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Critics allege the lawsuit is a way to ‘relitigate’ responsibility for millions of acres of damage to crops and natural areas across the Midwest and South.

The All-In-One Hardcore Unity Game Developer Bundle has 8 courses to help you learn how to build your own games plus a 1 month pass for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Unity is one of the world’s most popular game engines. Used to easily create cross-platform 2D and 3D games, it comes with a powerful set […]

Officials have estimated 200,000 Missourians could eventually lose coverage as a pandemic policy ends. State Medicaid leaders say they are working to ensure those who are eligible aren’t kicked off.

News reports based on leaks from the Fed have said that Silicon Valley Bank was called out in 2021 for some poor governance practices but that warnings about financial risk didn't come until late 2022. However, testimony yesterday by Michael Barr, the Fed's vice chair for supervision, paints a slightly different picture: Near the end ...continue reading "Yesterday we got a little more detail about the Fed’s supervision of SVB"

Most winning ball clubs will have at least one utility player they can plug into any position at any given time that benefits the team. The St. Louis Cardinals made the concept of versatility a priority when constructing their 2023 roster.

Somersaulting, Sword Fighting and Circus Circus Harmony is back with their annual, full length, ticketed show. This year, it is an epic adventure with somersaulting, sword fighting, and circus called Swashbuckle! The show features all-new acts co-created with Circus Harmony’s sensational staff and talented students. Date for : Circu Harmony, St. Louis’ only social circus […]

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ST. LOUIS — St. Louis, St. Louis County and the Bi-State Development Agency are seeking public input on MetroLink expansion proposals through an online survey.

EDWARDSVILLE - At Garwood’s Heating & Cooling in Edwardsville, quality customer service has been a family tradition for the business, which has been serving the Edwardsville/Glen Carbon area for over 40 years between two generations of the Garwood family - and possibly a third generation someday. “It’s a small family business that my father and mother started in the early ‘80s, and things have been going very well,” Service Manager Shane Garwood said, adding that he’s been with the business since 1993. Shane said they mainly specialize in residential service and retrofit replacement, as well as some minor commercial work. He added it’s been “quite an honor” for the company to be in business for the last four decades. “We’ve been so fortunate and blessed in this community,” he said. “We’ve grown with it and the business opportunities that it’s presented for us have been phenomenal.”

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CommunityAmerica Credit Union, based in suburban Kansas City, looking to St. Louis for growth. It plans three new branch locations here and signed a sponsorship deal with the Cardinals to boost the credit union's profile.

Suzanne Sitherwood's time as CEO has been highlighted by billions of dollars of acquisitions and an overhaul of the gas utility's identity.

This is how it starts: A woolly mammoth meatball has been created from the animal’s DNA — 4,000 years after the beast went extinct. It gets worse: Vow, the Australian company that created the food, made the meat by isolating genetic material found in mammoths that gives flavor to red meat and filled in gaps ...continue reading "Mammoth meatballs—no, wait—meatballs *from* mammoths, are on the menu"

Details of New Alton Piasa Park Redevelopment Announced   Redevelopment of Alton’s Piasa Park plans were announced on Tuesday at the commission meeting  in the Alton City Hall council chambers. It was open to the public and comments were welcomed. The much-anticipated project calls for the redesign and redevelopment of Piasa Park – home to […]

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Tom Petty’s family has paid tribute to the rocker’s former Mudcrutch bandmate Tom Leadon, who passed away March 22 at the age of 71. Sharing a collage of pictures featuring Petty, Leadon and…

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A shooting that left three kids under the age of 10 dead in Tennessee has Missouri Senator Josh Hawley demanding a hate crime investigation. Never mind that Hawley was the only U.S. senator to vote against a 2021 bill to help victims of hate crimes. Never mind that Hawley failed to call for action after a school shooter targeted students at CVPA High School in St Louis, leaving a teacher and teenager dead and many more injured in the state Hawley supposedly represents (but doesn't actually live in).

When the semifinalists were announced two months ago, St. Louis was well-represented, with a restaurant group, a gin-themed bar, a French pastry shop, and three chefs all making the prestigious list.

EDWARDSVILLE - Prairie Farms Dairy announced today the promotion of Chris Hackman as its Chief Operating Officer. Hackman currently serves as Senior Vice President of Operations, and on April 1, he will succeed Gary Aggus, who has served as COO since 2006. In February, Aggus announced that he would step down from the position. “I am grateful for Gary’s dedicated service as Chief Operating Officer and wish him the very best as he transitions into the next phase of his career. At the same time, I am thrilled to have Chris assume this critical leadership role and look forward to our work together for many more years,” said Matt McClelland, Prairie Farms’ Chief Executive Officer/Executive Vice President. “Chris’ extensive knowledge, experience, and dedication to “Do Right” for our farmer-owners, associates, and customers makes him the ideal person for the COO position.” “When I began my career with Prairie Farms 16 years ago,

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Many state vendors have policies regarding diversity and inclusion.

Because construction work at the East Riverfront MetroLink station is taking longer than expected, the lot there won't be available for motorists going to Cardinal games until later this spring.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner said Tuesday she will run for re-election and is "not afraid" of ongoing efforts by state lawmakers to remove her from office and strip her of her power.