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Illinois man found dead in Wood River Creek
ALTON, Ill. - A South Roxana, Illinois, man was found submerged last week in Wood River Creek. According to a report from the office of Madison County Coroner Stephen Nonn, police received a 911 call around 6:05 p.m. on Friday, May 26. Alton police officers found the man at Wood River Creek and East Broadway. [...]
What’s that going to be … at 224 S. Kansas St.?
From The Edwardsville Intelligencer: A new family Italian restaurant is coming soon to the heart of Edwardsville with plans by the local owners to offer a fast-paced lunch menu during the day and a sit-down experience with a bar at night. Mio Osteria is under construction at 224 S. Kansas St., approximately a block south […]
Elton John promises “special guests” for Glastonbury show, talks “sporadic” future live plans
Elton John's final show on British soil comes June 25, when he'll rock the U.K.'s prestigious Glastonbury Festival for the very first time — and he says it won't be…
Attorney general calls illegal gambling ‘complex.’ Many Missourians disagree.
Scores of complaints about the spread of gambling machines have been logged this year by gambling regulators.
University City man killed while playing video games in home
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting in the city’s Mark Twain neighborhood.
Centene looks to sublease some or all of Sacramento campus
Less than five years after Clayton-based health insurer Centene Corp. made a splash by confirming plans to bring thousands of new employees to a campus in Sacramento's Natomas area, the company now appears ready to let someone else have some or all of that space.
Where’s the beef in Missouri? Check the state budget
Three top state officials all raise cattle when they aren’t in the Capitol.
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Authorities ID man found dead in Wood River Creek in Alton
Authorities on Tuesday released the name of the 33-year-old South Roxana man found dead in Wood River Creek on Friday.
Younger Generations Work Differently. What Does This Mean for the Future Workplace?
From Gensler: Younger workers, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, currently make up more than 59% of the U.S. knowledge workforce. As new generations enter the workplace, it’s important to recognize the unique workstyles and preferences that each generation brings with them. In Gensler’s own workplace research in 2021, we first uncovered a shift as organizations […]
The FBI’s Constant Abuse Of Section 702 Surveillance May Finally Take This Tool Away From The NSA
The FBI has fucked around and now it’s on a collision course with Finding Out. The NSA likes its Section 702 collection — an upstream collection authorized to gather communications in bulk from foreigners as well as US persons communicating with foreigners. The NSA is supposed to minimize the incidental collection of US persons’ communications. […]
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Not-so-much 'Air' Jordan: Cardinals prospect Walker tweaks hitting approach in minors
More than a month has passed since the St. Louis Cardinals abruptly optioned young star Jordan Walker to the minor leagues, and it's unclear when he might rejoin the big-league club.
Daily Deal: TruGolf Mini Golf Simulator
The TruGolf Mini is a new approach to learning the game of golf. Paired with E6 CONNECT software, this interactive swing studio analyzes and displays swing data after every shot, helping golfers of all skill levels understand the game. With TruGolf Mini, every shot you take is a lesson. It’s on sale for $199.97 until 11:59pm PDT on 5/31/23. […]
Bowling pro shop in Affton weathers sport’s highs and lows
Ray Orf's opened during bowling's heyday and has survived to see the pastime make a comeback.
Saint Louis Zoo welcomes Kayin the western lowland gorilla
Hollywood Vampires postpone shows due to Johnny Depp’s ankle injury
Hollywood Vampires have put their tour on pause to let Johnny Depp recover from an ankle injury. The band, which also includes Aerosmith’s Joe Perry, Alice Cooper and Tommy Henriksen, announced they are postponing three tour dates this…
Search continues for missing rural Missouri doctor
Dr. John Forsyth was last heard from on May 21. He was reported missing when he failed to show up for work that day at Mercy Hospital in Cassville, a town of 3,100 residents deep in the Missouri Ozarks.
U.S. Senator Durbin Pledges $3.5M for Cahokia Heights Sewer Repairs
From St. Louis Public Radio: U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, pledged another $3.5 million of federal funding for Cahokia Heights’ faulty sewer system on Friday. The cash from the federal budget will funnel to Cahokia Heights through the Army Corps of Engineers and will help fund an existing project for the city’s main trunk line. […]
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