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Fatalities Increase To Seven In Montgomery Crash
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois State Police (ISP) announced today it has located another fatality from the May 1, 2023, crash on I-55 near milepost 76. Initially, six individuals were found deceased at the crash scene. However, the severity of the crash masked the remains and what was previously believed to be the remains of one individual was two. ISP is working closely with the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office to confirm the identification of the seven deceased individuals and information will be released once identification is complete and proper notifications have been made. The coroner previously confirmed 88-year-old Shirley Harper of Franklin, WI. died in the crash. A total of 37 people were transported to area hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to critical and ages spanning 2 years old to 80 years old. Approximately 72 vehicles are known to be involved in the crashes that occurred in both northbound and southbound lanes of I-55 between milepost 72 and
St. Louis police make notable change to non-emergency phone line
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department will soon make a notable change to its non-emergency phone line, one which police say will better serve the city.
All-You-Can-Tag
Attention Laser Tag lovers. Grab your friends and an unlimited laser tag pass on Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to close for $19.99 per person plus tax. Based on walk in availability.
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Help Us Make Fun of Comedians Struggling to Pronounce Imo's
One thing you don't expect upon turning on a favorite comedy podcast is for your ears to be assaulted by the sounds of people struggling to pronounce your hometown's beloved food and landmarks. Yet, that was the horror that met me when I hit play on a recent episode of the Doughboys this morning and heard the co-host, actor Mike Mitchell (The Tomorrow War, Love), and guest, comedian Mike Glazer (Weed and Grub), trying to say Imo's. Deep breath.
Pearl Jam’s ’Give Way’ is Record Store Day’s biggest-ever rock release
Pearl Jam has made Record Store Day history. The grunge group's contribution to this year's event, the live album Give Way, sold close to 20,000 copies, making it the biggest-selling…
Ozzy Osbourne is “determined” to play more live shows: “You can’t retire from this game”
Ozzy Osbourne sure doesn't sound like someone who's retired from touring. Earlier this year, the Prince of Darkness canceled his 2023 tour of the U.K. and Europe due to health…
Mikey Hart to make in-person art gallery appearances next month
Mickey Hart will certainly be busy this summer with Dead & Company’s final tour, but he’s making time in his schedule to help show off his art. The rocker is set to…
Bethesda DMCAs Its Official Twitter Account Trying To Stop ‘Redfall’ Leaks
We’re getting into the warmer seasons, which means AAA games are coming up for release dates. It also means that leaks of content, or sometimes the entire games, for those AAA games are coming out as well. We just talked about several leaks coming out for Nintendo’s latest Zelda title. And now, right on the […]
Carpenters union suit against Al Bond dismissed; billboard firms make own claim
A federal judge has dismissed the carpenters union's lawsuit against former St. Louis leader Al Bond, as two billboard companies at the heart of that matter sue the union.
'The large portfolio moves are now complete': Emerson CEO says firm will focus on smaller deals, business execution after M&A spree
Emerson Electric Co. (NYSE: EMR) has completed several high-profile M&A deals during the first two years of CEO Lal Karsanbhai's tenure, all designed to sharpen its focus around industrial automation and technology. The big ticket items in that process are wrapped up, Karsanbhai said Wednesday.
Argosy Casino Celebrates Music Hall Expansion
ALTON - Argosy Casino officially unveiled its new Music Hall gaming floor expansion last weekend. The new area features 85 new gaming machines, and General Manager Randall Peterson said its name pays homage to the casino’s history while more additions are planned for its future. “A little history on the Music Hall was that we had bands and big bands and all that stuff,” Peterson said. “We just opened it and really expanded our slot floor. We’re super excited about that, 85 new games in a really fun space.” Peterson added that it’s been great to see the room repurposed with a “refresh.” “It’s just been exciting to be a part of it and really see what we really can do with our existing property,” he said. “The property itself has been around a while, and so this is kind of a refresh for us and we’re really excited about it.” He also said there are plans to open a new restaurant in the casino
As legal battles mount, Kim Gardner takes nursing classes
As challenges mount for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, FOX 2 has learned that she is enrolled in a nursing program at St. Louis University.
Charges: Drunk Monroe County mom crashed car, made 13-year-old daughter drive it home
Tom Petty getting honorary doctorate degree
The late Tom Petty is getting a new title this week. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer can soon be referred to as doctor, now that he's being awarded a posthumous…
A Caribou Coffeehouse is opening in St. Louis
Caribou Coffeehouse is starting a location in St. Louis and becoming part of the Hamra Enterprises.
State Rep. LaKeySha Bosley arrested Monday night on outstanding warrant
Bosley said Perry County warrant remained active because of clerical error. Circuit clerk official says county acted correctly in the matter.
St. Louis County Police share domestic violence resources after 2 probable murder-suicides
Lunchtime Photo
April is too early for good Milky Way photography, but during my last trip to the desert I decided to try it out anyway. Right now the Milky Way doesn't rise above the horizon until about 3 am, and even then it's sort of dim. Still, I was out there anyway at 3 am, so ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Billboard companies sue carpenters union after federal judge in St. Louis dismisses complaint
Companies owned by James Neumann seeking damages for union's effort to void contract that has already paid it $4 million.
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