Matt Gaetz is getting all the attention as the Trump appointee most likely to be turned down by the Senate, but what about Tulsi Gabbard? Fair or not, she's widely considered to be practically a Russian asset. Will the Senate seriously consider her for the nation's top intelligence job even so? And who's next in ...continue reading "Will the Senate confirm Tulsi Gabbard?"
Advance Auto has around 5,000 locations, with about 27 in the St. Louis area, including six in Metro East. It's unclear what, if any, local locations will close.
An anonymous gambler won $132,674 on a slot machine at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa St. Charles last Friday, while playing Light & Wonder's Huff N' Puff slot machine.
From Avetta: Good faith is a currency that’s difficult to build and easy to squander. It is the foundation upon which all healthy, long-term relationships, including business relationships, are built. When it comes to workplace safety and health programs, good faith the sincerity and honesty that builds real trust between workers and management can be […]
BATAVIA – Today, Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton will join Illinois Main Street in historic downtown Batavia to welcome community leaders, entrepreneurs, and economic development advocates to the 2024 Illinois Main Street Conference. The three-day conference celebrates a 31-year legacy of revitalizing downtowns and strengthening local economies across Illinois. “Illinois’ Main Street communities are revitalizing historic districts while bolstering local economies,” said Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton . "This conference not only celebrates the dedicated individuals who strengthen these communities, it brings them together to network, exchange ideas and ensure Illinois remains a place of inclusive economic opportunity.” The conference features over 25 interactive sessions, including discussions on: Building mental health support systems for small business owners Preserving historic buildings while embracing modern needs Creating inclusive
GODFREY - Mayor Mike McCormick is pleased to announce that Godfrey has successfully completed the NWS vetting for recertification as a “Storm Ready” community. The NWS “StormReady” program essentially helps arm America's communities with the knowledge, communication and safety skills needed to save lives and protect property - StormReady helps coordinate with local government officials and emergency managers (ESDA) to strengthen municipal safety and response plans. These NWS accredited communities are far better prepared for the onslaught of severe weather because they; consider local threat assessment issues, provide advanced planning and mitigation of potential hazards, continue ongoing public education programs and provide situational awareness to the community before, during and after a severe weather event.” Mayor McCormick states the
Today on TAP: Purging generals, putting intelligence in the hands of a Putin-phile, turning Justice over to an alleged predator—we’re almost back in the USSR!
A new Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers video is set for release on Friday.The clip will be for the song “Never Be You,” a track that was originally recorded by Rosanne…
Citygarden's annual winter light display is illuminating Downtown St. Louis' Gateway Mall with thousands of warm white lights, highlighting four international sculptures and featuring a newly upgraded LED light system at the Spray Plaza.
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Widespread and historic flooding earlier this month has closed six Missouri state parks and a number of federal campgrounds along the Current and Jacks Fork rivers. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources said six of the agency’s 93 state parks received damage from Nov. 3 rainfall totals of up to 12 […]
We've all been inundated lately with the news that America's teens are in terrible shape. Addicted to social media. Lonely. Depressed, anxious, and suicidal. Fragile. But did you also know this? Marijuana is still fairly widespread, but every other drug is down to practically nothing since 2000. Cocaine, heroin, meth, ecstasy, inhalants, sedatives—you name it ...continue reading "Raw data: Drug use among teens has plummeted"
Eight defendants have pleaded guilty to charges related to a nationwide scheme that stole at least 19 rental cars worth approximately $1.1 million, with the organizer, Tyrell A. Oliver, orchestrating the crimes.
EDWARDSVILLE - The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Department of Theater and Dance is thrilled to announce its upcoming production, "Dance in Concert," under the artistic direction of Kristin Best Kinscherff, associate professor and head of dance. Performances will take place in Dunham Hall on the SIUE campus from Thursday, Nov. 14-Saturday, Nov. 16 at 7 p.m., with a special matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, themed "Next Generation of Dancers" Day. This dynamic concert showcases a diverse array of dance styles: including contemporary, Afro-fusion, and tap, promising an exhilarating evening for audiences of all ages. The production features the talents of SIUE faculty and guest artists who have crafted unique and innovative pieces for the stage. "This year's 'Dance in Concert' promises to be a vibrant celebration of movement, creativity, and collaboration," said Best Kinscherff. "We are excited to showcase the talents of our students alongside our esteemed
From Governing: The Power Broker is 50 years old. Robert Caro’s riveting account of the career of the New York City urban planner Robert Moses is being celebrated once again as a modern masterpiece, and it’s hard to quarrel with that judgment. Certainly I won’t. The book’s 1,162 pages constitute an education in urban politics […]
Levi's jeans have become a staple in everyday fashion for many consumers. And if you have a pair sitting in your closet, you may want to check the tag.
From NPR: On a sunny September morning last year, hundreds of people gathered in the parking lot of a strip mall that sat vacant for years. The crowd was eager for the official opening of the R&R Marketplace, which finally filled the space with a host of services designed to boost economic access in and […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Illinois Senator and combat veteran Tammy Duckworth had strong words for Pete Hegseth while appearing on CNN to discuss Donald Trump 's pick for Defense Secretary. Duckworth, who lost both legs after being shot down in a helicopter while serving with the Illinois Army National Guard in Iraq, spoke with anchor Kaitlan Collins about Hegseth's comments on female combatants, calling him "out of touch," and lacking in experience. The Democratic Illinois senator was speaking out in response to a viral clip of Pete Hegseth, who said on a podcast: "I'm straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles." Former Fox & Friends host Hegseth made the comments last week on the podcast The Shawn Ryan Show , to promote his new book The War on Warriors . Duckworth, a Purple Heart recipient , told Collins: "This is not the Revolutionary War where there's some sort of a line in the sand, and combat is on one side, and the rest of us can stay behind the side an
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