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Court Tells Florida Town That Law Forbidding Resident’s ‘Fuck Trump’ Sign Is Unconstitutional
Welcome to America! Fuck everything! And not in the sexual sense, as any person would immediately understand unless, of course, they just want to hit people with criminal charges for maximizing the use of limited space to criticize the government. Local governments tend to get pretty weird about “community standards” and “protecting children,” something that […]
New Beer Alert: St. Louis-area brewery finds perfect pairing with Sump coffee
The latest version of this brewery's barrel-aged stout pairs coffee with two other key flavors in a trio its owner says "work amazingly well together." Here's why you might not be able to get it for long.
American's Wiley Price named a Media Person of the Year
Congratulations to The St. Louis American's own Wiley Price who was honored as a Media Person of the Year by the St. Louis Press Club on Thursday, Nov. 3rd.
St. Louis transit company wins $6.9M VA contract
A St. Louis-based transportation services company won a five-year, $6.9 million contract from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Gusty winds, rain arrive to St. Louis region Friday night after record-high temps
After a mild and seasonally-warm stretch to start November, some changes are coming to the St. Louis region Friday night.
Godfrey Firefighters Quick Response Stops Garage Fire On Jackson Lane
GODFREY - The Godfrey Fire Protection District firefighters were busy on the scene of a garage fire in Godfrey on Friday morning on Jackson Lane. Chief 1400, Engine 1412, and Engine 1422 all responded to the scene. Godfrey fire officials reported that the fire was under control and at that report, the units would be back in service within an hour. The Godfrey fire team's quick response again prevent any further damage and contained it to the garage.
Violent crime in Philadelphia is up . . . slightly
The New York Times reported yesterday on fear of crime: Debra Kowalski, a 49-year-old nurse in Bucks County, Pa., has been pleading with her elderly parents to move out of Philadelphia, especially after a delivery driver was shot and killed last month a few blocks from their home. ....Though polls show that voters’ biggest concerns ...continue reading "Violent crime in Philadelphia is up . . . slightly"
Kia/Hyundai thefts
I-Team: Tip warned Mehlville district of substitute teacher's sexual violence
Dried-up Mississippi hiking reccomendations
Haine Announces $3.7 Million for Madison County in Opioid Settlement
EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine on Friday informed County Board members the county will receive an estimated $3.7 million as its share of a settlement in a lawsuit against opioid distributors. The total amount will be received over a period of years, through 2038. The first two installments to the county, totaling $243,323, were processed last week. “Pursuant to the settlement agreements, Madison County is obligated to use the settlement funds to support opioid remediation programs in the community,” Haine wrote. Haine said the terms of the settlement allow the funds to be used for a range of programs that includes training for first-responders, youth education, treatment and support services, support to those involved in the criminal justice system and research. The county will be required to provide documentation to the Illinois Attorney General that funds are used to support opioid remediation programs. “My office stands ready
Former St. Louis Cardinals defensive lineman Dave Butz dies at 72
All-Pro defensive lineman and two-time Washington Super Bowl champion Dave Butz has died. He was 72.
Couple charged in death of woman, baby found dead in southwest Missouri
A husband and wife from Pineville, Missouri have both been charged in connection with the death of a pregnant woman who was found in southwest Missouri on November 3.
Chick-fil-A proposed at vacant Steak 'n Shake in St. Louis County
A vacant Steak ’n Shake restaurant could be torn down to build a new Chick-fil-A fast-food restaurant.
Climate funding could suffer in the farm bill under GOP control of Congress
WASHINGTON — Republicans who may be taking control of Congress in next week’s midterm elections have not been very specific about many policy goals—but the farm bill is an exception. Members of the GOP in the U.S. House and Senate are sending strong signals they want to strip climate funding from the massive legislation in 2023 […]
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Friday Cat Blogging – 4 November 2022
Here is Charlie looking back as he contemplates wandering into our neighbor's yard. Luckily this didn't turn him into a pillar of salt. He made it through his ordeal completely intact.
Gluten-Free place South or Central?
‘Eric Clapton: The Complete Reprise Studio Albums — Volume 2’ coming in January; hear rarities track now
Last August saw the release of The Complete Reprise Studio Albums – Volume I, a vinyl box set featuring remastered versions of Eric Clapton's first six studio efforts for the…
The Federal Reserve’s Overkill
Today on TAP: The central bank needs to take a pause and give its past rate hikes time to work.