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People tried to go inside city hall throughout the day, only to find locked doors and an empty parking lot.

The 21-year-old Lin is a native of Tainan City, Taiwan, and played college baseball at Chinese Culture University in Taipei.

“When it is a matter of celebrating the day of independence, both old and young seem to lose the power of exercising ordinary caution.”

Join Big Muddy Adventures for a Full Moon Float! On the trip, you’ll spend a magical evening paddling the Mississippi River and enjoy a fine-dining experience in an unparalleled natural

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The Wall Street Journal reports that inflation expectations are down: Consumers expect to see 4.1% inflation a year from now, the lowest such reading in two years and down sharply from its recent peak of 6.8%, according to the median response to the New York Fed’s May survey, for example. A year from now? The ...continue reading "Consumers have no idea how high inflation is"

EDWARDSVILLE - Robert Werden, the Madison County Regional Superintendent of Schools, was sworn in Monday morning to begin his second term. In Werden’s speech, he thanked many people in the Madison County Regional Office of Education as well as other local educators and program leaders. “I truly do love my job,” Werden said. “I love working for the taxpayer and I love working for the residents of Madison County.” He noted that he titled his speech “I Love My Job” and joked that he appreciates the people who work with him, especially those who deal with the “crazy parents crazy administrators.” Dr. Tricia Blackard was sworn in as the assistant regional superintendent. Blackard previously served as the assistant principal at Collinsville High School. Judge Amy Maher performed the ceremony. “It’s a joy to wake up every day and be excited to go to work,” Blackard said. Werden thanked a long list of attendees,

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A Florissant man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left 11 people injured early Sunday in Wichita, Kan.

JERSEYVILLE - A 21-year-old Jerseyville resident has been charged with eight counts of criminal property damage for spraying orange spray paint on several pieces of government, private, and personal property around the city. Court filings state Dakota L. Harris, 21, of Jerseyville, was charged on June 23 with two felony counts of criminal damage to government property, as well as six misdemeanor counts of criminal damage to property. The following pieces of property were affected by Harris’s spray painting spree: A stoplight switch box located on the corner of State Street and Pearl Street, where Harris “spray painted a cross,” according to court filings. A one-way street sign located at the south rear entry alley of Royal Banks, located at 117 S. State Street. Two poles at the rear alley entrance of 117 S. State Street, property of Royal Banks. A 2010 Toyota RAV4, which was located in the 100 block of East Pearl Street. Several areas of the George's

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Ringo Starr is turning 83 on Friday, July 7, and he celebrating with his annual Peace and Love birthday event.  “As many of you know, since 2008, every year I use…

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Our long national egg nightmare is over: Well, mostly over: There's been a brief spike upward in June for some reason. However, the average since 2022 is $2, and that's exactly where we are now. METHODOLOGY NOTE: For some reason the USDA's weekly price survey occasionally covers only a tiny number of stores, which produces ...continue reading "Raw data: Eggs"

Tuesday, July 4, is Independence Day, and as always, PBS is celebrating with its annual special A Capitol Fourth. Hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro, this year's concert features performances by Chicago,…

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Most prominently, Parson vetoed $46 million for an allied health building at St. Louis Community College.

598,086 passengers reported clearing TSA Security Checkpoints in June 2023