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Capitol Stormer from Missouri Arrested in Deadly Crash
Emily Hernandez, filmed a year ago parading the shards of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's nameplate through the U.S. Capitol, was arrested Wednesday night in Franklin County on suspicion of drunkenly killing a woman in a car crash.
Hernandez, 22 of Sullivan, was going the wrong way about 7 p.m. on Interstate 44 near St. Clair, driving a Volkswagen Passat west in the eastbound lanes when she collided with a Buick Enclave, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The Buick's passenger, 32-year-old Victoria Wilson of St. Clair, was killed.…
2022 Loop Ice Carnival
Memorial postponed for Mark S. Weil, art professor, collector and philanthropist
COVID at-home test kits available at Walgreens on Telegraph and Erb (South County)
Nicklaus: Reviving trolley would be throwing good money after bad
Get out, loser.
St. Louis leaders give an economic forecast for 2022: In the tunnel with a light in the distance
Illinois Clean Energy Policy - Andy Heaslet on the making of a model
State legislators are heading back into session. Another year of biz-as-usual - or worse? A powerful coalition of advocates recently moved Illinois lawmakers to achieve results for people, planet and economics.
Andy Heaslet, Earthworms' own audio engineer, dug into the details of CEJA, the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act enacted into Illinois law in September 2021. He shares the story from his research for Masters' level coursework at Southern Illinois University, which was one nexus of collaborative activism that make this landmark policy a law both powerful and replicable.
Give a listen - be inspired!
Thanks, Andy, for how Earthworms sounds - with THNX as well to Jon Valley and Andy Coco of KDHX Production.
Related Earthworms Conversations: Diversifying Power: Energy Democracy with Jennie C. Stephens (Sept 2020)
Rule of Five: the Supreme Court and CO2 (July 2020)
Leah Clyburn: Organizing to Act on Environmental Racism in St. Louis (Oct 2019)
Drawdown: Solutions to Reverse Global Warming (March 2018)
St. Louis-area hospitals ‘running out of options’ as COVID-19 infections accelerate
Eckert's in Belleville to Begin Accepting SNAP Benefits
Chris Eckert, the president of Eckert’s Inc., says community is at the heart of everything they do at the farm. That’s why the company announced today in a press release they will begin accepting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments through EBT cards, allowing visitors another means to get fresh fruits and vegetables when they visit at the Belleville location (951 S Green Mt Road, 618-310-2758).…
These building renderings are getting so realistic, feels like I'm there
‘Daily Show’ pokes at Hawley’s actions on Jan. 6
17 Missouri residents have been charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection. 5 are from the St. Louis area. Here are their names
‘Hatred in the eyes’: How racist rage animated Jan. 6 riots
Biden in Jan. 6 speech decries ‘web of lies’ created by Trump about 2020 election
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Thursday warned of the dangers of a collapse of American democracy, standing in a historic chamber in the U.S. Capitol that was besieged by an angry mob of pro-Trump supporters who attempted to halt the certification of the 2020 presidential election. “We are in the battle for the soul […]
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