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Man killed in St. Louis County crash Monday morning
Harlem Globetrotters return to St. Louis in January
ST. LOUIS -- The Harlem Globetrotters will return to the Enterprise Center next year. They bring their signature style to once again take on the Washington Generals on January 6, 2024. There are shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets go on sale starting September 25 at HarlemGlobeTrotters.com.
What would happen if the world cut meat and milk consumption in half?
Agricultural emissions would fall by almost a third. But getting there wouldn't be easy.
Dry states taking Mississippi River water isn't a new idea. But some mayors want to kill it
Missouri AG launches investigation into Liberty Safe
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched an investigation into a heavy-duty gun safe manufacturer known as Liberty Safe.
Police ID man killed in crash while fleeing police in stolen Kia in Jennings
A man died early Monday when he refused to stop for officers and then drove a stolen car into a building, police said.
As expected, Republicans open pointless impeachment inquiry
I suppose this is hardly unexpected, but even so: Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday directed top congressional Republicans to open an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, blowing past G.O.P. divisions as he worked to appease far-right lawmakers who have threatened to oust him amid a pitched fight over spending. Mr. McCarthy said he would task ...continue reading "As expected, Republicans open pointless impeachment inquiry"
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New study finds best value colleges in Missouri for 2023
SmartAsset has recently released its annual Best Value College study for 2023. Top 10 Missouri colleges, students will get bang for their buck.
'It was almost love at first sight' | Child finds his forever family because of 'A Place to Call Home'
U2’s Adam Clayton decorates elephant statue to raise awareness of mental health issues
U2 bassist Adam Clayton is showing off his artistic talents on an elephant to raise money and awareness for mental health issues. The rocker has decorated and signed a 4-foot-tall elephant statue titled “All At Sea.”…
Missouri House Republicans select Kansas City-area surgeon to be next speaker
Majority Leader Jonathan Patterson will ascend to the lower chamber’s top position in 2025 if the GOP maintains its control of the House.
Did the oxy crackdown lead to the fentanyl crisis?
The Washington Post says that counties with the highest level of legal opioid use from 2006-2013 (i.e., oxycontin) now have the highest level of fentanyl overdoses: According to the Post, "The data confirms what’s long been known about the arc of the nation’s addiction crisis: Users first got hooked by pain pills saturating the nation, ...continue reading "Did the oxy crackdown lead to the fentanyl crisis?"
Career Central: St. Louis County hosts Construction Expo; UMSL hosting internship fair
How detectives got 'The Package Killer' to confess to decades-old murders
Publicly traded biotech firm BioLineRx gets FDA approval for cancer drug with help from Washington University
An Israeli company developing treatments for cancers and rare disease said Monday it has received approval for a new drug after completing clinical trials in partnership with Washington University.
MODOT Outlines Game Plan for $2.8B I-70 Program: First Project to Start in February
How do you proceed when the state legislature gives you $2.8B to build a third lane of a highway across the state, keeping mind that the industry’s contractors are currently near capacity and that half of your funding could evaporate at the drop of a ballot box? The answer is both cautiously and expeditiously according […]
ACT Board Of Directors Award City Of Alton $100,000 For New Shared-Use Path
ALTON — The Agency for Community Transit (ACT) Board of Directors has awarded $100,000 to the City of Alton for the construction of a shared-use path. The funding was awarded under ACT’s Community Action Grants Program. The City of Alton will leverage the ACT grant against IDOT and City funding to implement Phase III of Alton’s Safe Routes to School program. “On behalf of the City of Alton, I am grateful to receive this funding that will improve the safety for all pedestrians and especially students in our community. My staff and I look forward to working with their talented staff on future opportunities,” said Mayor Goins. Improvements will include continuation of the shared-use path along College Avenue near Rock Springs Park and Alton Middle School, safety enhancements to the pedestrian crossing at College Avenue and Rock Springs Drive, as well as sidewalk improvements along Rock Springs Drive. This is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to secure
Menya Rui's Steven Pursley Makes Food & Wine's Best New Chefs List
Today, national culinary magazine Food & Wine announced its 2023 11 Best New Chefs in America — and St. Louisans will find one of the names very familiar. Steven Pursley, who opened his Japanese ramen shop Menya Rui (3453 Hampton Avenue, 314-601-3524) in April 2022, made the exclusive list. Food & Wine cited his "tender, bouncy, delectably slurpable noodles," which led reviewer Khushbu Shah to eat four bowls of ramen in one sitting, as the star of the show.
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