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Sharon Osbourne looking to bring Ozzfest back: ‘It was something Ozzy was very passionate about’
Sharon Osbourne hopes to keep the legacy of Ozzfest alive following Ozzy Osbourne's passing."I've been talking to Live Nation about bringing [Ozzfest] back recently," Sharon tells Billboard. "It was something Ozzy…
U.S. Attorney In St. Louis: Troy, IL., Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill ICE Agents In Minneapolis
EAST ST. LOUIS — A 67-year-old man from Troy has been federally charged for allegedly threatening to kill Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minneapolis. Jeffrey A. Mullinix faces one count of interstate communication with a threat to injure, according to a federal complaint. Authorities say Mullinix posted a threatening comment on a YouTube video on Jan. 21, 2026, claiming he was en route to Minneapolis with weapons, had prior military experience, and intended to incapacitate
!!ICE VEHICLES SPOTTED IN STL!!
HOA can't ban rooftop solar panels, Missouri Supreme Court rules
Renewable power advocates say the court ruling is a major win for both solar power and individual property rights
Eric Schmitt calls federal immigration agents in Minnesota ‘heroes’
WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt took to the Senate floor Wednesday to defend federal agents arresting suspected undocumented immigrants in Minnesota, calling them “American heroes.” “We owe them our absolute, unequivocal, unflinching support,” the senator told his colleagues, many of whom are now calling for an investigation into the Department of Homeland Security after […]
‘These kids are invisible’: Child abuse deaths spur clash over homeschool regulation
When Rachel Marshall was growing up in Virginia, her parents kept a magnet on the refrigerator from a national homeschooling advocacy group, with a phone number to call if local school officials tried to interfere with their decision to educate their children at home. “You tell [the organization] the state’s after you, and they will […]
Rising health costs could shift midterm voters toward Democrats, survey shows
Americans feel their health care costs are going up faster than other household expenses, hold President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans responsible and say the issue will factor into their votes in this year’s midterm elections, according to a poll published Thursday by the nonpartisan health research organization KFF. Three-quarters of voters polled, including majorities of […]
WashU Expert: Eliminating Missouri income tax would hurt low-income residents
Vincent Van Donuts Closing :(
Local florist(s)?
Volunteers needed at our Union MO cat rescue
The Meaning Behind "Weathering the Storm"
The phrase “weathering the storm” sounds calm, almost sturdy—but it’s usually said at the exact moment life feels least steady. We reach for it when a job is on the line, when a family is under stress, when money is tight, or when a relationship hits a rough patch. It’s one of those expressions people use to reassure each other without pretending the problem is small. It admits danger and discomfort while insisting that survival is still possible. What “weathering
Holleman: What a difference 1 year, and a new snow storm, make in St. Louis politics
It's clear that Mayor Cara Spencer learned lessons — both practical and political — from the prior administration's snow-plowing missteps.
Main Street in Collinsville to temporarily close Thursday for snow removal
Main Street in Collinsville will be closed for several hours Thursday for snow removal, with detours to be followed once the roads are cleared.
This Day in History on January 29: Oprah Winfrey Born
January 29 marked a major moment in medieval Europe. In 904, Sergius III became pope, beginning a papacy often associated with intense political maneuvering in Rome. The early 10th century was a period when local noble families and rival factions strongly influenced church leadership. While the details of that era are complex and sometimes filtered through later sources, the broader significance is clear: the papacy was not only a religious office but also a political institution tied to power
St. Louis groups worry bill could hurt recycling, but sponsor says it would fix landfills
Today's Weather: Very cold with afternoon flurries
This morning starts off bitterly cold with temperatures near 2 degrees and a wind chill making it feel closer to -9. Skies are mostly cloudy with just a few flurries here and there. As the day progresses into the afternoon, expect temperatures to reach a high of 23 degrees with a light dusting of snow flurries returning. Northeast winds will be around 7 mph with gusts up to 14 mph, enhancing the cold feel. The evening continues with mostly cloudy skies and a chance for another light flurry. Temperatures
St. Louis’ housing market looks strong heading into 2026 season
California Regulators Force Verizon To Do “Woke” Stuff Like Make Sure Broadband Is Semi-Affordable To Poor People
Last year we reported how Verizon executives happily agreed to be more racist and sexist in exchange for Trump DOJ and FCC approval of their $20 billion merger with telecom giant Frontier Communications. Verizon embarrassingly said they’d cull race and gender equality initiatives, and try harder moving forward to protect downtrodden white people from the […]
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