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Homeowners could end up paying in fight between McBride Homes, Chesterfield contractor
Construction company Builder's Bloc says in court documents that McBride Homes fraudulently filed dozens of false real estate records over the past year in St. Charles, Jefferson and Franklin counties.
MetroLink’s new gates don’t yet work. ‘Worse than useless,’ rider says
Chandler Hill Winery
Repeal of abortion rights, sick leave in limbo as Missouri lawmakers enter final week
Republican bills to repeal sick leave requirements in last year’s Proposition A and the abortion-rights Amendment 3 are still pending. The deadline is 6 p.m. Friday.
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Garmin CEO Hints More Paywalls And Enshittification Are Coming, Falsely Claims Users Love It
We recently noted how device maker Garmin had decided to follow in the footsteps of Google’s Fitbit, and begin putting basic features behind an annoying subscription paywall to goose revenues. Garmin’s new “premium” Garmin+ tier takes several features users already enjoyed for free, put them behind a $7 per month paywall, and called it innovation. Users […]
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Anheuser-Busch plans to invest $300M in manufacturing ops, including new training center
The brewer said it plans to invest more than $300 million in manufacturing operations across the U.S., and expanded access to its training facility in St. Louis.
Abortion ban, repeal of paid sick leave top agenda for Missouri legislature’s final week
Will the Missouri Senate actually make it to 6 p.m. Friday?
That’s the constitutional deadline for the legislative session to adjourn for the year. And the Senate — thanks to Republican infighting — has failed to reach the finish line three years in a row.
But this year the GOP supermajority is finally getting along. And as lawmakers enter the final week of the 2025 legislative session, Senate Republicans hope that unity will allow them to roll back abortion rights and a new paid sick leave…
Madison County Fallen Officers Memorial to unveil new renderings Monday for National Police Week
The Private Building Stabilization Program did some good
The much maligned Private Building Stabilization Program has been terminated and liens forgiven by Mayor Spencer. I’m not going to argue that the shortcomings and alleged corruption weren’t so. You can read some of the coverage below. What I will do is show you some of the good that came of the program. StlToday – St. […]
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HSHS Medical Group Multispecialty Care at St. Elizabeth's Welcomes Allison Harris, PA-C, Gastroenterology
O’FALLON, Ill. — HSHS Medical Group is pleased to welcome Allison Harris, PA-C, to HSHS Medical Group Multispecialty Care – St. Elizabeth’s at 3 St. Elizabeth Blvd., Suite 5000, in O’Fallon, Illinois. Harris is a certified physician assistant with a clinical focus in gastroenterology. She provides compassionate, patient-centered care through open communication, trust and individualized attention. Harris takes time to listen, educate and partner with her patients to develop care plans tailored to their unique needs and long-term health goals. She earned a Master of Science in physician assistant studies from Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. She holds a Master of Science in biology from Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis and a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana. Harris resides in O’Fallon. In her free time, she enjoys strength training, reading, meal prepping and exploring the local
Alton Pride Announces 2025 High School Scholarship Winners
ALTON — Alton Pride is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 High School Scholarships, awarded to four outstanding students who have demonstrated a deep commitment to community service, leadership, and advocacy within and beyond the LGBTQ+ community. This year’s scholarships are awarded as follows: Roadecker “Roe” Watts Award ($1,500) – Bailey Rardin, Alton High School Debbie Paynic Award ($1,000) – Jamie Postlewait, Alton High School Harvey Milk Award ($750) – Adelia, Sandifer, Alton High School RuPaul Charles Award ($500) – Jake Sims, Civic Memorial High School Applicants were evaluated by the Alton Pride Board of Directors through an anonymous review process that considered a written essay, demonstrated volunteerism (20+ hours), and overall alignment with the organization’s mission. The 2025 awards mark a new milestone with a record number of applications submitted, reflecting the growing impact and reach of
Trump tariffs hit Missouri farmers hard. ‘That’s going to come out of my pocket’
U.S. and China are expected to hold trade talks Saturday through Monday in Switzerland.
Flooded homes get redone, resold. But in Missouri flood disclosure isn’t required
More states are forcing home sellers to specifically disclose when their homes have flooded. But not Missouri, even as properties are flooded and flipped by the dozens.
Police investigating fatal double shooting in Washington Park, Illinois
The Escape Game at the Foundry is awesome.
1 dead, 1 injured in overnight shooting in Washington Park
Police are investigating a possible double shooting in Washington Park, St. Clair County, Illinois, after reports of an officer-involved shooting.
Uneven legal representation for Missouri parents leaves kids languishing in foster care
Missouri’s system for providing legal representation to families ensnared in the foster care system is highly decentralized, relying on county-level funding and operating with little state oversight, a months-long investigation by The Independent found.