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Illinois State Police use 'SAVE' unit to intercept crime in the Metro East
ST. LOUIS - Illinois State Police (ISP) have been busy intercepting motorists posing problems through the Statewide Anti-Violence Enforcement (SAVE) team. ISP Master Sergeant Calvin Dye, who has been serving as a special supervisor in the new unit, appeared on FOX 2's morning show to discuss the program. Formed in Chicago in 2022, the SAVE [...]
Gene Simmons Band announces US shows
Gene Simmons may no longer be touring with KISS but he hasn’t given up playing live.The rocker has announced a set of spring dates with the Gene Simmons Band, including…
Jennings hit with $2M judgment in community center fight
A judge has issued a $2 million judgment against Jennings, in a case brought by a construction firm over a halted community center project.
These are Spotify Wrapped's most-played songs in St. Louis in 2024
Spotify released its summary of the top songs played across its streaming app, with "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Country Star Shaboozy being the most played song in the St. Louis region.
Illinois Lottery Reminds Players To Gift Responsibly This Holiday Season
CHICAGO – The Illinois Lottery is encouraging responsible gifting this holiday season and reminding players that lottery tickets are for grown-ups – not kids. The Illinois Lottery is once again joining forces with the Illinois Council on Problem Gambling (ICPG) to reintroduce its Gift Responsibly campaign, an effort to remind the public that lottery games are intended exclusively for adults over the age of 18. The joint initiative is meant to reinforce the Illinois Lottery’s ongoing commitment to fostering safe and responsible play while raising awareness about the importance of mindful gifting and gaming this holiday season. “While lottery tickets may seem like an easy gift idea, they are not suitable for children and can unintentionally expose them to risky gambling behaviors from an early age. The Illinois Lottery encourages players to consider this impact, and the recipient, before adding lottery tickets to holiday stockings,” said Illinois Lottery
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew, live now
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Cargill to lay off 8,000 workers after missed earnings goals; local impact unclear
Cargill, which employs 160,000 workers globally, has a number of locations in Missouri and Illinois, including a grain elevator in East St. Louis.
Watch a mastodon get excavated near St. Louis this week
New efforts aim to ban student cell phone use in Missouri classrooms
Should students be allowed to use cell phones during the school day? It's a hot-button topic among parents, and there's a new effort in Missouri that could lead to a statewide ban.
Kendrick Lamar, SZA's 'Grand National Tour' is coming to St. Louis
Musk pal tapped to run NASA
Another nomination from Donald Trump: President-elect Donald J. Trump will nominate Jared Isaacman, a billionaire entrepreneur who led two private missions to orbit on SpaceX rockets, as the next NASA administrator. Mr. Isaacman, the chief executive of the payment processing company Shift4 Payments, is a close associate of Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, and, ...continue reading "Musk pal tapped to run NASA"
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Create A New Holiday Tradition By Giving Blood Or Platelets
ST. LOUIS, MO. — As holiday celebrations continue into December, the American Red Cross encourages donors to keep the blood supply top of mind by giving blood or platelets this month. Type O negative blood donors and those giving platelets are especially urged to give now to help ensure patients can continue to receive the care they need in the coming weeks. Record-breaking November travel is expected to carry into the new year, which could cause some potential donors to put off blood donation until after the holiday season. In addition to millions of Americans traveling to spend holidays with loved ones, extended vacations are also surging in popularity at a time when fewer people may be available to give lifesaving blood products. Bring joy to someone facing a medical emergency; give something that means something with a blood or platelet donation. Schedule an appointment this December by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visiting RedCrossBlood.org or calling 1-800-RED
Raw milk has always been a right-wing cause
Matt Stieb writes today about the food freedom movement: How Raw Milk Went From Hippie to MAGA This seems right, but it's not. Raw milk certainly had a MAGA moment earlier this year—completely unrelated to RFK Jr.—but its conservative roots go back well over a decade. Here's a Politico piece from 2014: As buying local ...continue reading "Raw milk has always been a right-wing cause"
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427 Coats for Kids: McGivney Students Make a Difference
GLEN CARBON - The Cardinal Glennon Guild Junior Board at Father McGivney Catholic High School led a successful coat drive this November. The students collected 427 coats for children and 44 coats for adults. Principal Joseph Lombardi explains, “This program beautifully highlights the alignment of the Glennon Guild Junior Board's activities with Father McGivney Catholic High School's core values. It emphasizes how these students are not only embracing but actively living out the pillar of Charity by using their leadership skills to make a meaningful impact. Their efforts serve as a testament to the school's mission of fostering a culture of life through practical service.” The Board consists of students who want to make a difference in the lives of patients at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital and the community. Through their leadership and volunteerism, they will continue to put on fundraising events like the Coat Drive throughout the school year in an effort to
Bob Dylan movie ‘A Complete Unknown’ hitting IMAX theaters a week early
If you just can’t wait until Christmas Day to see the Bob Dylan movie A Complete Unknown, there’s now a chance to catch it earlier … and bigger.The film, starring…
Frontier Airlines to add 'first class style' seats, premium rewards
The self-described ultra-low-cost carrier starts vying for travelers seeking more luxury options.
Cookie company eyes new name after cease and desist
The line of decorated butter cookies will undergo the rebranding after receiving a cease and desist letter from an unnamed company that holds the trademark on using the word “smiley” for any baked goods.
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