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New restaurant coming to Ballpark Village next year
ISP Investigates Fatal Traffic Crash On I-57
JEFFERSON COUNTY - Illinois State Police District 13 is investigating a two-vehicle fatal traffic crash that occurred at 1:18 a.m. on Dec. 20, 2022, on Interstate 57 northbound at milepost 102.5 in Jefferson County. The Following Preliminary Information is Being Released by Illinois State Police District 13 VEHICLES: Unit 1 – Unknown Truck-Tractor/ Semi-Trailer Unit 2 – 2016 White Nissan SUV DRIVERS: Unit 1 – Unknown Unit 2 – 40-year-old male from Shreveport, LA – Transported to an area hospital with injuries. PASSENGERS: Unit 2 – 41-year-old female from Shreveport, LA – Transported to an area hospital with injuries. Unit 2 – Juvenile male from Shreveport, LA– Transported to an area hospital with injuries. Unit 2 – 67-year-old male from Shreveport, LA – Deceased, Pending next-of-kin notification. Unit 2 – 61-year-old female from Shreveport, LA – Deceased, Pending next-of-kin
Epic To Pay $520 Million Over Deceptive Practices To Trick Kids
Maybe, just maybe, before we rush to pass questionable new laws about “protecting children online,” we should look to make use of the old ones? The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) has been in place for years, and it has problems, but so many companies ignore it. I’ve mentioned in the past how I […]
Here are some at home indoor winter activities to do with kids
The winter storm warning is in place beginning Thursday and will last until Friday. A wind chill effect begins on Friday and continues through Saturday. These are extremely risky conditions.
Wells Fargo to pay $3.7B in regulatory deal over consumer banking misdeeds
The hefty fine and customer remediation addresses past practices tied to mortgages, auto loans and overdraft fees.
Daily Deal: Air NEO Selfie Camera Drone
AIR NEO from AirSelfie is the easiest and most fun way to take stunning, high definition photos and videos from the air completely hands-free. It lets you focus on your fiercest pose, silliest dance, or trickiest stunt while it tracks your motion using AI to get the perfect shot which you can instantly post to […]
New Documentary Details Bosnians' Hard Journey to St. Louis
After he made a documentary about St. Louis' little Italy, Joseph Puleo kept hearing the same question. Would he make one about the Bosnian community?
'Sorry to be leaving': Big law firm moving from downtown St. Louis to Clayton in early 2024
The local leader of the firm, with 96 attorneys here and 181 total full-time employees, said it's important that professional firms remain in the city, "but to meet the needs of our employees this is the best fit for us."
Here’s why fentanyl took until 2013 to become popular
Yesterday I pondered a question about fentanyl: it first became available on the street in the late 1970s, but it wasn't until 2013 that its use suddenly skyrocketed in the US. Why did it take so long for that to happen, given that it's practically a perfect drug for narcosyndicates? Via Twitter, Beau Kilmer at ...continue reading "Here’s why fentanyl took until 2013 to become popular"
New Illinois Waterway Port District Plots Future
This article originally ran in the Waterways Journal on Nov. 28, 2022. A lot has changed in the years since Robert Sinkler, former commander of the Rock Island Engineer District, began his efforts to persuade terminals and ports on the Upper Mississippi River and along the Illinois River to band together in statistical port districts. Local business and civic leaders now […]
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Planned Parenthood starts telemedicine abortions in Kansas
Patients must be seen in-person at the clinics, but the telehealth physician may be located in any state where abortion is legal.
Perspective: Collaboration Builds “Miracle on North 10th Street” at Elementary School
by Diana Wilhold, Deputy Executive Director/COO, Construction Forum All good outcomes start with relationships, aligned missions, and focused action. In November, I was asked by a former colleague at BJC HealthCare if the Forum would have any resources to help Patrick Henry Elementary school in the Saint Louis Public Schools to create equal access for […]
Ss. Peter and Paul Church in Alton At Halfway Mark In Fundraiser To Preserve Structure, Now Branch Out To Community For Help
ALTON - Jim Hanlon has a lasting love with Ss. Peter and Paul Church in Alton. After all, it is the church his mother first took him to as a child. In essence, he was raised in the church. Jim, the church priest Jeff Holtman, and the entire congregation have embarked on an aggressive crusade to preserve the long history of the church in the community. Pastor Holtman is also heavily involved and has his heart in the project. The structure is in need of Old Cathedral repairs and some serious renovation. Slightly over half of the $800,000 has been raised for the capital campaign, but Hanlon, who is assisting with the coordination of the fundraiser, says much more still needs to be raised. Hanlon also stresses that St. Peter and Paul Catholic Cathedral and Parish have long been a centerpiece of the Christian Hill area, with some of Alton's most treasured historical homes. The purpose of the capital campaign is to restore the structure of the church with needed repairs in stone and
1 dead Monday morning after fire engulfs High Ridge mobile home
Kairos Academies wants to build a high school. Some south St. Louis neighbors object.
The four-year-old charter school is looking to build a 70,000-square-foot high school with playing fields in the Marine Villa neighborhood.
With the winter cold coming, here are some tips to say safe
How do you prepare for the impending cold weather to keep your family, pets, and home safe? Here are some expert recommendations.
Officials ID man killed in Jefferson County mobile home fire
Charles P. Willingham, 67, died of smoke inhalation when his home caught fire before 3 a.m. Monday in the 3100 block of Ruby Drive, about 30 miles south of downtown St. Louis.
FBI Private Sector Cyberthreat Reporting Database Hacked By Apparently Unreported Cyberthreat
Is this irony? It kind of seems like it is. Maybe it isn’t. It could just be a coincidence. An extremely unfortunate, ironic coincidence. Whatever it is, it doesn’t look good for the FBI, which encouraged pretty much every private company to register as reporting entities so the FBI could (theoretically, it appears) respond to […]
Fast-casual sub restaurant chain adds St. Charles County location
Opening one of the stores can cost between $200,000 and $800,000, including franchising fees and build out.
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