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Taipei Houston, the band featuring the sons of Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, will release their debut album on November 4. The nine-track effort is titled Once Bit Never Bored and includes…

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If voters approve the amendment, those age 21 and older could buy and grow marijuana for personal consumption as early as this year.

EDWARDSVILLE - Meeting the need for creative pivots and global business smarts amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Illinois SBDC International Trade Center (ITC) at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has continued to support its clients by coordinating virtual meetings, roundtables and trade missions. Among its offerings, over the last year, ITC has hosted trade missions to South America to provide free business development opportunities for Southern Illinois clients interested in global export. “Now more than ever the ITC is committed to finding innovative ways to support the growth of small businesses and the promotion of exports in our Southern Illinois region,” said ITC Director Silvia Torres Bowman. “At the onset of COVID, we reached out to our international partners to explore new ways to support small businesses from the region. We quickly realized that we could leverage technology that already existed to connect buyers and sellers, and at the same time,

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Governor Mike Parson participated in a groundbreaking ceremony surrounding American Foods Group, LLC's (AFG) new state-of-the-art beef processing facility in Warren County Monday, September, 13.

This article originally ran on KMOV.com on September 12, 2022.  ST. PETERS, Mo. (KMOV) – Nearly $600 million in investment and subsequent tax revenue is coming to St. Peters, as the Premiere 370 business park expands to include new distributors. The 850-acre business park can be seen from Highway 370 in St. Charles County, and while it may not get much […]

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COLLINSVILLE - SIHF Healthcare and Collinsville Community Unit School District 10 have entered into a new partnership that includes a school-based health center at Collinsville Middle School, 9649 Collinsville Road, Collinsville, Illinois. The SIHF Healthcare health center will offer school and sports physicals, immunizations, and COVID testing; treat basic health conditions, such as colds, coughs, earaches, sore throats, etc.; and issue referrals for behavioral health services. Alison Underwood, Director of Special Education, said, "This collaborative relationship bridges the gap in identifying students needing physicals, immunizations or medical treatment that starts with our Illinois State Board of Education Award of Excellence winning Collinsville Health Staff referring students in need to the comprehensive SIHF team. This is a wonderful opportunity for students and staff to be able to be seen quickly to address health concerns and be able to return to school.” The healt

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Darrion Gardner, 22, pleaded guilty in May to robbing a T-Mobile store in Overland and a Universal Accessories store in Breckenridge Hills.

ALTON - Marquette Catholic's homecoming week is underway and Principal Tim Harmon said spirit is strong among students. The 2022 Marquette Catholic High School Homecoming Court will be formally announced at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 16, at Johnson’s Corner. A full school pep rally is scheduled in the Marquette Gym at 1:20 p.m. on Friday. After the homecoming court is introduced, there will be a caravan led by the MCHS Drumline to the football field for the Marquette-Breese Mater Dei game. Marquette Principal Tim Harmon each day during homecoming week there is a different dress-out theme. Monday was based on the movie “Breakfast Club,” and today, “Grown Ups.” He said there were a lot of students dressed as dads or soccer moms today. “There are a lot of aprons being worn in school today,” he said. Wednesday, the movie theme is “Mean Girls” and it will be a day to wear pink, he said. The movie “Parent Trap” will

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The explosion of AI-generated art has taken the internet by storm, and is poised to continue growing for a long time. In turn, that’s sparked a lot of conversation (and a lot of backlash) about the impact on artists — but much of the controversy seems misguided or overblown. This week we’re joined by Rob […]

The St. Louis County Police Department mourns the loss of one of its longtime officers.

A 21-year-old sailor was laid to rest Tuesday following a decades-long effort to identify remains pulled from Pearl Harbor, more than 80 years after he was killed in the attack that propelled the United States into World War II.

Located at the corner of 21st and Market, CITY Goods is open daily with temporary hours.

The jobs include sign-on bonuses and great benefits packages.

A Green Bay, Wisconsin-based beef processor has begun work on a new facility in Warren County, on the far western edge of the St. Louis metro area.

The privately held company is adding a new dimension to its holdings west of St. Louis, where it has invested more than $150 million in a wine- and golf-focused venture to turn the Augusta area into a tourism destination.

This is an aerial view of the Rampion wind farm about ten miles off the coast of Sussex in Great Britain. It generates 400 MW of electricity.

Centene will suffer an estimated $4 billion drop in premium revenue due to losing the Medicaid managed care contract in Los Angeles County and other California counties, but the Clayton health care giant's CEO said the result "doesn't point to some structural issue in our business development team."