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Despite new battery factory, Missouri not stocking the state fleet with EVs
Other states have begun purchasing electric vehicles and setting goals for their fleets to go gas-free.
Edwardsville, Glen Carbon Fire Departments Implement Enhanced Form of CPR
EDWARDSVILLE – The Edwardsville and Glen Carbon Fire Departments have implemented an innovative way to treat patients suffering cardiac arrest that’s yielding encouraging results. The departments earlier this year began using an enhanced form of cardiopulmonary resuscitation that takes a cue from NASCAR pit crews. Anyone familiar with a NASCAR event has probably seen pit crews in action: Every member has one specific role that they handle simultaneously, enabling the crew to get their driver back on the track quickly. In the life-and-death situations emergency responders face, anything that boosts speed and efficiency is obviously even more essential. And while the enhanced CPR method doesn’t completely overhaul how cardiac calls are handled, it makes several critical improvements. “Historically, what you’d have is somebody taking charge and giving assignments at the scene, which isn’t as efficient as everybody knowing what they’re going to
Mark Vittert's Reflections: Long drive leads to beautiful awakening
Folks forever have been pointing out to me one magnificent sight after another. But the list is short of those beautiful sights that stopped me for a while.
Mötley Crüe confirms guitarist John 5 will step in for retiring Mick Mars on band’s next tour
Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars announced Wednesday that he's retiring from touring with the group, and now his three bandmates -- Vince Neil, Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee -- have…
Public urged to avoid mountain lion detected in Springfield, Illinois
Department of Health and Office of Violence Prevention Offer Mental Health Resources
Resources and organizations prepared to assist anyone with mental health needs.
Jay Ashcroft explains proposed ban on funding for 'prurient' library books
A committee of the Missouri Library Association predicted the proposed rule could damage Missouri’s business climate.
Powerball Jackpot Continues To Rise Now To $800 Million, But Someone Holds Ticket Worth Million and Another $50,000
CHICAGO – The Powerball jackpot is now at an eye-watering $800 million for Saturday night’s drawing. If won, it would be the second largest Powerball jackpot and the fifth largest lottery jackpot won in U.S. history. The Powerball jackpot climbed to $800 million after Wednesday night’s drawing yielded no grand prize winning ticket matching all six numbers: 19-36-37-46-56 and Powerball 24. However, Illinois Lottery players should double check their Powerball tickets from last night. That’s because someone is holding a winning ticket worth a million dollars and another winning ticket worth $50,000. The $1 million winning ticket was purchased at Riverside Mobile, located at 503 N. Main Street in Sycamore. The manager of that store claims they know who bought the winning ticket. “A gentleman, who is one of our regular customers, popped into our store early this morning and exclaimed, 'you guys sold me a million dollar winning Powerball ticket - thank
Gateway Arch soars to bobblehead status
National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum soon will sell a Gateway Arch bobble starting on Friday, the 57th anniversary of the monument's completion.
Trudy Busch Valentine garners model support from Karlie Kloss
The Democratic U.S. Senate candidate held a campaign event featuring Kloss, a famous fashion model who grew up in Webster Groves
The Art of Darkness
In The Art of Darkness, a juried art exhibit at Soulard Art Gallery, local artists showcase artwork that represents the creepy, haunting, macabre, morbid and sinister. Beware of the things
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St. Louis school targeted for eviction has struggled to pay its staff, had tax-exempt status revoked by IRS
The Chesterfield private school being targeted for eviction by its landlord has also struggled to pay staff members, email messages obtained by the Business Journal show. The Internal Revenue Service in 2020 also revoked the nonprofit's tax-exempt status, according to government records.
Area Unemployment Rate Continues To Decrease: Local Counties All Remain Low In Stats
SPRINGFIELD - The September area unemployment rate for the Illinois Section of the St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area was 3.8 percent, a decrease of -0.7 percentage points from the September 2021 rate of 4.5 percent. Some of the local city results in September were Edwardsville at 2.8 percent unemployment, compared to 2.9 percent in September 2021. Granite City recorded a 4.2 percent rate compared to 5.8 percent in 2021 at the same time, and Alton stood at 5.4 percent, down from 7.0 percent in September 2021. Belleville had a 4.4 percent rate compared to 5.9 percent a year ago. County comparisons showed Jersey at 3.1 percent for September 2022, against 3.6 percent a year ago, Macoupin County had a 3.4 percent rate and was 3.8 percent last year. Greene also recorded a 3.6 percent rate compared to 4.0 percent a year ago. Calhoun was at 3.6 percent compared to 3.8 percent in 2022 at the same time, and Madison County was at 3.6 percent this year and was at 4.3 percent in September
St. Louis alderman relents on Cortex incentives
After yearlong delay, Alderman Tina Pihl introduces bills backed by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.
IDNR: Mountain lion detected near Springfield
Mountain lions in Illinois are rare, with only eight confirmed sightings in the last 20 years. But the latest sighting was on Wednesday in western Springfield.
Politically Speaking - Megan Green
On the latest edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, Megan Green, 15th Ward St. Louis alderwoman, talks about getting asked by the mayor to run for board president, setting a new tone at the board, and getting it ready to be a body of 14, rather than 28.
BJC, Compass partner with UMSL to address social worker shortage
Behavioral health services are instrumental in treatment of mental illness, substance abuse and addiction.
Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal Walnut Park West robbery
Charles Lagrone III was shot dead in the Walnut Park West neighborhood on Aug. 9, 2019.
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