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Senator Schmitt advocates for St. Louis as geospatial tech hub
Senator Eric Schmitt is seeking to make St. Louis the nation's "defense technology capital" by introducing the National Geospatial Innovation Hub Advancement Act, which will develop a skilled geospatial workforce in the city.
Local man keeps people safe as part of a St. Joseph bridge caves in
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) David Levi, a St. Joseph, Mo. man, noticed an abnormal dent in his community's bridge. The bridge located on Pickett Road and South 29th Street had started to buckle. According to resident David Levi, the road is a main bus route for the local school and is...
Explore St. Louis's Thriving, Immigrant-Driven Food Scene at the 'Festival of Nations'
For almost a century, St. Louis has celebrated the end of summer with the Festival of Nations, a two-night party featuring the sights, sounds, and flavors from various countries and cultures around the world. Hosted by the International Institute of St. Louis, the festival raises funds for wraparound services IISL provides to newly arrived individuals and families (they’re the largest service provider and recruiter of immigrants to the area).
Identity Released In Fatal Motorcycle Accident
Arkansas State Police have released information in the deadly motorcycle accident that occurred on Saturday in Lawrence County. According to the ASP Fatal Crash Report, 68 year old Christopher B. Gist of Jonesboro was killed when the 2018 Harley Davidson failed to negotiate a curve on Hwy 25, left the roadway, struck a culvert became airborne then struck a tree.
Residents protest violent encounter between former officer and inmate
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Some residents took to the streets on Saturday to protest the Jonesboro Police Department after a violent encounter between a Craighead County inmate and now former police officer. A group of protesters gathered in front of the Craighead County Courthouse to protest against the Jonesboro Police...
Greenville crews working to pull out vehicle submerged in Pond River
GREENVILLE, Ky. (WFIE) - First responders in Muhlenberg County are working to recover a vehicle found in the Pond River. That’s according to the Greenville Fire Department, who posted about the incident on social media around noon on Saturday. Dispatch says someone in the area found the vehicle, which...
American Pickers’ Mike Wolfe installs castle tower for $700k Tennessee home as before-and-after pics show transformation
AMERICAN Pickers star Mike Wolfe purchased a stunning house in the small town of Columbia, Tennessee, and has been focused on restoring the historic home as new photos reveal the transformation. Mike, 60, purchased the 3,166-square-foot house for $700,000 on May 20, 2022. The brick home features three bathrooms, a basement, wooden deck, detached carport, cabana, […]
Company With Missouri Locations Just Bought 83 Wendy’s Places
Well, this is interesting. It appears that one of the largest franchise operators in America with a Missouri location has just purchased 83 Wendy's restaurants. Does this mean a comeback of many of those closed Missouri places?. I saw this report just shared by Nation's Restaurant News saying that the...
Cardinals could ask for public funding to help with Busch Stadium renovations, top executive says
ST. LOUIS — A top St. Louis Cardinals executive indicated Thursday that the team could ask the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County and state of Missouri to help finance major renovations to Busch Stadium in coming years. Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III said the franchise would engage...
Mega Millions Jackpot Worth More Than Patrick Mahomes’ 10-Year Contract
The biggest star and most impactful player in by far America’s most popular sport, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, is in the third year of a 10-year contract extension that makes him the highest-paid player in the NFL. And if someone wins the Mega Millions jackpot Friday night...
Major changes coming to the real estate industry starting this weekend
ST. LOUIS — Realtors across the US are preparing for a massive change on Aug. 17 to the way it's done business for a century. The changes are part of a $418 million dollar settlement earlier this year made by the National Association of Realtors and federal regulators to eliminate informal rules that have existed within the traditional payment structure. The changes essentially get rid of the five or six percent commission that's usually split between the buyer's and seller's agents.
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