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From New Scientist: A radio wave has hit Earth after travelling through space for 8 billion years. @AlexWilkins22 says it's the oldest fast radio burst ever detected, with enough energy to microwave a bowl of popcorn twice the size of our Sun 🍿☀️ I'm fascinated by the analogies science writers use. You know, the moon ...continue reading "How many H-bombs does it take to pop a sun-sized bowl of popcorn? One? A thousand?"

Missouri Senate President Caleb Rowden says he is joining the race for Missouri secretary of state in 2024.

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The woman, who was about 40, was inside a car in the 5000 block of Lindenwood Avenue near Hereford Street. Police responded about 11:20 a.m.

Missouri holds the title of being the top producer of Black Walnuts, which are also edible and serve as the official tree nut of the state. Their fruiting season occurs between September and October, so do not miss the opportunity to enjoy them. 

People jailed in St. Ann between August 9, 2011, and November 14, 2022, can claim part of a $3.125 million settlement of a case filed seven years ago.

The 303-page book is a photographic exploration displaying the culture, style and design behind St. Louis City SC.

The shooter has been taken into custody, Wentzville police said Saturday.

The 125 acre lot will become The Hoffmann Lodge. The new plans include 105 rooms, as well as a tennis court, pool and spa.

The board made the decision Thursday night at its monthly board meeting, which lasted more than five hours.

The boy suffered a graze wound and is expected to recover, St. Louis police said.

The Circle in the Square Quilters presents the Quintessential Quilt 2023 exhibit at the University City Public Library October 1 - October 28, 2023. Sixty quilts – traditional, contemporary, and […]

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EDWARDSVILLE – Three Edwardsville Fire Department members moved up the ladder this week as the department expanded its ranks to include an assistant fire chief. The three veteran firefighter/paramedics took the oath of office for their new rank at the Tuesday, October 17, City Council meeting. Capt. Bob Morgan, who has been with the Edwardsville Fire Department for 27 and a half years, was promoted to the assistant fire chief position, which was created in September to officially provide the department with a fire marshal. Chief James Whiteford said Morgan has already been functioning as a fire marshal, handling many fire prevention and construction inspections. In the position, Morgan also will assist with training and education, overall management and be available for emergency response. Lt. Ed Burnley was promoted to the rank of captain, filling the role that Morgan previously held. Burnley, who has been with the department for 11 years, oversees technical rescue training

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