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Ameren Illinois Partners With Google to Give the Gift of Energy Savings    

2 years 10 months ago
COLLINSVILLE – With a few days remaining on the holiday shopping calendar, Ameren Illinois and Google are joining forces with the Environmental Law and Policy Center to give Ameren Illinois heating customers the gift of energy savings. Customers can get a $0 Google Nest Thermostat, tax and shipping included, thanks to a special Cyber Monday promotion that runs through December 31. Approximately half of a typical residential customer’s utility costs go toward heating and cooling. With a smart thermostat, customers can create a heating and cooling schedule from their smart device that can help them to remain comfortable and save money. “We’re very excited to partner with Google and the Illinois Environmental Law and Policy Center to promote the final days of this very special offer," said Kristol Simms, Sr. Director, Energy Efficiency & Regulatory Policy Implementation, Ameren Illinois. "Smart thermostats can help customers save between 10%-12% on their

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Anheuser-Busch, a 50-foot Christmas tree, and a chance to help The Salvation Army

2 years 10 months ago
You’ll want to see this! Anheuser-Busch and The Salvation Army have had a long partnership together. But this year, they’re taking things a whole new level for The Salvation Army’s 75th Tree of Lights campaign! Head to salarmymidland.org and find out more about the Tree of Lights campaign and how it helps people in need [...]
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Hillsboro Police Release Name Of 33-Year-Old Deceased Man Found Near High School

2 years 10 months ago
HILLSBORO - The Hillsboro Police Department released the identity of the body discovered in a creek near Hillsboro High School this past Friday. The decedent has been identified as 33-year-old Joshua L. Ernst of Hillsboro. Ernst's body was located by students walking home from school near Fairground Avenue in Hillsboro around 3 p.m. Friday. Hillsboro Police also said video surveillance footage is being viewed and collected of the incident and the investigation into the circumstances leading up to Ernst’s death remains ongoing. Police said a forensic autopsy has been scheduled for Tuesday. Hillsboro High School's home boys basketball game that night was canceled because of the discovery. The Hillsboro Police Department along with the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, and Illinois State Police Crime Scene Investigations Unit are investigating the body discovery.

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Duckworth Highlights New Legislation to Ensure Real-Life Conditions Like Seat Size are Considered in Aircraft Emergency Evacuation Standards

2 years 10 months ago
CHICAGO - As the holiday travel season continues and millions of Americans are set to board crowded flights in the next few weeks, today U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) highlighted her new legislation to prioritize passenger safety. At O’Hare International Airport, Duckworth spoke on the importance of her recently introduced Emergency Vacating of Aircraft Cabin (EVAC) Act, which would ensure the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) do more to prioritize passenger safety by appropriately considering seat size, carry-on baggage, people with disabilities, seniors and children in its emergency evacuation standards. Joining Duckworth to show their support for her legislation today included Captain C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger, Association of Flight Attendants United AFA Chicago President Scott Pejas and Allied Pilots Association Communications Committee Chairman Captain Dennis Tajer. Photos from today’s event are available here . “Imagine being on a crowde

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Almost all Missouri medical marijuana facilities now also want to sell recreational cannabis

2 years 10 months ago
About a week after marijuana became legal in Missouri, nearly all of the dispensaries and manufacturing and cultivation facilities in the state have applied to change their licenses. The businesses when through an application process to secure a Missouri medical marijuana license when it became legal in 2018. Now, four years later, owners are applying to change their medical marijuana licenses to comprehensive licenses. A comprehensive license will allow businesses to sell to both people with…
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