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St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem shared his views on the U.S. economy and monetary policy at a Brookings Institution event in Washington, D.C. He gave a speech, “Remarks on the Economic Outlook, the Balance of Risks and Monetary Policy,” and participated in a moderated Q&A. Key Takeaways from President Musalem’s Remarks:

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The City of St. Louis is turning towards its residents to voice their opinions on what the Board of Aldermen should be working on. While a platform was created to share those thoughts, some are pushing for true change--and others, well, they're just there to share some laughs.

Ann Bauer, a researcher who studies Tylenol and autism, felt queasy with anxiety in the weeks leading up to the White House’s much-anticipated autism announcement. In August, Bauer and her colleagues published an analysis of 46 previous studies on Tylenol, autism, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Many found no link between the drug and the conditions, while […]

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Monday that his administration believes it’s found one contributing factor of autism and a possible treatment, though experts have said such claims are inconclusive and not backed by scientific evidence. Trump and officials from his administration said during a press conference the Food and Drug Administration will move to […]

CHICAGO — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker issued an executive order Tuesday directing state agencies to identify up to 4% of general fund appropriations next year and limit hiring and non-essential spending. Pritzker blames President Trump's "reckless economic policies" for the move. President Trump and Pritzker repeatedly target each other on social media and the president [...]

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The conditional use hearing is this Thursday at 8:30 am and allows for comments over Zoom. Meeting information with Zoom link and password

EAST ST. LOUIS/EDWARDSVILLE - On any given afternoon this fall, visitors walking through the Wyvetter H. Younge Higher Education Campus—a long-standing hub of learning and service in East St. Louis—may notice something unexpected taking place: People quietly stretching on yoga mats, breathing deeply, and practicing mindfulness together. That scene is part of an eight-week Mindfulness Workshop Series hosted by SIUE’s Learning Resource Center (LRC), a welcoming space for students and community members alike. The series, facilitated by Amber Davis, SIUE’s LRC Resource Coordinator, and taught by Redina Medley of Redimed Performance, Plus, is designed to give students, staff, and community members a place to pause, recharge, and connect. The workshops are the result of a collaborative effort among SIUE’s LRC, Redimed Performance, Plus and the East St. Louis Historical Society. Davis and Medley co-designed the series to engage East St. Louis residents around

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS SCOREBOARD BOYS SOCCER Freeburg 7, Breese Central 2 Trenton Wesclin 2, Greenville 1 Columbia 13, East Alton-Wood River 0 Father McGivney Catholic 0, Mascoutah 0 Waterloo 2, Belleville West 0 O'Fallon, Mo. St. Dominic Catholic 3, Triad 2 Belleville Althoff Catholic 6, Breese Mater Dei Catholic 0 GIRLS TENNIS Granite City 6, Belleville Althoff Catholic 3 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Red Bud 25-25, Pinckneyville 15-20 Columbia 25-25, Waterloo Gibault Catholic 23-20 Metro-East Lutheran 23-28-25, Litchfield 25-26-23 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL St. Louis Cardinals 6, San Francisco Giants 5 Atlanta Braves 11, Washington Nationals 5 San Diego Padres 5, Milwaukee Brewers 4 (11 innings) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE --- WEEK THREE Detroit Lions 38, Baltimore Ravens 30 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS SCOREBOARD MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL St. Louis Cardinals 5, Milwaukee Brewers 1 Atlanta Braves 6, Detroit

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Gambling addiction can begin in unexpected ways — even with a young person buying “loot boxes” in a video game. Loot boxes, which deliver random rewards, have drawn growing concern from researchers for their strong resemblance to gambling. Like slot machines, they rely on chance-based reinforcement that can fuel repeat spending and distorted beliefs about […]

