...continue reading "Is Pete Hegseth in trouble?"

Tishaura Jones told union members "I’m here to stand with you again to make sure that WashU hires a janitorial contractor that pays people a living wage." She then commended the university at an event.

Kelli Dunaway, the outgoing 2nd District St. Louis County Councilwoman, talks to Rachel Lippmann about her five years on the legislative body.

ST. LOUIS - First Mid Insurance Group (FMIG) is pleased to announce that Casey Strong, owner of the Strong Insurance Group based in St. Charles, MO, has joined its team. This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for both Strong and FMIG, offering clients expanded resources, enhanced service capabilities, and access to a broader range of insurance products. A trusted insurance advisor in the St. Louis region, Strong specializes in commercial insurance. Known for her personalized approach and outstanding customer service, she will continue to serve her valued clients while leveraging advanced tools and resources through FMIG’s growing Missouri presence. In addition, while FMIG works with most national and regional insurance carriers, the addition of the Casey Strong agency will bring new relationships with regional carriers focused on writing business specifically in the state of Missouri. “Joining the FMIG team is a natural step forward for me and my clients,”

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The city of St. Louis' development agency on Wednesday rejected some controversial grant applications in an embattled program, after previously giving them preliminary OKs.

Bag Phones, Brick Phones, Blackberries, a Satellite Phone and more – these are some of the cellular telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum. Housed in a restored […]

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Phones don’t stop bullets or fights.

Any town that can get 355 people to wear underwear on their heads can't be all bad.

The Japanese-inspired sandwich shop Sando Shack posted on Facebook, and then Sauce Magazine published, that the shop is moving from its location on Morgan Ford Road to 7376 Manchester Road — the former Boardwalk Waffles location. The owner says they’re hoping to opening in April. More in the news: Sauce Magazine — Sando Shack is […]

District 5 is investigating a robbery that happened on December 18 in the 3400 block of Belt.

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As the chilly winds blow and snow blankets the ground, the urge to stay indoors can be strong. However, winter presents a unique opportunity to stay active and embrace the great outdoors. Not only does exercising outside in winter provide physical benefits, but it can also enhance mental well-being. This article explores various outdoor workouts suitable for winter, offering practical advice and examples to help you stay fit during the colder months. Embrace the Chill: Benefits of Outdoor Winter Workouts Before diving into specific workouts, it's important to understand the advantages of exercising outdoors in winter. Here are a few key benefits: Boosted Mood : Exposure to natural light, even on cloudy days, can help combat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and improve overall mood. Increased Caloric Burn : Cold weather can cause your body to work harder to maintain its core temperature, potentially leading to increased calorie expenditure. Variety in Routine : Outdoor workouts

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December 19th has been a date of significant historical events that have shaped nations and influenced global dynamics. Look to December 19, 1946, and we find the establishment of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Founded in the aftermath of World War II, UNICEF was created to provide emergency food and healthcare to children in countries that had been devastated by the war. Over the years, UNICEF has evolved into a leading advocate for children's rights around the globe, working tirelessly to improve the lives of millions of children through education, health programs, and emergency assistance. This day marks not only the creation of an essential organization but also a commitment to the welfare of future generations. On December 19, 1961, the United States began its involvement in the Vietnam War by sending military advisors to assist the South Vietnamese government. This moment marked the beginning of a significant escalation in U.S. military

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The games will be played July 17-20 at Chaifetz Arena, with local team St. Louis Shock hosting.

According to the probable cause statement, Swinney approached McGee's car and started talking to him. Police said he then pulled out a gun and shot McGee.