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Passenger rail finally arrives in Honolulu
The Skyline rail could help alleviate gridlocked traffic and cut transportation emissions, but those who have tried it say the ride is also simply beautiful.
Missouri governor signs off on I-70 expansion, state budget
Moms for Liberty is no grassroots firestorm
The group Moms for Liberty is holding its national convention this weekend. It was created in 2021, allegedly by three housewives who were political neophytes but finally decided one day that something had to be done about liberal threats to their kids' education. So they took a deep breath and started organizing, even though this ...continue reading "Moms for Liberty is no grassroots firestorm"
Missouri receives historic investment to expand broadband access
The state is set to receive $1.7 billion from the federal government to increase access to high-speed internet across Missouri.
Thousands without power after storm tears across central Illinois
How are ParQ and Chapters at the Streets apartments around Chesterfield/St Charles?
PFAS pose a health risk. What is being done to reduce these 'forever chemicals' in drinking water? | Behind the Headlines podcast
🎧 The latest episode of Behind the Headlines looks at efforts to reduce PFAS in drinking water.
JB Blast event postponed due to severe weather in the St. Louis area
Despite $8 billion surplus, Missouri governor vetoes $550 million in state spending
From the $8,000 set aside so the Lone Jack Police Department could buy rifles to $46 million for an allied health building at St. Louis Community College, Gov. Mike Parson’s veto ax fell heavily on earmarked spending as he finished work on the coming year’s Missouri budget. Parson announced his actions late Friday on the […]
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Caught on camera: Man steals cash, exotic reptile from pet store in Lemay
St. Louis County police are searching for a man who was caught on camera stealing cash and an animal from a pet store in Lemay.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Enacts City of St. Louis Budget Following Passage by Board of Aldermen
The proposed FY2024 Annual Operating Plan totals $1.3 billion, an increase of 7.3% from the previous fiscal year
Missouri company plays central role in downfall of Biden loan forgiveness program
At the center of the U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness program on Friday was a little-known Missouri nonprofit that goes by MOHELA.
Based in St. Louis, the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority is a quasi-governmental entity created by state lawmakers in 1981 to service student loans.
And when former Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt went looking for legal standing in order to bring a lawsuit challenging the president’s program, he relied…
Bluesky Continues To Explore More Creative Moderation Plans Openly
I continue to be fascinated in watching how the various decentralized protocol-based social media systems are evolving — in particular how they’re dealing with the challenges of content moderation. There was an interesting discussion a recently on nostr over whether or not moderation should be best handled by relays or clients*. ActivityPub has, of course, […]
St. Louis sues jail health care provider over $515,000 lawsuit settlement
The city of St. Louis filed suit Friday demanding its jail health care provider reimburse the city for a $515,000 settlement the city paid to settle another suit over an inmate death.
Concordia Seminary in Clayton Plans Housing, Shared Athletic Facilities with Wash U.
Ahead of its 100th anniversary of operations on its Clayton, Mo., campus, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis has introduced a Campus Plan centered on augmenting its iconic campus for the next century of academic and theological leadership. Building for Community: The Campus Plan for Concordia Seminary provides a framework for shaping the Seminary’s physical environment to […]
Madison County Recognizes Man As Being A Good Samaritan
GRANITE CITY — Madison County officials honored a good Samaritan who came to the aid of his neighbor and saved her life. Chairman Kurt Prenzler and County Board member John Janek of Granite City presented Billy Eugene Taylor with a Certificate of Recognition on Friday, June 30 for his heroic efforts in saving the life of Barbara Hayes around 3 a.m. on April 25 at 2128 Miracle Avenue, Granite City. Haye’s reached out to the county and said she felt Taylor deserved recognition because if it weren’t for him, she wouldn’t be here today. Janek said Taylor’s actions went above and beyond as a neighbor. “Thank you for your heroic efforts in saving the life of Ms. Barbara Hayes,” Janek said. Taylor said he would do what any neighbor would do. He said it’s about looking out for one another. He said a loud pop woke him up and when he walked outside he saw the house two doors down exploded and caught Hayes house on fire. “Her carport
R.G. Ross Gives Fire-Destroyed Edwardsville’s EXO Lounge and Nail Bar a Do-Over and Upgrade
For a concept based on relaxation, the EXO Lounge and Nail Bar in Edwardsville has not had an easy go of it. A new construction project which broke ground on June 12 is about to give the facility at 2157 Center St. a reset. Originally opened in 2019, EXO was a 12,000-square-foot nail salon and […]
David Lee Roth shares mini doc on the 1983 US Festival
David Lee Roth has shared a new mini doc about the short-lived US Festival, which was the brainchild of Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak. According to the doc, Wozniak had hoped the '80s would be…