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SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is reminding Illinoisans to take appropriate precautions against tick bites after an Illinois resident became seriously ill with Powassan – a tickborne illness that had not previously been detected in this state. IDPH and the local health department are currently investigating whether the resident was exposed to the illness through a tick bite here in Illinois or in a different state. IDPH says the case serves as a reminder to protect oneself against any and all illnesses associated with ticks. “With warm weather still prevalent, tick-borne diseases remain a potential threat here in Illinois,” said IDPH Director Dr. Sameer Vohra. “It’s important for everyone to guard against tick bites and the serious illnesses they can cause. We urge everyone to ‘Fight the Bite’ by reducing opportunities for exposures and repelling tick bites by wearing preventive clothing. If you have

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BETHALTO – The Village of Bethalto is taking decisive steps to address residents’ concerns regarding water quality, combining immediate action, and long-term infrastructure upgrades. The water quality issue has been elevated to both state and federal authorities. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) has conducted extensive testing of groundwater, water from the treatment plant, and samples taken from homes and schools across the Village’s water system. According to IEPA data there are no water quality concerns in the Bethalto water system. Diagnosis and Findings Illinois EPA believes the cause of the discoloration in Bethalto is a combination of iron -resulting from deteriorating cast iron water mains in the distribution – and manganese, which is present in the raw well water. Iron and manganese are minerals which can cause unsightly tastes, odor and discoloration including a red, brown or black appearance. Bethalto’s official compliance

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by Ron Untereinner, Founder, PEOPLE of Construction and WBEDC Does our industry welcome new business owners/emerging firms and do we present these business owners with opportunities to grow and succeed — or are we content with the status quo and the businesses solidly in place? Is there a place in our industry for new trade […]

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A subsidiary of Clayton-based Centene Corp. is mailing checks to Missouri customers because it violated requirements of the Affordable Care Act.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page, a physician and former anesthesiologist, called U.S. President Donald Trump's recent claims linking Tylenol to autism "reckless," criticizing the president's promotion of unproven medical claims.

ALTON – After years of building a following with its bold flavors, signature Nashville-style heat, and unmatched customer experience, Heaterz Hot Chicken is proud to announce it is officially launching franchise opportunities across the United States. Founded in Alton, Illinois , with a second location in Normal, Illinois , Heaterz has quickly become a staple in the local food scene, known for its crave-worthy hot chicken sandwiches, sidewinder fries, and irresistible Nashville street corn. Voted “People’s Choice” at Illinois State Fair and praised for its unapologetically bold branding, Heaterz has proven it’s not just a restaurant, it’s a movement. “We’ve built something special, and we’re ready to share it,” said Dan King, founder and owner of Heaterz . “This isn’t your average chicken concept, we bring heat, hype, and heart to everything we do. People don’t just love our food, they love the experience,

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ICE made the bed and now California law enforcement officers have to lie in it. The flashpoint of ICE backlash occurred in Los Angeles, as Trump’s mass deportation desires manifested itself in the form of masked officers chasing day laborers through Home Depot parking lots. As protests ensued, ICE officers continued to operate without face […]

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The woman accused of a fraudulent foreclosure scheme involving Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion was sentenced Tuesday in a federal court in Memphis.

Public trust in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has dropped sharply among St. Louis adults, even as childhood vaccination rates in the city fall to levels that health experts say leave communities vulnerable to outbreaks. A Washington University survey and an NBC/Stanford analysis both suggest that unless trust in public health institutions can be rebuilt, St. Louis may be on the front lines of a national backslide.

EDWARDSVILLE – In September, Revity Credit Union employees came together to raise $1,410.00 for the Oasis Women’s Center through the Revity Threads of Kindness Program. This program, funded by employees, allows Revity Credit Union staff to embody the credit union's philosophy of people helping people. By contributing a monthly monetary donation to a local organization, employees can enjoy wearing jeans and tennis shoes on Fridays and Saturdays throughout that month. In 2025, Revity Credit Union is committed to impactful giving and community support, weaving kindness into the fabric of our daily lives and ensuring that every “jeans day” makes a difference. The Oasis Women’s Center was nominated as the recipient of our September Threads of Kindness donation, receiving $1,410.00 that will support adults and children in our local community who are affected by domestic violence. Revity Credit Union’s donation will help fund the Oasis Women’s Center’s

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