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Fire destroys Hermann antique store
A beloved antique store went up in flames Monday morning in the river town of Hermann, Missouri, leaving a huge mess and thousands of dollars in merchandise destroyed and one firefighter injured.
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Trimpe Middle School Honors Veterans with Special Assembly
BETHALTO - On Friday, November 8, Trimpe Middle School hosted a moving Veterans Day assembly, bringing students, staff and around thirty veterans together to honor those who have served. The event began with a solemn presentation of colors by a local Color Guard, prompting the entire assembly to rise in respect. Following this, the Trimpe Middle School 7th and 8th grade band, directed by Mr. Alex Hornsey, performed “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Eighth grader and Student Council Treasurer Arianna Walton led the “Pledge of Allegiance,” and Student Council President Jackson Mooshegian expressed gratitude to the veterans present. Mr. Peter Midgley, Student Council sponsor and art teacher, shared a few words, followed by former TMS principal Kirk Johnson. Josh Crisp, father of TMS student Tinley Crisp and husband to Bethany Crisp, a paraprofessional at the school, also spoke, adding a personal touch to the event. The school choir led by choir director Ms. Lynda
St. Louis keeps restrictions on senior tax break despite new state law
St. Louis will continue with freezing taxes only on homes appraised at $500,000 or less and only for city government taxes. Sponsors of a state law say that's not allowed.
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Bitcoin is skyrocketing
A single Bitcoin is now worth an astonishing $85,000: In case you're curious, yes, the recent surge started on Election Day. Why? Since it's Bitcoin I suppose there not much point in asking. But there are two competing explanations. First, Donald Trump is going to be very crypto friendly, building a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and ...continue reading "Bitcoin is skyrocketing"
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Trump taps former acting ICE director as his new ‘border czar’
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump late Sunday announced he will appoint Tom Homan as “border czar” in his administration as Trump seeks to carry out his campaign commitment of mass deportations of immigrants who lack permanent legal status. Homan is the former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the previous Trump administration who […]
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Veterans Voices: Highlighting the stories of former military members
ST. LOUIS -- Watch Veterans Voices, a special program highlighting the stories of those who have served in the military. Chris Higgins, a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and FOX 2 meteorologist, is the program's host.
O’Fallon police investigate shooting, suicide
One man is dead and a woman is in critical condition at the hospital following a shooting Monday morning in an O’Fallon residential neighborhood.
Police: Man suspected of shooting woman, killing self in O'Fallon, Missouri, home
What do tax cuts on the rich accomplish? Can you guess?
"The economic consequences of major tax cuts for the rich" is a research study that came out a few years ago. But I missed it then and it's never too late to catch up. The authors set out to examine all instances of major tax reductions on the rich in 18 OECD countries between 1965 ...continue reading "What do tax cuts on the rich accomplish? Can you guess?"
Judge voids actions of illegal board meetings at north Missouri hospital
Scotland County Hospital’s board chair was ‘less than creditable’ in testimony that she was responding to a financial crisis that could have closed the hospital.
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Local Veterans Share Stories with Kids on Veterans Day
ALTON - Local veterans stopped by Riverbend Head Start and Family Services to talk with the kids, read books, and answer questions about the military. On Veterans Day on Nov. 11, 2024, Riverbend Head Start’s Essic Robinson Center hosted an open house and welcomed veterans into their classrooms. The children paraded around the center and gave the veterans coloring sheets and cards thanking them for their service. “It was nice. It’s always good to see the kids,” said veteran Rick Imel. “It made me feel good.” Imel and Bryan McLellan, both veterans of the U.S. Navy, shared stories of their service with the kids. They fielded questions about working on aircraft carriers and submarines. They also read “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” by Bill Martin Jr., and talked about the story with the kids. McLellan noted that while the students might not have totally understood the importance of Veterans Day, it was “still nic
Man kills self after shooting woman in O'Fallon, Mo., police say
The double shooting was reported just after 6 a.m. Monday on Pewter Court.
My fantasy Gaza speech
Israel's starvation campaign against northern Gaza—intended to enforce its declaration that everyone leave—is continuing apace: The amount of aid reaching Gaza has dropped to the lowest level since December, official Israeli figures show, despite the US having issued a 30-day ultimatum last month threatening sanctions if there was no increase in humanitarian supplies reaching the ...continue reading "My fantasy Gaza speech"
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