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Adult Autism Diagnosis in STL?
Maine towns band together to offer βenergy navigators,β extra funding for home energy upgrades
The program, funded by a federal grant and set to launch in mid-2024, aims to fill cost gaps and ease confusion over government rebates as residents seek to cut heating costs and emissions.
Difference Maker: Middle School Teacher Sadie Lupercio Encourages Students In and Out of School
ALTON - Sadie Lupercio has established herself as a friendly face at Alton Middle School. The seventh grade math teacher is a Difference Maker in the classroom and the community with her commitment to her students, most recently as the organizer of a GoFundMe for the Alton Community Boxing Club . Several of her students are members of the club, which prompted Lupercio to get involved. But this is just one instance of how Lupercio aims to help kids. She works every day to make sure her students are okay and goes above and beyond to check in with each of them and show them that she cares. “My big thing of becoming a teacher was these kids might not have somebody at home,” Lupercio said. “They might not have someone to go home to and talk to or just somebody that even cares. Maybe they have somebody at home but they don’t care. I’m not saying that’s the case, but I’m just saying I want to be that person for every kid that walks in my
Migrants go without showers, dig for food in trash in Chicago as they wait for shelter
With 27 designated shelter buildings at capacity and more migrants arriving every day, numbers have overflowed to warming buses in a parking lot.
Spectrum Outaage?
Icy weekend ahead, wind chill advisory extended until Tuesday morning
It's still quite windy out there and temperatures and wind chills are frigid this morning. The cold is only going to get worse as we continue into the weekend.
Student absenteeism and class requirements challenge schools, Metro East superintendents say
The 90-minute "State of Education" discussion included topics like state regulations, social-emotional learning, student absenteeism and workforce development.
1967: A topless plan for Gaslight Square turns out to be a complete bust
On Jan. 13, 1967, a plan to rejuvenate Gaslight Square in St. Louis failed to materialize when waitresses failed to show up at the Dixie Belle nightclub.
Under review ?
Where can I safely go for a walk in the middle of the night?
St. Louis artist Damon Davis will be performing at Carnegie Hall with Alarm Will Sound in March
Raw data: Gasoline is cheap!
Here is the national average price of gasoline over the past 20 years: The price this week is lower than 70% of the months between 2004 and 2023.
Former Ballwin police chief sues city, alleges aldermen violated state law
Cannolis Dressing Recipe
'I'm very lucky,' says former Uber driver who got into shootout with a rider
St. Louisans ready to brave frigid weather on the way
Within three hours, temperatures dropped significantly on Friday. Heading into the holiday weekend, it's the coldest weather that St. Louis has experienced this winter season so far.
A mother's fight for justice: 'He still has to face me'
A grieving mother says she was denied justice after spending four days in Jefferson County, which was a trip that she hoped would give her closure.
LDS Church Bullies Brewery Out Of Beer Brand Referencing Biblical Bees
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has something of a rollercoaster history when it comes to the enforcement of its real, or perceived, intellectual property rights. On the one hand, the church has occasionally been quite lenient when it comes to not trying to battle every use of its name, traditions, or religious […]
Temps take a dive: How cold will it get this weekend and beyond?
Several days of freezing temperatures are on the way. A cold blast made its way to the St. Louis metro on Friday, and there won't be much relief until the middle of next week.
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