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Godfrey's Katherine Kratschmer Named To Saint Mary's College Dean's List
NOTRE DAME, Indiana — Godfrey's Katherine Kratschmer has been named to the Saint Mary’s College Dean’s List for the Spring 2023 semester. To earn this academic honor at Saint Mary's, a student must achieve a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.6 on a 4.0 scale, have a minimum of 12 graded credit hours, no incompletes, and no grades lower than a C. About Saint Mary’s College Saint Mary’s College, located in Notre Dame, IN, is recognized as both a visionary forerunner and an enduring innovator in the education of women. As a private college, Saint Mary’s is committed to the social and economic empowerment of all women, a culture of human dignity and solidarity, and a focus on original undergraduate research. With more than 60 undergraduate academic programs, as well as accelerated advanced degree options, we offer a strong liberal arts foundation in an atmosphere that encourages open discussion and close collaboration with professors and classmates
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Woman Shot in North St. Louis While Stopping Kia Thieves
Yesterday evening in the Walnut Park East neighborhood, a woman was shot outside her home after interrupting two people trying to steal her Kia. According to a police incident report, the 42-year-old victim was at home around 5 p.m. when her boyfriend told her that there were two people outside trying to break into her Kia Forte. The Kia owner went outside, at which time she heard a woman's voice shout, "Someone is coming."
Wildfire smoke returns to St. Louis, orange alert
ST. LOUIS -- We've got a couple of nice days of weather ahead when it comes to temperatures and humidity. The one hiccup is that we're going to get some of that wildfire smoke back into our atmosphere. There is an orange air quality alert again for the St. Louis area and much of southern [...]
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Pritzker signs $50.4 billion budget with key investments in Illinois education
No Republicans in either chamber of the General Assembly supported the budget.
Thursday, June 8, 2023 - Missouri police continue to disproportionately pull over Black motorists
A report from the Missouri Attorney General's Office shows police stopped Black drivers at higher rates than their share of Missouri's population for the 23rd consecutive year.
Many Of The States Endlessly Freaking Out About TikTok Still Have State Websites That Funnel Sensitive Data To TikTok
By now we’ve noted several times how the folks most vocally calling for a nationwide TikTok ban are putting on a dumb performance designed to distract you from our lack of competent internet privacy laws and our complete unwillingness to regulate the sleazy data broker space. As in, banning TikTok doesn’t actually fix much because […]
Police identify man killed in Granite City crash
Frank Fisher, 41, of Granite City, died at a hospital after crashing near Nameoki Road and Lindell Boulevard.
Joe Scott Sr., commercial real estate entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 92
Joe Scott Sr., owner of Scott Properties and Affiliates, one of the region's largest private companies, died May 25 at his home in St. Louis. He was 92.
Lambert airport commission OKs hike in parking charges
Rates in Lambert airport parking lots and garages will increase Aug. 1.
Mellow Mushroom in Cottleville, Missouri hosting 'Yappy Yuppy Hour' today
Mellow Mushroom in Cottleville is teaming up with the Chamber of Commerce to host a special happy hour.
Alton Municipal Band kicks off 132nd season, every Thursday and Sunday
If you're looking to listen to live music, the Alton Municipal Band is kicking off its 132nd season Thursday.
Schnucks hosting career fairs across Missouri and Illinois this afternoon
Schnucks is hosting a career fair at all of its stores across Missouri and Illinois Thursday. they're hiring for a variety of positions and say they're offering flexible schedules and health benefits.
The St. Louis bullfight riot of 1904 ended in the death of Spain's top matador
On June 8, 1904, one of Spain's best bullfighters was gunned down at a St. Louis hotel by a fighter known as the American matador.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hosting open house on Jana Elementary radiological sampling today
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is holding an open house in Florissant Thursday. They'll discuss the radiological sampling reports from Jana Elementary School.
'Candid online conversation' with Metro Transit about changes happening today
Citizens for Modern Transit is hosting a "candid online conversation" with Metro Transit over the multiple route adjustments this year.
Metro Transit planning another round of service cuts and route changes
Metro Transit is planning another round of bus service cuts and route changes due to driver shortages.
House fire in Cahokia Heights, Illinois
A late night fire damaged a home in Cahokia Heights, Illinoisย on Melvin Drive near Theodore Lane.
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