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Why was butterhead (2008 child murderer, Marcus Powell, in O'fallon) called butterhead?
You Paid For It - Saving taxpayers millions by recycling ambulances
The St. Charles County Ambulance District says it’s saving millions by recycling ambulances.
St. Louis man says American Airlines lost prosthetic leg, won’t reimburse him
He said dealing with an airline that lost your prosthetic leg is even harder.
Not one scheduled criminal trial began as new special assistant prosecutor is sworn in to help
FOX 2 monitored at least five different courtrooms Tuesday to witness frustration from both victims' families and judges.
STL area organizations hope you will support them on Give STL Day Wednesday
Family honors 2 siblings killed on I-170 in north St. Louis County with balloon release
Balloon release for siblings killed on I-170
The siblings were remembered Tuesday night in the parking lot of the Renaissance Hotel, where a crowd gathered to light candles and release balloons.
Cardinals president frustrated over lack of movement on sports betting legislation
Frustrations with the Missouri Legislature have reached a tipping point for the St. Louis Cardinals over the issue of legalized sports betting.
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St. Charles looks to introduce EV charging stations to Frenchtown
The City of St. Charles will soon introduce electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. They will be one of the first in the county.
REO Speedwagon on the Arch
'Antisemitism began before the Holocaust, it continues after,' local antisemitic flyer promotes change through conversation
May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month: Bone Health Is As Easy As 1-2-3
ST. LOUIS - May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month. Research shows that dairy foods are integral for building and maintaining a lifetime of healthy bones because they contain nutrients like calcium, protein, vitamin D, phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium. “Getting these key nutrients in with 3 servings a day of dairy is important at every stage in life,” states Maggie Cimarolli, nutrition educator with the St. Louis District Dairy Council. 1-2-3 age groups… It is crucial for children and adolescents to consume enough dairy. Up to 90 percent of bone mass is accumulated by the age of eighteen. Children who achieve peak bone mass reduce their risk for developing osteoporosis, a bone-crippling disease, later in life. Adults also need to focus on dairy consumption throughout their lives. Bone loss and a reduced ability to replace bone tissue begins around the age of forty. Adults who consume a bone-healthy diet, engage in exercise, and eliminate bad habits like smoking
Several Village Code Amendments, Mayor's Appointments Approved For Glen Carbon
GLEN CARBON - The Glen Carbon Village Board of Trustees passed several amendments to the Village Code and approved the appointment of several individuals to various boards and committees at Mayor Bob Marcus’s recommendation. Mayor Marcus made a few announcements at the start of the meeting, the first of which was that there are still a few vendor opportunities available for the Glen Carbon Homecoming event being held on Father’s Day weekend on June 16 and 17. More information and parade participation forms can be found on the village website . Neighbor nominations are now open for the 2023 G.L.E.N. Awards, awarded by The Gardening, Landscaping and Enhancing Nature (G.L.E.N.) Committee. Mayor Marcus said “winners will be selected based on their yards’ beautification efforts and can be a resident or business.” Online voting is available on the village website and winners will be featured in the next Village Communicator. Finally, Mayor Marcus
Harpo Settles With ‘Oprahdemics’ Podcast, Gets Name Change That’s Silly
Last summer, we discussed a fairly silly trademark suit brought by Harpo Inc., Oprah Winfrey’s production company, against Roulette Productions, responsible for the “Oprahdemics” podcast. While the name of the podcast is obviously a nod to its main subject matter, Oprah, it’s also the case that the podcast is a journalistic endeavor covering the history […]
Parents: Kids tied up in classroom, state cut corners during investigation
A child advocacy group wants the state of Missouri to reopen an investigation into allegations that two kids were tied up in a classroom.
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