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Fallen Arches 2022: A year of the strange, the bizarre and the stupid in St. Louis
Just when you thought it couldn't be possible, politicians made bigger fools of themselves in 2022 than ever before. Some people who follow politics closely suffered whiplash from shaking their heads in disbelief.
The 10 biggest St. Louis-area stories of 2022
2022 brought its share of political debates and controversies in the St. Louis region. It also brought tragedy, scandal and continuing public health concerns.
Ironclad U.S.S. St. Louis - Launched in Saint Louis, Missouri 1861 - Renamed the Baron de Kalb 1862
Sorority kicks off 2023 by helping the homeless
ST. LOUIS -- Too many people in the St. Louis area are entering the new year without a place to call home. With hopes of a better 2023, the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority members handed out duffle bags with essentials like sleeping bags, towels, and hygiene products. Sorority members of the Zeta Sigma Chapter say [...]
Memorial for Demetrious Johnson in St. Louis Monday
ST. LOUIS -- A memorial will be held for Demetrious Johnson Monday. A procession starts at noon. It will leave from The Demetrious Johnson Foundation on Union Boulevard. A community memorial service will begin at 1 p.m. at Chaifetz Arena. Johnson was from St. Louis and played for the Detroit Lions for five seasons. He [...]
Illinois Supreme Court halts elimination of cash bail in SAFE-T Act
The Illinois Supreme Court has halted the elimination of cash bail that was set to take effect January 1. The high court says it ordered the stay to maintain consistent pretrial procedures throughout Illinois while the justices prepare to take up the matter. The decision follows days of confusion after Kankakee County Judge Thomas Cunnington [...]
Richest billionaires in Missouri
The first billionaire ever is thought to be Standard Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller back in 1916, or perhaps Henry Ford in 1925. Fast forward some 100 years to 2021: as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to rage, a record-breaking 660 people became billionaires globally, growing the previous year's number by 30%. While the U.S. is [...]
Happy New Year!
The St. Louis American wishes you a joyous and prosperous new year.
Plants + Dairy = The Perfect New Year's Resolution
ST. LOUIS - The term “plant-based diet” has garnered a lot of attention and headlines in recent years and for good reason. Research over many years has linked plant-based diets to lower rates of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and some cancers. What better way to start out the New Year than with a new diet rich in all the vitamins and minerals that plants and dairy foods have to offer? What does “plant-based” mean? So what exactly is a plant-based diet, and does it have superior health benefits? Plant-based diet has no official definition. For some, it means choosing plant foods first, including fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, legumes, and whole grains, before adding foods from animal sources, such as cheese, yogurt, chicken or beef. For others it means only choosing plant foods, omitting the other food groups, and potentially the nutrients they provide. According to registered dietitian, Maggie Cimarolli, “The term plant-based can allow for
Duckworth Provides Highlights Of Her First Term In U.S. Senate
– U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) today released her first Term in Review , highlighting her work and accomplishments for the people of Illinois throughout the past six years. The new report outlines Duckworth’s efforts to champion and pass legislation to help working families get ahead and keep more of their hard-earned money, protect our communities from crime and gun violence, defend women’s rights, create good-paying jobs across the state, help bring environmental justice to overlooked communities in Illinois, support our allies in Ukraine and improve the lives of servicemembers, Veterans and military families. “It has been a true honor to serve the great state of Illinois for the past six years, and I’m so proud of everything we’ve accomplished for hardworking Illinoisans from Chicago to Cahokia Heights, Peoria and beyond,” Duckworth said. “As I look forward to the years ahead, I know there’s still much work to do to help
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What did you eat this week?
Bosley’s Version of What Really Happened Now Being Scrutinized by Police
Some notable St. Louis-area people who died in 2022
Just some of the people in the arts, business, government and faith who died this year.
Frank Viverito retires after years of luring big sporting events to St. Louis
Recession ahead: How to protect your finances
Inflation is breaking records at more than 8%, and a global recession is likely on the horizon for 2023. While the news can be daunting, there are several steps you can take to stabilize your finances during a rocky economy.
Create a financial plan (or update the one you have)
A financial plan is your guiding light in a tumultuous market because it documents your short- and long-term goals. If you don’t already have a formal financial plan, your financial team can work with you to outline your…
The meaning and history of 'Baby New Year'
Happy New Year 2023! But what is the significance of the newborn baby cryptid, and why do we have one?