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MoDOT, IDOT prepares for winter amid staff shortages
Snow is not in the forecast just yet, but it will be here before we know it. When snow and ice arrive, it will not just be Mother Nature that road crews will battle.
One year later, family of Mizzou student involved in hazing incident speaks out
One year ago, a Mizzou freshman was in the ICU fighting for his life after his family said he attended a fraternity event and was ordered to drink an entire bottle of vodka.
Local leaders ask Biden for fast action on radioactive waste in school
Bush, Hawley call for federal cleanup of Jana Elementary after contamination report
Missouri border states cashing in on legalized gaming
In today's Legal Lens segment, Brown & Crouppen attorney Andrea McNairy discusses why all of Missouri's border states have legalized sports gaming, how much revenue Missouri is potentially missing out on and why fantasy sports fall into a different category.
Why are Republicans surging as the midterms approach?
Democrats seemed to be doing well this summer as their approval level surged following the Dobbs decision. But now Republicans are surging back. This is partly because the out party always does well in midterm elections, but David Brooks thinks there's more to it: The Trumpified G.O.P. deserves to be a marginalized and disgraced force ...continue reading "Why are Republicans surging as the midterms approach?"
The Execution of Kevin Johnson, Part II
St.Louis Arch - let me know what you all think
Federal judge dismisses Missouri’s challenge to Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
The plaintiffs in the case are represented by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative legal group.
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IBEW members cars burglarized on The Hill
Federal judge dismisses student loan forgiveness lawsuit
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Former Cardinals player's poké restaurant coming to Ballpark Village
The Scottsdale, Arizona-based poké restaurant was co-founded by former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Todd Stottlemyre, who played for the team from 1996 to 1998.
Chess grandmaster sues in St. Louis for $100M over cheating allegations
A 19-year-old chess grandmaster says a cheating scandal that has rocked the chess world and began in St. Louis was the result of an orchestrated smear campaign.
Chess Player Accused of Cheating in St. Louis Sues for $100 Million
The chess cheating scandal that started here in St. Louis but has made headlines across the globe has now led to a $100 million lawsuit. Today in federal court in St. Louis, 19-year-old professional chess player Hans Niemann filed a lawsuit against Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen, 31, seeking $100 million in damages. The lawsuit accuses Carlsen of slander, libel and civil conspiracy, among other things.
Sammy Hagar & The Circle’s new “Father Time” video celebrates Red Rocker’s life and career
Sammy Hagar reflects on his life and music career in "Father Time," and the Red Rocker has just released a music video for the poignant tune. The song is from…
Wood River Says Boil Order Lifted For Most Of City
WOOD RIVER - The City of Wood River Public Services said as of 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 20, the boil order in the city has been lifted for everyone except those already notified on the north side of Ferguson and the south side of Lorena from 1st Street to Haller. "We hope to have them lifted tomorrow," Public Services explained in a comment.