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Jim Jordan Misfires in Attacks on Lina Khan
House Judiciary Committee Republicans didn’t follow Jordan in his assaults on Khan’s ethics. Some Republicans even praised her.
Federal Highway Safety Regulator Torpedoes Massachusetts Right-to-Repair Legislation
The federal regulator cites concerns over hacking, but that argument is an industry pretext.
Maine Unions Near Compromise With Governor on Offshore Wind
The governor rejected a bill requiring a project labor agreement in the state’s contract with offshore wind developers. Now, she is said to support a similar proposal that drops the term ‘PLA.’
Amanda Holtgrewe of Belleville, IL
Amanda Holtgrewe of Belleville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain
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House budget chair runs for Missouri treasurer in challenge to Parson pick
Rep. Cody Smith, who bills himself as a “conservative firebrand,” will challenge Parson appointee Vivek Malek.
The Harmans Bluegrass To Open For Nashville Recording Country Artist Mo Pitney At 1st Annual Foster Fest
ALTON - Listed as the “home-town favorites” The Harmans Bluegrass will open up for famous country music star Mo Pitney at this year’s first annual Foster Fest held at The Woodlands Golf Club & Banquet Facility on Saturday, July 29 th . Tickets for the show are $20 pre-ordered or $25 at the door. The show begins at 7 p.m. while doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the show can be found at www.fosterfestalton.com . The Harmans Bluegrass has been playing music for a long time, to say the least. Through many iterations, the group just celebrated 45 years of their annual show played at Lewis and Clark Community College earlier this year. Mo Pitney, a Nashville recording artist, has been named an “Artist To Watch” by Rolling Stone and Billboard. He has amassed a following of 217,000 on Facebook and has over 50,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Pitney has seen past success with his latest albums, especially 2016’s Behind This Guitar and 2020’s
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A deeper look into fatal Greyhound bus crash, some say it could have been prevented
The deadly mass casualty crash on Interstate 70 east of St. Louis could have and should have been prevented, according to St. Louis area Congressman Mike Bost.
Webster Groves C.J. Muggs closes; employees and locals say goodbye
C.J. Mugg's Bar and Grill in Webster Groves prepared its staff and long-time customers for a harsh reality: they would be shutting down on Thursday.
How to keep your pets cool in the summertime
The dangerous heat has pet owners looking for ways to keep their animals cool.
Net zero by 2050?
Are you in the mood for some rare optimistic climate news? The Rocky Mountain Institute released a report today forecasting that solar and wind are growing so fast and getting so cheap that they're now on track to produce 30% of all electricity by 2030 and upwards of 70-85% by 2050: If we can do ...continue reading "Net zero by 2050?"
Severe storm left behind debris and tree limbs around St. Louis County
Debris and tree limbs could be found across south St. Louis County after Wednesday's storm.
I guess Sweden didn’t kill everyone after all
Excess mortality is generally considered a better guide to COVID deaths than actual counts of COVID deaths themselves, which are subject to considerable interpretation and dispute. Here are the excess mortality rates for Scandinavia, the US, and a bunch of large European countries: Sweden is at the very bottom. There's only one country that's noticeably ...continue reading "I guess Sweden didn’t kill everyone after all"
Defendant who was serving life for murder gets unusual deal
A man who admitted in court that he’s a killer received an unusual plea deal Thursday. Moments after Darin Schmidt, now 37, admitted his crime, he learned he’ll soon be eligible for parole.
Spire warns of misinformation online regarding customers’ bills
Gagliano said Spire customers are doing this in response to posts they’ve seen on various social media platforms.
Mayor's driveway: Expired plates and dealer tags
The mayor of Jennings has been driving a car with dealer plates while a car with expired tags is parked in his home's driveway.
NIL deal brings new frozen pizza to Schnucks
St. Louis area Schnuck Markets in Missouri and Illinois have a new frozen pizza. The exclusive deal with Every True Tiger Brands features the image of three Mizzou football players on the label.
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