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WTF Is Going on With the New Jersey Mystery Drones? Maybe Mass Panic Over Nothing
The New Jersey drone situation is very interesting. We've also seen this story before.
FTC Revives 1930s Law in Suing Alcohol Distributor
The Robinson-Patman Act, dormant for decades, is invoked in a case alleging that Southern Glazer’s favored big-box stores over independent rivals.
Actor Harris Dickinson comments on whether he’ll play John Lennon in Beatles films: ‘We’ll see’
While no official casting for Sam Mendes’ movies about The Beatles has been announced, the rumors continue to swirl, and now one of the actors mentioned as a possible candidate to play…
Contractor Earning $1M in ARPA Funds Has Ties to City Building Inspector
From St. Louis Magazine: One of the biggest beneficiaries of a federally funded city program to stabilize derelict buildings is a company with close ties to one of the building inspectors tasked with supervising it. Farst Construction has been paid $1,017,575 in American Rescue Plan Act dollars for its work in two programs run through […]
Police chase in sunset hills?
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Boy, 15, shot while sitting in car in St. Louis
A 15-year-old boy was shot Wednesday afternoon while sitting in a car at South 13th Street and Lasalle Lane, in the city's Peabody-Darst-Webbe neighborhood, police said.
Charges filed in Princeton Heights fatal shooting
A murder suspect will make his first appearance in St. Louis Circuit Court Thursday afternoon for a fatal shooting last month in the city’s Princeton Heights neighborhood.
Breakfast Photo
I might as well show you my fabulous view under every possible light, right? Lotsa glare on my phone camera! By the way, everything is fine so far. No side effects except for a sleepless night thanks to the dex. I blame Joe Biden.
Missouri made it into the top 49 bicycle friendly states!
Jack Gould Is Midwest Members Credit Union "Oiler Of The Month"
WOOD RIVER - Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Oiler of the Month” program at EAWR High School. A Senior student is selected each month by members of EAWR faculty. Each student is awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. The Seniors selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $1,000.00 “Oiler of the Year” scholarship at the end of the school year. November's winner is Jack Gould. Jack is a senior at EAWR and is involved in Cross Country, Track and Field, Drama Club and Band. Jack has received honors with the National Honor Society and the Illinois State Scholar. In Jack's free time, he enjoys volunteering at the Soap Box Derby, cleaning the First United Methodist Church, helping at Hayner Public Library and helping run Cross Country and Track meets for the school. After graduation, Jack is planning on attending Illinois College in Jacksonville to become a Nurse and then after some time working his way into becoming
Enterprise’s Taylors donate $50 million to WashU School of Medicine’s neurosurgery department
The donation comes as the St. Louis region builds on strength in neuroscience.
Vivian Eveloff, who led UMSL program on women in public life, dies at 83
Eveloff headed the nonpartisan Sue Shear Institute for Women in Public Life at UMSL for two decades and also was a Democratic activist.
Wildland firefighter pay raises could vanish without action by Congress within days
The $20,000 salary increase for wildland firefighters in the 2021 infrastructure law could be coming to an end next week if Congress doesn’t act. The infrastructure law included $600 million to boost salaries for the nearly 11,200 wildland firefighters for two years, giving the Interior Department or Forest Service employees a raise of either $20,000 […]
St. Louis to Award $5M to Recovery Center
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Jubilee Community Church is getting nearly $5 million to help turn a former St. Louis school into a drug recovery center. St. Louis’ Community Development Administration on Tuesday presented a ceremonial check for $4.8 million to Jubilee at the former Eliot School off North Grand Boulevard, near Fairground Park. Jubilee plans […]
Rejected $11.4M apartment project in Tower Grove South could get new life
The denial of a south St. Louis apartment project will get another look.
Midwest Members Announces Eagles Of Month
BETHALTO – Midwest Members Credit Union has announced its sponsorship of the “Eagles of the Month” program at Civic Memorial High School, recognizing outstanding senior students for their achievements. Each month, faculty members at the high school select students from various departments to receive this honor. The program awards certificates and Subway gift cards to the selected students, with two seniors—one male and one female—chosen each month to compete for a $500 “Eagles of the Year” scholarship at the end of the academic year. For November 2024, the winners of the “Eagles of the Month” program include: Math: Braxten Niedert Visual Arts: Isla Schilling Social Studies: Sara Aiello PE/Health: Kayla Godar Choir: Abigail Saboff Band: August Frankford Science: Jayden Valez Ortiz English: Laila Barney Additionally, the program recognizes the contributions of teachers with the “Teacher of the Month” awards,
15-year-old shot in Peabody neighborhood
District 3 is investigating a shooting that happened on December 11 just before 4:00 p.m. at 13th and Lasalle. Officers responded to an area hospital where they met a 15-year-old male who had been privately conveyed. The 15-year-old told officers that he was sitting in a car at the above location and felt pain to […]
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How Fisher House helps comfort hospitalized veteran's and their families; support today!
In the Spirit of the Season, FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 have teamed up with Fisher House and The Friends of Fisher House St. Louis to help hospitalized veteran’s and their families.
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