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Making Jiaozi for Chinese New Year
The Year of the Rabbit This is the year of the rabbit. That is if you celebrate the Chinese calendar, that traditionally associates an animal with the lunar observance. (In Vietnam, it’s the year of the cat.) The New Year event is usually celebrated for multiple days—not just one day as in the Gregorian calendar....
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St. Louis County making safety changes following child’s drowning
After months of pushing St. Louis County for answers about a tragic drowning, FOX 2 is learning about child safety changes.
New St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy addresses approach to rise in crime
The new St. Louis Police Chief, Robert Tracy, broke what had largely been a public silence during his first two weeks on the job.
Rare mountain lion sighting in Franklin County
It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for some near the Labadie, Missouri, area who got to see a mountain lion up close.
Rockstar Releases Same Buggy, Broken ‘GTA Trilogy’ Game To Steam… But On Sale!
Over a year ago, we discussed an annoying and strange set of actions taken by Rockstar and Take2, the companies behind the popular Grand Theft Auto series of games. Two actions were taken in sequence by those companies that were clearly related. First was that they worked to get a fan-made GTA 4 mod taken […]
Proposal for Manchester annexation is approved, up to voters
Big changes could be coming to an unincorporated area near the City of Manchester.
General Motors Wentzville Assembly rolls out next-gen midsize trucks
With a honk of the horn and a push on the gas, the next generation of midsize trucks rolled off the assembly line at GM’s Wentzville plant.
St. Louis Public Schools District continues to struggle with lack of school bus drivers
The St. Louis Public Schools District says they’re making progress dealing with the shortage of drivers, but they are not out of the woods yet.
Shoppers make mad dash to the stores as snow approaches
As a winter storm approaches Tuesday night, last-minute shoppers are out in full force, stocking up at grocery and hardware stores.
St. Louis faith center vandalized overnight in possible hate crime
Raw data: Canada is smaller than you think
Partly this is because we all get fooled by the Mercator projection used on most maps, which stretches the northern parts of Canada into something about the size of Russia. But it's also because nearly all of Canada is completely empty. About 99% of the population lives in the narrow red strip on the map ...continue reading "Raw data: Canada is smaller than you think"
Business leaders warn GOP's anti-trans proposals paint Missouri as 'backwards and bigoted'
NRA sues over Illinois ban on assault weapons, calls law 'radical' defiance of 2nd Amendment
Drag queens speak against Missouri bills on transgender kids
Dozens of advocates, including drag queens in full makeup, rallied Tuesday at Missouri's Capitol against bills banning transgender athletes from participating on girls' sports teams, gender-affirming treatment for transgender kids and public drag shows.
Glen Carbon Village Board Approves Police Radios, Speed Trailer, Dispatch Agreement
GLEN CARBON - The Glen Carbon Village Board approved several items at their Jan. 24 meeting, including the purchase of new police radios and a new speed trailer, as well as an Intergovernmental Dispatch Services Agreement. Members of the Village Board voted unanimously to approve the purchase of three new portable radios from Motorola Radio for $15,832.95, to be used by new officers of the Glen Carbon Police Department. “As our residential populations have grown over the past eight years, the number of our sworn officers has grown from 20 sworn officers to 28,” said Police Chief Todd Link. “This purchase would allow us to obtain additional portable radios and fully outfit our new officers.” The purchase of a new speed trailer from All Traffic Solutions for $16,119.70, also for the Glen Carbon Police Department, was approved unanimously by the Village Board. “Glen Carbon PD already has one-speed trailer, but it’s been non-functioning since abou
Drebes: Which Eric Schmitt can Missourians expect in US Senate?
One of the biggest questions among Missouri politicos these days is: What kind of a senator will Eric Schmitt be? Will he be an insider, like retiring Roy Blunt? Or an outsider, like fist-pumping Josh Hawley?
String of carjackings in south St. Louis 'possibly connected,' public safety director says
'Next-gen' trucks roll off line at General Motors' Wentzville plant
GM's $1.5 billion investment in the midsize truck line and upgrades to the Wentzville plant included changes to the general assembly area, the body shop and paint shop, including new machines, conveyors, controls and tooling.
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