In Monroe County, buildings and vehicles were pummeled with baseball-sized hail, said Ryan Weber, assistant public safety director for the county, adding this was the biggest hail he's ever seen.
Joshua Halley from Florissant, Missouri, faces assault charges after allegedly shooting someone involved in a car accident with him. The incident occurred at Dunn Road. According to the probable cause statement, Halley showed a firearm and threatened the victim following the crash.
The Brickline Greenway just took an important step forward. With support from Congresswoman Cori Bush, the United States Department of Transportation awarded Great Rivers Greenway $9.9 million in construction funding as part of its Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods Program. This is half of the total projected construction cost for this new greenway bridge for people […]
The greater St. Louis region got its first taste of nasty spring weather on Thursday, as the National Weather Service issued several tornado warnings throughout the day, sending tens of thousands of residents scrambling for cover.
S. M. Wilson & Co., a St. Louis-based construction management and general contracting firm, has named Anna Eisenbath as Operations & Warranty Manager. Anna Eisenbath, who recently served as a project manager, joined the company as an intern in 2018 and has worked on many successful projects, including Target stores across the US. “As a […]
Earlier this year, Queen debuted the classic concert Queen Rock Montreal in IMAX theaters and now the band is giving music fans another chance to experience it.The Rock & Roll Hall…
The United States Congress is mysterious as hell: Speaker Mike Johnson told Politico that he expects to pass a future Ukraine assistance bill with Democratic votes, an acknowledgment of the persistent resistance to any new aid within the GOP.... “I think it is a stand-alone, and I suspect it will need to be on suspension,” ...continue reading "Mike Johnson says he’ll allow vote on Ukraine"
Students across Missouri could have access to scholarships for private schooling through an expanded tax credit program passed Thursday in the GOP-led state Senate.
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While countless lawmakers looking to get on cable TV spent much of the last few years freaking out about TikTok privacy issues, none of those same folks seem bothered by the parade of nasty vulnerabilities in the nation’s telecom networks. Hackers are still happily exploiting the SS7 flaw that lets governments and bad actors spy on […]
Lynyrd Skynyrd will be heading to Nashville this summer for CMA Fest, which is happening June 6-9. The Southern rockers are booked to play Nissan Stadium on June 6, joining a…
A state spending plan for fiscal 2025 delivered Thursday in the Missouri House cuts $2 billion from the proposal Gov. Mike Parson made in January, largely through adjustments for the depletion of pandemic-era federal funding and the decline in Medicaid enrollment. The proposal from House Budget Committee Chairman Cody Smith achieves those cuts despite several […]
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