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Lunchtime Photo
I was out in the desert on Saturday night on my third attempt to photograph the Wizard Nebula, aka NGC 7380, an emission nebula in the constellation of Cepheus. On the first attempt my battery pack ran out of juice and I only got two hours of exposures. The second time I had a complete ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Man killed crossing I-270 in Friday night collision
MEHLVILLE, Mo. -- A man crossing the highway was stuck and killed late Friday night. Thomas Hartog, 43, is identified as the victim in this fatal crash. A crash report says that Hartog was trying to cross the interstate at the southbound I-270 ramp to I-55 at around 11:30 p.m. A man driving on the [...]
Edwardsville Township To Host Annual Touch A Truck Event Sept. 30
EDWARDSVILLE - One of the most popular events in the region each year is the Touch-A-Truck Day at Edwardsville Township Park (Airplane Park) at 6368 Center Grove Road. Kevin Hall, Edwardsville Township supervisor, and Adam Colvin, the Edwardsville Township administrator, said the event offers more vehicles/activities than ever from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, September 30. Nearly 50 vehicles will be on-site for children to explore throughout the day. Edwardsville Township’s 9 th Annual Touch-A-Truck event will incorporate a range of nearly 50 vehicles, including: SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital’s Helicopter and Ambulance City of Edwardsville & Village of Glen Carbon Ambulances and Fire Trucks Eclipse Car Wash’s Caterpillar D6 Dozer Gateway Truck & Refrigeration’s Volvo VNL 860 Southern Illinois University School of Engineering’s Solar Car, Cougar Baja, and Formula Car Scott Credit Union’s Hummer The Annual Touch-a-Truck
Who Owns 'First Alert Weather'? KMOV's Owner Sues KSDK Over Use
A storm is brewing in local weather coverage in St. Louis. Today in federal court, the parent company of KMOV (Channel 4) filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming that KSDK (Channel 5) stole the phrase "First Alert Weather" from them.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Joined by President Megan Green, Alderman Shane Cohn, and Safe Streets Advocates, Announces New Effort to Implement Automated Traffic Enforcement in St. Louis
The effort is a part of the St. Louis Safer Streets initiative, which aims to improve street and pedestrian safety.
Donald Trump wants to soften Republican opposition to abortion
Donald Trump appeared on Meet the Press yesterday to deliver his usual word salad and outright lies on a variety of subjects. Here are some excerpts from his musings on abortion: five months, six months, seven months, eight months, nine months five, six, seven, eight, nine months four and five and six months. you're going ...continue reading "Donald Trump wants to soften Republican opposition to abortion"
Bike MS Raises Nearly $1 Million from Riverbend Ride
ST. LOUIS - The Bike MS: Gateway Getaway 2023 fundraiser and bike ride recently welcomed 1,000 bicyclists to the Riverbend area to raise funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis (MS). “It was such a great weekend full of hugs, high-fives and mission-inspired moments,” Marisa Hacker, senior manager for Bike MS, said. “Definitely an emotion-filled weekend, with the excitement and the inspiration of the progress that we’ve made so far and then always knowing there’s still work to be done until we find a cure for this thing.” On Sept. 9 and 10, bicyclists tackled 25-, 50-, 75- or 100-mile routes through local communities with Lewis and Clark Community College (LCCC) in Godfrey as their home base. There are 50 Bike MS events across the U.S., and this ride in the St. Louis region is in the top 15. The bicycle rides aim to raise a collective $1.3 million for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society . The Bike MS: Gateway Getaway in the Riverbend
St. Louis-area shopping center up for auction after landing new anchor stores
A Metro East shopping center that was recently revitalized with new stores is on the auction block.
'Armed and Dangerous' man wanted by Illinois police
CENTRALIA, Ill. -- Police are still searching for an armed and dangerous man after he went missing in southern Marion County. They are asking anyone who sees Jonathon L. Hunt, 23, to call 911 immediately. Do not approach him. He is described as a white male, 6’02, 150 lbs. Officers were called to the 500 [...]
Lambert shuttle buses to go electric as feds provides grant funds
Lambert currently has 37 shuttle buses that run on compressed natural gas. SP Plus Corp., which manages parking and operates shuttle buses under a contract with Lambert, will operate the new EVs.
Best places in/near the city for 2-person friendly work lunches right now? (Sep 2023)
St. Louis-based refrigeration manufacturer opens residential design showroom (Photos)
A division of the St. Louis-based maker of commercial and residential refrigeration equipment has opened its first showroom, in New York.
Police Union VP Says Woman Killed By Cop Is Only Worth $11,000
You hate to see it. But you know it’s always there. And it’s not even hidden below the surface. It’s right there on top: the disdain expressed by law enforcement officers for the people they’re supposed to be serving. If you believe the people you swore to serve and protect are worth less than the […]
Labor’s Militant Creativity
Today on TAP: The UAW builds on a tactic—selective strikes—pioneered 30 years ago by the Flight Attendants.
Mick Jagger says Rolling Stones’ ‘Hackney Diamonds’ won’t feel retro: “it sounds like now”
The Rolling Stones will release their new album, Hackney Diamonds, on October 20, and while the songs won’t be a huge departure from what fans are used to, frontman Mick Jagger says they will sound…
St. Louis County owes more than $550k to state for mistakes in federal program
The state of Missouri is ordering St. Louis County to pay back $550,000 in federal grants improperly spent by a county contractor to serve some of the region's most vulnerable youth.
Crash with bus kills man on I-44 near Six Flags
Daniel Duncan, 52, of Pacific, has been identified as the victim.
Jovick Brothers Burgers Is Already Making Regulars in Princeton Heights
Aldermanic Bill Would Bring Red Light Cameras Back to St. Louis
The era of rampant speeding and drivers running through red lights in St. Louis may soon come to an end. The city is working to bring red light cameras back.
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