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Enterprise expands beyond rental cars, buys St. Louis trucking company Hogan
The deal continues the Enterprise's push to expand beyond rental cars with services including vanpooling, car sales and investments in mobile energy storage and ultrafast electric vehicle charging businesses.
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Judge tosses state's lawsuit against redistricting referendum
A federal judge on Monday tossed a lawsuit filed by the state that aimed to dismiss a referendum from the organization People Not Politicians.
Hochman: As Cardinals look to future at Winter Meetings, why JJ Wetherholt’s versatility is vital
Here at baseball’s Winter Meetings, the talk about the Cardinals is the future.
Godfrey Approves 2026-2027 Concrete Pavement Replacement Program
GODFREY – The Village of Godfrey is set to continue its Concrete Pavement Replacement Program, with Mont Vista Avenue and other areas set to get new concrete slabs over the next two years. Members of the village’s Finance Committee and Village Board of Trustees last week unanimously approved the continuation of the Annual Concrete Pavement Replacement Program for 2026 and 2027. Village Engineer Rich Beran outlined the expected concrete work to be completed in 2026 and 2027
David Lee Roth to play Milwaukee Summerfest
David Lee Roth has announced his first show of 2026.The former Van Halen frontman is set to play BMO Pavilion in Milwaukee on June 20 as part of the annual Milwaukee…
Missouri set to enact gerrymandered map despite 300K signatures for repeal referendum
The campaign to repeal Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map turned in 300,000 signatures Tuesday to put it on the 2026 ballot. But Secretary of State Denny Hoskins says that won’t stop the map from going into effect on Thursday. Hoskins also argued he has the power to unilaterally declare the referendum unconstitutional if it is determined […]
Holiday-Themed Magic Show Planned for Alton and Granite City
ALTON/GRANITE CITY - Community members have the chance to see an enchanting Christmas-themed magic show. Alton Little Theater will host “The Magicians of Christmas — A Holiday Spectacle of Wonder and Illusion!” at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 12 and at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. The Mill in Granite City will host the same show at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. Magicians Tony Loving and John Johnson promise all shows will be a spectacular experience for families,
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Voting by mail faces uncertain moment ahead of midterm elections
Derrin Robinson has worked in Oregon elections for more than 30 years, long enough to remember when voters in the state cast their ballots at physical polling sites instead of by mail. As the nonpartisan clerk of Harney County, a vast, rural expanse larger than Massachusetts, Robinson oversees elections with about 6,000 registered voters. Oregon […]
Julius Kohl Brothers meat market and saloon on West side of 2nd Street in St. Charles, Missouri
The Best Holiday Movies to Watch as a Family: Timeless Stories That Bring Everyone Together
Did you know that watching holiday movies as a family can significantly boost emotional bonds and create lasting memories? According to a study published in the Journal of Family Psychology , engaging in shared leisure activities such as movie watching strengthens familial relationships and improves communication across generations. But what makes a holiday movie truly “family-friendly,” and which titles stand out as the best choices for a cozy, joyful gathering? This article explores
This Day in History on December 9: First Christmas Tree Illuminated with Electric Lights at the White House
December 9 has long been a date marked by pivotal moments in history, spanning politics, science, culture, and more. In 1775, during the American Revolutionary War, King George III formally declared the colonies to be in a state of rebellion. This declaration was a crucial step that escalated tensions between Great Britain and its American colonies, eventually leading to the colonies' fight for independence. The king's proclamation underscored the deepening rift and set the stage for the struggles
Schnucks appears to be engaging in price manipulation
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Coldwater Creek got new cleanup cash. Where did it come from?
After a surprise announcement about new funding for cleanup of contaminated sites across the country, activists have tracked the source to a $164M settlement over radioactive waste in St. Louis.
US Education Department civil rights staff returning to work to tackle complaint backlog
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Education Department is bringing back hundreds of employees in its Office for Civil Rights who were placed on paid administrative leave earlier this year, according to a Dec. 5 email to those employees obtained by States Newsroom. The effort came as the Office for Civil Rights, or OCR — which is […]
Weird King Trump Pretends He’ll Be Objective In Deciding If His Son In Law And Rich Friends Can Buy Warner Brothers
Last week Netflix announced a $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Brothers, after elbowing out rival acquisition bids (for now) by Comcast/NBC and Paramount/CBS. But as we noted then, the deal still needs regulatory approval from Trump, who has already stated several times that he’d prefer it if his billionaire bestie new owner of CBS, Larry […]
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