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North county officers surprise hundreds of families with Thanksgiving turkeys
Officers with the North County Police Cooperative are on a special mission to help communities in need ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Glenn Zimmerman's long-range 2023 St. Louis winter forecast
As we have mentioned, this is a different year with a new pattern that has not been seen in several years. This El Niño pattern overall will bring fewer precipitation opportunities and potentially more mild air. But the devil is in the details, so let's dive in.
Safety concerns linger after St. Louis officer responding to gunfire hurt in crash
A St. Louis City Police officer was injured in a crash Friday morning while rushing to help a hotel security guard who came under fire.
New dataset helps discern climate changes from local weather
ST. LOUIS -- A first-of-its kind dataset is now available to the earth system science community. CONUS 404 is a high-resolution weather simulation that spans more than four decades over the continental United States. Scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research partnered with the US Geological Survey to develop this new resource, allowing researchers [...]
How local weather apps connect you with a real meteorologist
A weather app can help you plan for the unexpected when you’re not around a TV, and it could save your life.
The deer are in season
Crystal City prepared Bill Bradley for sports and politics
As he prepares to accept the Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award for Sportsmanship on Saturday at the Musial Awards, former U.S. Sen. Bill Bradley said his family and teachers in Crystal City taught him “discipline, selflessness, courage, imagination and responsibility.”
“And the more you succeed, the more fuel that provides to the fire — and the harder you work,” Bradley said on The Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air. “And so, some people say that's the origin of my workaholism. But it's also the origin of the way you make your way through life.”
Trial over Missouri’s new voter photo ID law begins in Jefferson City
It’s the second attempt to overturn the 2022 law, approved by the state’s GOP-controlled Legislature.
Alton man sentenced for robbing woman, killing another minutes apart in St. Louis
Docs: Accused Clayton killer pointed gun at cops in March, released on bond
An 18-year-old accused of murdering a Clayton man was out on bond and violating his GPS ankle monitor at the time shots were fired, according to police.
Winterfest kicks off Saturday in Downtown St. Louis
A holiday season tradition kicks off this weekend in Downtown St. Louis as Winterfest returns to Kiener Plaza.
Phil Collins’ ex-wife auctioning off some of his personal items
Items that once belonged to Genesis frontman Phil Collins are going up for auction, The New York Post reports. Collins’ ex-wife Orianne Cevey is selling $4 million worth of items, including the rocker’s personal Yamaha piano, which is…
Santa’s Magical Kingdom
Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier! More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical worlds […]
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Sophomore Megan Sykes Is Key Part Of Granite City Girls Basketball Team, Is A Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete Of Month
GRANITE CITY - Megan Sykes, a sophomore forward for the Granite City High girls basketball team, started off the new season by scoring five points in the Warriors' 70-24 loss to Collinsville in the season curtain-raiser on Nov. 16 at Memorial Gym. Granite worked hard, never surrendered and didn't give up throughout the entire 32 minutes, a trademark of a Warriors' athletic team, and it's something the team can hang its hat on for the season opener. "The game was definitely rough," Sykes said during her postgame interview, "but I think we tried to give all of our effort, and at points, we were kind of down. But we brought ourselves back up and we tried our hardest." Megan is a Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete of the Month for the Warriors. Despite the odds, the Warriors kept striving, which is something the team will be doing throughout the season. It's something that can bring positive results down the road and one never knows what could happen in a particular game. "Yeah,
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Boeing eliminating chief strategy officer position
Longtime exec Marc Allen will step down from his role with Boeing at the end of the year.
Parents Sue Gaming Companies Over ‘Video Game Addiction’, Because That’s Easier Than Parenting
Video game addiction. Sigh. Big sigh, even. Like, the biggest of sighs. We’ve talked about claims that video game addiction is a documentable affliction in the past, as well as the pushback that claim has received from addiction experts, who have pointed out that much of this is being done to allow doctors to get […]
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