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Vehicle Overturns On Alby Street Near Intersection With Big Arch Road Sunday
ALTON - Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford provided a report about a crash at 12:33 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 6, 2023, involving a single vehicle on Alby Street near the intersection with Big Arch Road. Ford said the police department's preliminary investigation revealed that a distraction within the vehicle caused the driver not to see the vehicle in front of her slowing/stopping to turn and the driver subsequently swerved to avoid striking the vehicle and then left the roadway. "The vehicle subsequently overturned after swerving and leaving the roadway," Ford said. "The driver of the vehicle was transported via Alton Fire Department Ambulance to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries." Traffic in the area was disrupted by the crash for about 45 minutes when the scene was cleared.
States seek to let teens as young as 14 serve booze in restaurants
WASHINGTON — As a former bartender and current tipped worker, Trupti Patel knows that customers tend to get grabby when there is alcohol involved. After working in the food service industry for more than a decade, she is accustomed to dealing with drunk customers who get out of hand, especially if they become belligerent or […]
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A very brief guide to Tuesday’s election in Ohio
Here is your super short guide to tomorrow's election in Ohio: December: Ohio abolishes August elections because they are wasteful and attract low turnouts. February: Two pro-choice groups submit language for a referendum in November to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. May: In a turnaround, Republicans vote for one last August election this ...continue reading "A very brief guide to Tuesday’s election in Ohio"
3 Bengelina Hospitality Group restaurants to relocate from Botanical Heights neighborhood
The chef behind the Bengelina Hospitality Group says he is moving three of his restaurants out of St. Louis' Botanical Heights neighborhood after failed attempts to buy their respective buildings.
Lunchtime Photo
This is the altar at the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur in the Montmartre district of Paris.
The Velvet Underground, The Beatles & more land on ‘Billboard’s’ list of the greatest album covers of all time
Album covers are often just as memorable as the music featured in the release, and there's no doubt some covers are truly iconic. Billboard is chiming in with their thoughts on the…
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St. Louis law firm completes gender equity review of NCAA championships
More than two years after a viral video documented disparities between the men's and women's Division I basketball tournaments, a St. Louis-based law firm has played a key role in assessing how much progress the NCAA has made in 88 other tournaments.
Puppy love: This video will cure your Monday blues
Panera Bread looks to open drive-thru bakery-cafe in $67M Crestwood redevelopment at former mall site
The cafe's drive-thru lane is designed as more of a rapid pick-up window for mobile orders rather than a traditional drive-thru window with a menu board.
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Employee gifting startup Bold Xchange eyes growth with $510K raise
Bold Xchange, a St. Louis startup focused on employee and event gifting, hopes to accelerate its growth after closing on a pre-seed funding round. The startup raised $510,000 in its oversubscribed financing round, eclipsing its target of $500,000.
Court Should Block Registration Of ‘Trump Too Small’ Trademark Not Because It’s Someone’s Name, But Because No One Should Control The Phrase
There’s an interesting thing that happens all too often in trademark cases, whereby people seem to flip the underlying argument. We see it in cases where someone opposes the registration of a certain trademark, and the party seeking the trademark complains that the government is trying to “censor” them or limit their speech, when more […]
Eminent Domain for Overpriced Drugs
Today on TAP: Exhibit A is the case of the EpiPen. It should cost a few dollars rather than the $600 or more charged by monopolist Viatris.
4 free tickets to Fortune Fest in Columbia this weekend
Piano Teachers (In Person)
'Long Island Medium' Theresa Caputo coming to Stifel Theatre
Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde on getting older: “I’m more relaxed now, if you can believe it”
Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde is still rocking out at age 71, and while some artists may dread getting older, she seems to be embracing it. “I don’t mind getting older. I do…
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