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The Worst Law in 175 Years
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is the worst piece of legislation since the Fugitive Slave Act.
Billy Joel looks back on his career in new trailer for documentary ‘Billy Joel: And So It Goes’
A new trailer has just been released for the upcoming two-part Billy Joel documentary, Billy Joel: And So It Goes."Sometimes it’s alien to me, this guy Billy Joel. I don’t know…
54-year-old inmate dies in Potosi Correctional Center
Officials from the Potosi Correctional Center announced the death of the inmate Friday morning.
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Kehoe signs 13 Missouri bills into law, including school cellphone ban
Police remind St. Louis 'juvenile curfew' continues to be enforced
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has announced a "juvenile curfew" will take effect during overnight hours for Friday and Saturday this weekend.
Panera to close St. Louis fresh dough facility, 72 to lose jobs
Panera Bread, the national chain that originated in St. Louis name under the local St. Louis Bread Co. name, plans to shut down one of its local fresh dough facilities later this year.
On This Day, July 11, 1975: Fleetwood Mac releases their first album with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks
On This Day, July 11, 1975…Fleetwood Mac released their self-titled 10th studio album, often referred to as The White Album. The record was the band’s first release with Lindsey Buckingham…
Missouri lawmakers ban controversial reading instruction model as primary method
The new law will expand on efforts by the state’s education department to improve literacy in K-12 schools.
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Bill to clarify St. Louis sheriff’s duties stalls in committee
“Today we had an opportunity to take care of our own business, and we didn’t,” Alderman Matt Devoti said.
Can Dessert Be Both Quick and Delightful? Yes: Here's How to Do It in Under 30 Minutes
What if you could satisfy your sweet tooth without spending hours in the kitchen or waiting for an oven to cool? The idea that desserts require long preparation or complicated techniques is a pervasive myth. In reality, many delicious, refreshing desserts can be assembled in less than half an hour, using simple ingredients and minimal equipment. This article explores several easy-to-make summer desserts that deliver on taste, presentation, and speed, proving that indulgence doesn’t have to be time-consuming. No-Bake Fruit Parfaits: Layers of Flavor in Minutes Fruit parfaits are a go-to dessert for quick preparation and customization. The beauty of parfaits lies in layering textures and flavors—creamy yogurt, crunchy granola, and fresh fruit—into a visually appealing treat. Example: A classic summer parfait might include Greek yogurt, honey, mixed berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries), and a sprinkle of toasted almonds or granola. Simply layer the ingredient
During the election, why did people say that Kehoe wouldn't be so bad as governor?
This Day in History on July 11: Famous Duel Between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr
July 11 has been a day marked by pivotal moments that have shaped the course of history across the globe. We begin our journey in the early 20th century, a time when the world was on the cusp of incredible technological progress. On July 11, 1928, the first scheduled passenger airline flight took off in the United States. This pioneering event marked the beginning of commercial aviation as we know it today. The flight was operated by the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line, flying from St. Petersburg to Tampa, Florida. This short journey heralded a new era of transportation, shrinking distances and connecting people in ways previously unimaginable. Moving forward to the political landscape, July 11 has witnessed several key developments. In 1804, a pivotal duel occurred between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, two influential American statesmen. The duel, which took place in Weehawken, New Jersey, resulted in the mortal wounding of Hamilton, who was a former Secretary of the Treasury
38 Special announces first new album in over 20 years
Rockers 38 Special are set to release their first new album in over two decades.The band, known for such hits songs as "Hold on Loosely" and "Caught up in You,"…
Rethinking the Underground Railroad and Alton’s role in civil rights history
Momentum has been building in Illinois to research the state’s extensive Underground Railroad sites and decide how to commemorate this history.