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MoDOT 'caught off guard' in Monday winter storm
According to MoDOT, the sudden change in forecast shifted the department's plan they initially had in place, impacting their preparedness for the snowfall.
McTavish, Mintyukov score early to help Ducks beat Blues
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mason McTavish and Pavel Mintyukov each scored first period goals to help the Anaheim Ducks beat the St. Louis Blues 4-1 Monday night. Leo Carlsson also scored, Chris Kreider added an empty-net goal and Ville Husso made 22 saves for Anaheim who successfully killed six St. Louis power plays. Jordan Kyrou [...]
FOX 2 photographer shares retiring father’s story of being a firefighter for 35 years
To mark the occasion, FOX 2 photojournalist Luke Davis shadowed his father during his last 48-hour shift.
Victory! Court Ends Dragnet Electricity Surveillance Program In Sacramento
A California judge ordered the end of a dragnet law enforcement program that surveilled the electrical smart meter data of thousands of Sacramento residents. The Sacramento County Superior Court ruled that the surveillance program run by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) and police violated a state privacy statute, which bars the disclosure of residents’ electrical usage […]
Gambling addiction to worsen with legalized sportsbook: Professor
An expert in gambling addiction believes there will be an uptick in the number of people suffering from gambling issues now that legalized sports wagering is underway in Missouri.
ThriVe Metro East Rebrands as Vitality Women's Clinic in 2026
GODFREY – After 30 years of serving women, children, and families across the Metro East region, ThriVe Metro East is pleased to announce that the organization will officially transition its name and branding to Vitality Women’s Clinic effective January 1, 2026. This milestone marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter, one that honors a remarkable legacy while positioning the organization for expanded impact, enhanced visibility, and deeper connection with the next generatio
Outpost Coffee adds warmth, creativity to STL winter
As a December snow blanketed the city, The Outpost, a new coffee shop inside the Hotel Indigo, made a great place for those seeking warmth and creativity.
Illinois DOT Committed To Maintaining Motorist Safety Through Winter Storm
ALTON — The Illinois Department of Transportation is actively working to manage road conditions amid ongoing snowfall affecting St. Clair, Madison, and Monroe counties, officials said Monday evening, Dec. 1, 2025. Joe Monroe, an operations engineer with the department, provided an update around 5 p.m. on Dec. 1, 2025, describing the challenges posed by a storm that had brought continuous snow throughout the day. “We are just treating as much as we can, but sometimes the snow comes
SLMPD reports over 100 crashes amid Monday winter storm
SLMPD says it has responded to over 100 crashes amid Monday's winter storm.
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64/40 WB is a sheet of ice
Wood River Approves New Liquor License, TIF Agreement
WOOD RIVER – Wood River City Council members quickly and unanimously approved two business-related items at this week’s meeting . Councilmen approved an ordinance amending the City Code to raise the number of restaurant/bar liquor licenses in District 1 from one to two. City Manager Steve Palen said this liquor license will go to the future Bootleggin’ BBQ location, which is set to open in a building currently being renovated near the Downtown Dog Park . Wood Rive
Will the roads freeze overnight?
It's always that non-hyped storm that gets you...
Woman charged for fatally shooting sister in north St. Louis County: Police
According to the probable cause statement filed by SLCPD, authorities discovered surveillance video of the deadly incident, allegedly linking the alleged suspect to the homicide.
Road rage trucker shooting: Suspect believed he was target of conspiracy
A semi-truck driver is being held without bond for allegedly shooting another truck driver Monday morning.
Someone was making the best of being stuck in traffic on 64 today
Trump cuts could shrink Illinois economy by $10B, report says
Researchers at an organized labor-tied think tank painted a sobering picture for state lawmakers who are tasked with mitigating the effects of the funding cuts.
St. Louis rallies for World AIDS Day march despite snowstorm
For nearly 40 years, St. Louis has marched, rallied, and remembered those lost to HIV/AIDS. But this year, organizers say the walk from Kiener Plaza to City Hall carried a new sense of urgency, one that even a surprise December snowstorm couldn’t stop.
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