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'Smokin' on Main Festival' not affected by Saturday storms
People over in Collinsville didn't let the weather ruin their night. They had some damage in town.
Saturday’s Game Report: Cubs 5, Cardinals 1
Yellow to face 'complete shutdown' in coming days, Teamsters warn in letter
'A multi-prong problem' | Experts, leaders gather to address St. Louis gun violence
Are there metal detectors at the hollywood Amphitheater? If yes, how do y'all get a disposable marijuana vape in? I need it for medical and would rather not be sick during a concert. Tia!
Falling tree takes down power line and damages cars in O'Fallon Illinois
A O'Fallon, Illinois local caught footage of the heavy Saturday winds that damaged his neighbor's home.
Do employers in St. Louis care about positive weed tests?
Anybody in the clayton/Ucity are have low/no water pressure?
These are the Catholic parishes closing in the Archdiocese of St. Louis after this weekend
Most parish closings are in St. Louis and St. Louis County.
A look back: The relentless, withering heat wave of 1936 killed 479 in St. Louis
The St. Louis area was hit with 37 days of triple-digit temperatures, a record that stands today.
The Longest House Flip EVER!
Ex-Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon joins push for third-party presidential bid as Democrats try to stop it
Nixon, 67, is stepping back into national politics for the first time since leaving office in 2017 and will serve as No Labels’ director of ballot integrity.
How is leisure world in Collinsville?
Business Bulletin: East St. Louis transit center opens; Streets of St. Charles apartments open
The sixth site in the project partnership will be the Fairview Heights Transit Center in Fairview Heights, Illinois. It should be completed in 2024.
People in Business: Federal Reserve Bank promotes; FOCUS St. Louis adds board members
Col. Pannier is the 55th commander of the St. Louis District which is at the crossroads of three major rivers: the Illinois, Mississippi and Missouri.
Paranormal circus was crazy!
Robots are taking jobs from workers who aren’t working anymore
Today the New York Times reports that it's not just AI that's finally becoming a reality. It's also robots: Use of robots by big brands, retailers and movers of goods accelerated significantly after 2019. According to the Association for Advancing Automation, robot orders in North America jumped 42 percent during the pandemic after essentially being ...continue reading "Robots are taking jobs from workers who aren’t working anymore"