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NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES “CENTENNIAL ROADSHOW” HEADS TO FLORISSANT JULY 8 Next Monday, July 8, the NLC Centennial Roadshow: 100 Year, 100 Cities Visit to the City of Florissant. The National League of Cities (NLC) is excited to announce the next leg of its Centennial Roadshow: 100 Years, 100 Cities, celebrating the diversity, resilience, and […]

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The World's Largest Catsup Bottle in Collinsville, Illinois is hosting the Giant Idaho Potato on July 6, as part of the Famous Idaho Potato Tour, which also includes stops at Schnucks and the America's Birthday Parade in Downtown St. Louis.

Court systems around Missouri are at a standstill after what's being called an electrical failure.

Early this year the Department of Energy paused approvals of new LNG terminals. Several states sued, saying the decision was arbitrary and was costing them a lot of money. Yesterday a Trump-appointed judge in Louisiana (of course) issued a preliminary injunction against the pause and told DOE to start issuing approvals again. It's possible that ...continue reading "Federal judge uses very strange words to overturn LNG pause"

Scattered showers and storms are expected to move across the region overnight and into Wednesday, with some flash flooding concerns possible on Thursday morning, but the weather is expected to improve Friday into the weekend.

It's a busy week in the St. Louis Blues offseason. Monday marked the start of NHL free agency and Blues development camp. One day later, the Blues officially released next season's schedule.

An Alton, Illinois, man will appear in court Tuesday afternoon after being charged with crimes involving a 4-month-old.

BREAKING NEWS: Florida’s Attorney General says the Supreme Court unanimously sided with her in a case where they unanimously ruled against her arguments. Perhaps there’s a reason that Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is so vigorously defending a Florida law that would block social media companies from diminishing the reach of disinformation: she loves spreading […]

A former parks department employee here said he was fired during his first week on the job because he refused several sexual advances from the mayor.

Nonresidential construction fell in May, marking the fifth straight month of losses. The post-pandemic building boom has well and truly ended.

A couple says they are still awaiting an explanation more than four months after their 3-year-old son returned from day care in Godfrey with bite marks on his torso.

Prosecutors said the man shot his acquaintance in the head before stealing a gun, jewelry and methamphetamine from him.

Four key rulings limiting federal power will curtail the ability of the EPA and other agencies to write and enforce climate policies.

From Webster-Kirkwood Times:  City leaders in Kirkwood on June 20 approved a contract to develop a master plan for Mitchell Park at a cost not to exceed $93,594. The master plan will be developed by DG2 Design Landscape Architecture of Eureka, which was the only firm to bid on the contract. The Kirkwood City Council […]

From Labor Tribune:  The steelworkers of Granite City have a new union leader at a time when their entire future seems to be in the balance. Craig McKey was sworn in as the new president of United Steelworkers Local 1899 on June 6 at the Labor Temple in Granite City, along with returning and newly […]

From St. Louis Post-Dispatch:  Forrest Miller is the sort of guy who can turn a simple idea into something substantial. When he was a young man playing in a band, he found his calling. Miller grew up on the south side of St. Louis, near Cleveland High School. He played the accordion, then the drums. […]

Rush has paid tribute to their late producer Peter Collins, who passed away recently at the age of 73.Collins produced four Rush albums: 1985’s Power Windows, 1987’s Hold Your Fire,…

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