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St. Louis County, community partners hope for a continued future with Emerson Electric
How should I vote on Prop 3?
Victim's father reacts to quadruple murder, death penalty case
Deer-car collisions increase when Daylight Saving Time ends
Bikers of STL - what is the best way to get into town via bike?
Fundraiser helps 'Mighty Quinn' get back on track after fire destroys race car
St. Mary's High School raises $3 million to keep school open
FYI. If you plan on early voting (by dropping off your ballot) realize a lot of offices close early due to a lack of volunteers. If the drop off is a library try and call before going.
CJD and Lewis and Clark Community College Team Up To Tackle E-waste
GODFREY - Area residents, schools, businesses, and municipalities are invited to the Lewis and Clark Community College E-waste drive in conjunction with CJD E-Cycling. The event is being held on Saturday, Nov 5, 2022, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. The Lewis and Clark parking lot at Godfrey Road and Tolle Lane (across from the Dairy Queen) is the designated collection site for the drive. Recycle anything with a cord and anything metal! Bring us your servers, switches, PC towers, printers, and other technical equipment. We also accept landline phones, cable boxes, cell phones, wireless modems, servers, audio and video equipment, cables, holiday lights, home electronics, printers, additional telecommunication items, and lead-acid batteries. All types of televisions, along with computer monitors, dehumidifiers, and refrigerators will be accepted with a charge (from $5-$35 depending on size and type). Be advised, poor weather conditions may cancel the event. Should
Hollywood Whines About Mandatory Release Windows (Which They Used To Support) Fueling Piracy
This is all kinds of hilarious if you’re aware of the history of the Motion Picture Association (MPA), formerly the MPAA. Basically, the group’s entire existence has been built around lobbying government for ever more ridiculous laws that protect the bottom line of the movie studios. In the late aughts, the studios decided they needed […]
What’s going on at the galleria?
Fast-growing hot chicken restaurant chain adds 3rd St. Louis-area location
A pandemic-inspired career switch spurred the creation of a new, local restaurant chain. Now the company has added a third location, with its owner eyeing further expansion.
Powerball jackpot: How many times has someone won in Kansas, Missouri?
Within the last 10 years there have been multiple Powerball jackpot winners in both Kansas and Missouri.
'It's frustrating': St. Charles workers react to car crash into store nearby
For the second time in less a month, thieves targeted a St. Charles strip mall by trying to ram a vehicle into a store.
Ride to YES concert in Chesterfield
FEMA distributes $5.5M to Metro East residents impacted by July flooding
How St. Louisans are digging in to alternatives to conventional burials
Death is scary, uncomfortable, and expensive. More families are looking for alternatives to the conventional method of being buried in a casket and looking toward more cost effective and eco-friendly options. Tim Johnson of Foundation Cremation and Gracie Griffin of Bellefontaine Cemetery discuss these alternatives and the conversations they’re having with families as they lay their loved ones to rest.
B-movie lovers find home at St. Louis cinema where Nic Cage is king
Arkadin Cinema opened in St. Louis’ Bevo Mill neighborhood in June 2020. Other local theaters were closing during the pandemic — but not Arkadin. The microcinema has grown a cult following with its monthly Drinkolas Cage events. Co-owners Keith Watson and Sarah Baraba talk about their big plans for the future, and we bring you the sounds of last month’s Drinkolas Cage event.
How Amendment 5 would change Missouri’s National Guard
On November 8, voters in Missouri will face Amendment 5, which asks them: “Shall the Missouri National Guard currently under the Missouri Department of Public Safety be its own department, known as the Missouri Department of the National Guard, which shall be required to protect the constitutional rights and civil liberties of Missourians?” Its supporters include former Missouri National Guard Adjutant General Steve Danner. One opponent is St. Louis Democratic Representative Peter Merideth, who worries that the amendment is creating a new mission statement for the organization.