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Offer Sheets for Broberg and Holloway Could Alter Blues’ Roster Dynamics
St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong has made headlines by tendering offer sheets to Edmonton Oilers' young prospects Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway. This strategic move aims to strengthen the Blues' roster but raises concerns for current players about their jobs. The Oilers have until August 20 to match the offers, which could lead to roster changes in St. Louis if they don’t. Given Torey Krug's injury, Broberg could fill a top-four defenseman role, potentially complicating the futures of Scott Perunovich and other defenders. On the forward side, if Holloway joins, it could disrupt the bottom six, affecting players like Radek Faksa and newly signed wingers.
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).
St. Louis organization debuts podcast exploring community-led solutions to food insecurity issues
ST. LOUIS — Food City, an initiative for creating a more inclusive and sustainable food ecosystem in the St. Louis region, marked its one-year anniversary earlier this month, and recently debuted a podcast focused on food insecurity. The “Food for All Interview Series” explores community-led solutions to some of...
Missouri & Texas in Hilarious Argument About Who Has Best BBQ
This is a disagreement that I predict will not end soon if ever. Who has the best BBQ? Both Missouri and Texas believe they are superior and they are in a heated yet hilarious online argument. I was alerted to this BBQ "discussion" by the Missouri sub-Reddit. I'm not sure...
Storms rolled through the Four States Friday night causing widespread damage
QUAPAW. Okla. — Power remains off for residents in the Four State area as cleanup crews in Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma removed thousands of downed trees and tree limbs after Friday night’s storm. Liberty Utilities reported outages in Seneca, Anderson, and southeast Kansas. Quapaw Nation Marshal Service Chief Charlie Addington said, “Hopefully, power will be […]
More than morels: Missouri's fall mushroom season is underway
MISSOURI, USA — Mushroom hunters in Missouri are coming down from one of the most historic spring mushroom season this year. , popped out of the ground about a month ahead of schedule. Despite the early start, temperature fluctuations also caused morel season to last more weeks than usual.
Missouri Democrats, tired of seeing uncontested Republicans, recruit more legislative candidates
When Melissa Viloria was growing up in northeast Missouri, few people in power that looked like her. Viloria was born in Hawaii to a mother from Missouri and a father who immigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines. Her parents moved to Missouri in 1978. They found themselves among the few vocal Democrats of the […]
Collinsville man gets 40-year sentence in killing of teenager
EDWARDSVILLE — A 20-year-old Collinsville man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing a teenager on New Year’s Day last year in the State Park Place area of Madison County. Albert Campos pleaded guilty Friday of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Miguel D. Villegas-DeSantiago,...
Area Veterans Receive Bi-State Support at Florissant Resource and Job Fair, Co-Hosted by SIUE Veterans Upward Bound
A small army of providers, offering jobs, services, free clothing, door prizes and more assembled on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at John F. Kennedy Community Center in Florissant, Mo., to support men and women who have been in service to their country. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) co-hosted the Florissant Veterans Resource and Job Fair that boasted 42 vendors from Illinois and Missouri.
Car overturns near Tower Grove Park
ST. LOUIS – A car overturned in south St. Louis early Saturday morning. The vehicle flipped onto its roof at the corner of Gustine Avenue and Arsenal Street, at the southern edge of Tower Grove Park. Bystanders were helping out as officers were on their way to the scene. No word yet on any injuries.
Five-run inning dashes Cardinals’ hopes of victory in series-opening loss to the LA Dodgers
Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify. Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas came out of his start with a lead in the sixth inning, but he handed the game to the bullpen with a slim margin for error against one of the most dangerous offenses majors. The Los Angeles Dodgers...
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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