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IDPH Issues Reminder About Potential Hazards Raw Milk
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is issuing a general reminder to the public about the potential dangers of consuming raw milk after at least eleven people were recently sickened by such products. While most milk products sold in the state are pasteurized, meaning they have been treated with heat to kill viruses, germs, and other substances that can cause illness, raw milk is milk that has not been pasteurized, making it more likely to be a source of foodborne
Trump’s anti-climate agenda is making it more expensive to own a car
The president hates EVs. But his policies are making gas cars more expensive, too.
Attorney General Raoul Opposes Trump Administration's Attempt To Withhold Full SNAP Benefits
CHICAGO – As part of his continued efforts to protect the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of 26 states today filed an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration’s attempt to block a court order requiring full SNAP benefits to be delivered to the millions of Americans relying on them. The federal government’s motion, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit, comes after a federal judge in Rhode
Attorney General Raoul Leads Coalition Supporting California Law That Regulates Purchase Of Long Guns By Individuals Under 21
CHICAGO – Attorney General Kwame Raoul today led a coalition of 18 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit urging that court to affirm a lower court’s decision upholding California’s law regulating the purchase of long guns by individuals under the age of 21. In their brief , Raoul and the coalition explain that the Second Amendment gives states the ability to enact sensible regulations designed to promote gun safety an
Government shutdown disrupts flights at Lambert airport
ST. LOUIS - Travelers at St. Louis Lambert International Airport are experiencing delays and cancellations as the ongoing government shutdown impacts flight schedules. Early Saturday morning, 26 flights were delayed and two were canceled at the airport, with numbers expected to rise throughout the day. Raquel Deras, noted that several passengers were asked to disembark [...]
Coldest air of season to arrive with blustery winds Sunday
ST. LOUIS - We have a cold front draped north of I-70 Saturday morning with surface low pressure to our northwest. An upper level wave will bring this low pressure through our region later today. The majority of the rain associated with this system looks to stay north of our viewing area, but some of [...]
McClellan: The end of an era for Hendri's Catering, but not the end of stories
Steve and Dan Sulz ran Hendri's for 42 years. They are shutting it down. Their last gig will be a New Year’s Eve party at their venue.
Chinese national wanted in massive Schnucks gift card fraud arrested in Hawaii
Three Chinese men were allegedly found with more than 800 gift cards worth about $175,000 by police officers who pulled a car over in connection with the case.
Missouri anti-LGBTQ+ laws linked to loss of population, tax revenue, studies find
The state’s actions have already pushed LGBTQ+ Missourians to move, taking their tax dollars, and even businesses, elsewhere, studies have shown.
Best “order at the counter” spots around STL
See the Nov. 8, 1925, front page: Six-word will gives woman $5,000 estate
Headlines from the Nov. 8, 1925, front page include: St. Louis-Chicago air mail service contract signed
Coolest office spaces?
Anyone up for a game of Jetlag Hide and Seek?
Alderwoman blames Palestinian gas station owners for crime
During Friday’s St. Louis Board of Aldermen meeting, 12th ward Alderwoman Sharon Tyus blamed Palestinian gas station owners for crime in her ward.
Brentwood, between Brentwood Blvd & Hanley Rd, coyotes howling at sirens
More fall colors - Carondelet
Chocolate bourbon pecan pie?
Flight cancellations, travel troubles at Lambert Airport amid government shutdown
Travelers are concerned that more flights will be canceled in the coming days as the government shutdown continues.
‘Stop Killing Games’ Finds More Allies From MPs In The UK
Thankfully, the Stop Killing Games movement isn’t stopping this time. YouTuber Ross Scott kicked the movement off in 2024 to generate political action around the disappearance of games that people had bought purely because the company that sold them decided to no longer support them or run backend infrastructure needed play them. While the movement […]
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