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Bob Dylan’s love letters sell for close to $670,000
A bookshop in Portugal, which claims to be “the world’s most beautiful bookshop,” placed the winning bid on a set of love letters written by Bob Dylan when he was in high…
Investigators look for witnesses after Missouri hunter found dead
Any death within a national park requires a full investigation. Gathering statements from witnesses is a part of that process.
St. Louis attorney builds growing practice from 'undeniably broken' system
The growth of James Hacking’s practice reflects the state of the nation’s immigration system, which he referred to as “undeniably broken.” But he said his firm would prefer to not profit from that dysfunction.
New industrial space in St. Charles County finds a major tenant in auto parts distributor
An auto parts distributor will occupy most of the space in a warehouse building under construction in St. Charles County.
Mike Ringhausen Will Look Back On His Time As Sheriff With Solid Memories Of Serving Public
JERSEY - Mike Ringhausen will soon end his term as Jersey County Sheriff. Nick Manns was the winner in the race for the sheriff’s position in the recent election. Ringhausen said he has loved his role as sheriff and serving the people of Jersey County. Ringhausen went to Lewis and Clark Community College and received a criminal justice degree and has been in law enforcement for 32 years. “I was in it for the people,” he said. “Any time I can do anything to help people is what I like to do. There were so many different aspects of the sheriff’s job from fundraisers, to being in the living room of people’s houses to assist them in unfortunate circumstances. Sometimes it might be to discuss the death of a loved one, someone bickering back and forth in a domestic problem, or if someone has gotten into narcotics and no way to turn and look for advice. I always did the best I could to do anything for people to ease their burdens. I believe that is what
19-year-old daughter of man who killed Kirkwood police officer in 2005 seeks motion to watch execution
Riverbender Tech Center Offers Unique Holiday Gift Ideas
ALTON - The Riverbender Tech Center is offering some unique gift ideas for the holidays. Their staff is dedicated to helping Riverbend families feel comfortable behind cell phones and computers. Personal Technology Lessons: Do you know someone who gets frustrated when using their cell phone or computer? Are they afraid of being “hacked?” Do they continually lose treasured photos? The Riverbender Tech Center technicians are ready to meet with clients to answer questions and teach customers how to get the most out of their cell phones and computers. Customers can receive one-on-one help to learn how to use their cell phones or computers with little to no frustration. Bring your questions to them and schedule a 30-minute session for just $35. Schedule as many sessions as you need. No questions are too small and no prior knowledge needed. Build Your Own Computer: Do you have a young computer enthusiast? Are you trying to encourage your child’s love of technology?
FOX 2 World Cup Soccer schedule for Tuesday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - FOX 2 programming alert for Tuesday, November 22. FIFA World Cup soccer can be seen on FOX 2 starting at 9am with Mexico Vs Poland and then France vs Australia at 12:30pm. Our local midday programming including “The Power of Two” news at 11am and Studio STL at Noon will air [...]
Missouri AG aligns with St. Louis conspiracy theorist in social media lawsuit
When Kate Starbird got word that Missouri’s attorney general wanted her to turn over three years of her emails, she didn’t know what to think.
Part of Bayer campus in Creve Coeur is purchased, with mixed-use development planned
The developer wants to build a master-planned development with a mix of multifamily, townhouses, hotels, retail and repurposed office space.
Hanukkah Hullabaloo promises to bring light and energy to The Grandel
The Brothers Lazaroff will bring the annual event to Grand Center on December 3.
'We never stop': WWT Raceway preps for NASCAR Cup Series return in 2023
World Wide Technology Raceway owner and CEO Curtis Francois says it’s been “one heck of a year” for the motorsports facility, highlighted by hosting NASCAR’s top tier of racing for the first time. But as 2022 wraps up, Francois isn’t taking a victory lap at the Madison, Illinois, raceway. He's looking toward 2023.
'There’s no going in and grabbing things now': Food inflation impacts shoppers ahead of Thanksgiving
Ashlyn Hauk Leads Tigers With Eight Points In Season Opener, Is An iCan Clinic Female Athlete Of The Month For Tigers
O'FALLON - Edwardsville girls basketball senior forward Ashlyn Hauk played well in the Tigers' season opener on Nov. 19 at O'Fallon's OTHS Panther Dome in the Southern Illinois Shootout, leading the team with eight points - six of them in the final quarter -as the Tigers lost to Chicago Whitney Young 61-30 in the season opener. Hauk will be counted on as one of the team's key players this season and in the opener against the Dolphins, Hauk made several good plays and worked hard throughout the game as she helped the Tigers keep going, despite the score. For her hard work and contributions to the team, Hauk has been named as an iCan Clinic female Athlete of the Month. Hauk, who plays for head coach Caty Happe, felt good about her contributions to the team but also knows that it's continued hard work in practice that will be one of the keys to the Tigers' success this season. "I would say this is probably the most playing time I have had in a varsity game," Hauk said during a postgame
Lunchtime Photo
This is Great Falls Park in Virginia. The Potomac is impassable at this point unless (a) you have a kayak or (b) you build a canal to get around it, as George Washington did. Today, the canal is gone but the kayakers remain. The top photo shows Great Falls in lovely, velvety splendor thanks to ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Daughter of Missouri death row inmate sues to witness his execution
Kevin Johnson’s daughter asks that his execution be delayed until after a judge issues a ruling on her case.
'It’s 100% because of the economy': Bakery owner says a changing landscape is part of why she's closing
The cookie dough and desserts bakery, which opened in 2017, will permanently close its doors Wednesday, citing macroeconomic conditions including higher costs, labor shortages and changing consumer trends. "It all just adds up."
Kevin Johnson's daughter asks court to let her watch father's execution
A 19-year-old woman is asking a federal court to allow her to watch her father’s death by injection, despite a Missouri law barring anyone under 21 from witnessing an execution.
Twitter’s Former Head Of Trust & Safety Explains Why, For All His Billions, Elon Musk Can’t Magically Decide How Twitter Will Work
There are a variety of myths about how the world works that get people really screwed up when they make big bets on trying to “fix” things. I think Elon Musk has fallen prey to a few of them in how he’s trying to run Twitter. First, he falsely believes (as was the widespread myth […]
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