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Disagreement over paying disabled workers minimum wages in Illinois
FOX 2 received an exclusive look at growing tensions over the issue of fair pay for disabled workers.
Providing a safe and happy Halloween for St. Louisans and their kids
Colorful characters and creepy costumes—not just on people but on cars—all gathered in a parking lot on Page Boulevard.
Fairview Heights residents hopeful Savers will reopen after fire
Debra King opened her garage door for a neighborhood Halloween gathering Tuesday night. She and other Fairview Heights residents shared sadness over news of a morning fire a few blocks away at the Savers thrift store on Lincoln Trail.
St. Louis police investigate 6 sudden deaths
The deaths all happened in under a four-hour span. The ages of those who died range from their early 40s to their late 60s.
Drivers may get rude surprise after alleged DMV fraud
More than a hundred vehicle owners recently learned their license renewals are not legal. It’s not their fault, according to prosecutors who say they just dismantled a decade-long fraud scheme.
"One of the Best Parades in the Country": Alton Halloween Parade Draws Big Crowd
ALTON - The 106th Alton Halloween Parade combined the creepy and the chilly with over 70 participants and thousands of attendees on Halloween night, 2023. “This is the place ,” Alton Mayor David Goins said. “Cold or whatever, it doesn’t really matter, because people are going to come out for this parade. And so we’re going to be out here, too.” Most of Alton’s population seemed to agree, with a huge audience of all ages turning out to watch one of the longest-running parades in the country. Former Alderman Charlie Brake was honored as the parade marshal. Brake served as an Alton alderman for 26 years before his retirement in June, and he noted that he was “really pleased” to be included in the evening. “It’s kind of a keen way to shut it down,” he said. “This will be one of my last official things to do…I couldn’t believe it when they asked me because normally they give that to well-know
Finally: Our National Taco Tuesday Nightmare Is Now Fully, 100% Over
It’s over. It’s finally over. The battle to end the trademark registrations for “Taco Tuesday” began years and years ago, mostly after Taco John’s wielded the trademark haphazardly to occasionally threaten other taco joints with legal action. Less spotlighted was Gregory’s Bar & Restaurant, which held the trademark for the phrase in the one state […]
Is Halloween always this quiet or is it just the weather?
St. Louis families brave chilly temps for trick-or-treating
The Haunting of the Missouri Botanical Gardens
Boo! Yes, I'm jumping out of nowhere and springing a new post on you despite leaving this blog dormant for so long... But did you hear the story about how the Missouri Botanical Garden is haunted?
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Where to meet friends?
Waterloo native sent home on 'The Voice' Battle round Tuesday
What do you think is most synonymous with Saint Louis?
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Please help find and bring her home
Spectrum issues last 2 days?
Can we start a weekly or a daily chat thread?
The 2020 murder spike was probably due to the murder of George Floyd
Matt Yglesias asks today whether the big rise in murders in 2020 was due to COVID or George Floyd. It's a tricky question: COVID basically started on March 11 and George Floyd was killed on May 25. They're so close together that they're hard to disentangle. But naturally I thought I'd try. FBI figures don't ...continue reading "The 2020 murder spike was probably due to the murder of George Floyd"