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Storms Tonight, Some Could be Severe
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KYOU) - We are monitoring the potential for strong to severe storms this evening and tonight. Between now and midnight, we will be watching scattered storms work their way across southeast Iowa and northeast Missouri. Some of these storms could become severe, with primary threats including damaging winds, large hail, and an isolated tornado. A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for the KYOU area until 11 PM. Lows overnight drop into the mid to upper 60s. Friday brings calmer weather with plenty of sunshine and high temperatures in the mid 80s to near 90. Dew points in the upper 60s will make it a rather warm and muggy day, so make sure you’re drinking plenty of water and have a way to cool off if you’re spending time outside. Lows Friday night drop into the 60s, and the weekend brings more quiet weather with partly to mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures, in the low to mid 80s. Dew points drop as well, into the mid to lower 60s, and we keep this quiet and seasonable trend in our weather as we head into the start of next week.
Here's when IndyCar qualifying at St. Louis is on Peacock on 8/16/24
The IndyCar Series returns to its roots as it comes back from a long Olympic break. Four of the final five races this season are on short ovals. The Bommarito Automotive Group 500 (kilometer) is at World Wide Technology Raceway, a 1.25-mile oval in the St. Louis suburb of Madison, Illinois. Team...
Judge strikes down anti-ESG rule in Missouri
A federal judge has struck down rules in Missouri that aimed to limit the impact environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies have in investment advice. U.S. District Judge Stephen Bough sided Wednesday with the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association in an order on all four counts, saying that the rules violated the First Amendment, were unconstitutionally vague and were preempted by multiple federal laws.
'Missourians deserve better': Top utility regulator killed service shutoff bill, newly released emails show
MISSOURI, USA — A law that would have forced Missouri's electricity, water and gas utility providers to disclose which of the state's ZIP codes faced the most shutoffs was effectively shut down by Gov. Parson. However, new emails obtained by the Energy and Policy Institute found there was more going on behind the scenes.
College announces new DEI leadership appointment, disbands Antiracism Transformation Team
More than a year after Columbia’s academic DEI director resigned, the college has named a new special advisor for DEI initiatives, creating a new leadership role for Rosita Sands, the former dean of the now defunct School of Fine and Performing Arts. Sands was the last of the four...
Mueller Furniture & Mattress Warehouse Showroom celebrates first anniversary
Mueller Furniture, a fourth-generation, family-owned business, recently announced that its fourth location located at 51 Commerce Lane in Fairview Heights, Ill, is turning one. Mueller Furniture & Mattress Warehouse Showroom opened on Aug. 25, 2023, and has the largest mattress gallery and premium clearance section in the St. Louis and...
Turnbridge, Dune Bring Newly Built Canarsie Warehouse to Full Occupancy
Turnbridge Equities and affiliates of Dune Real Estate Partners secured a 60,000-square-foot lease with Otto Environmental Systems at their newly developed 807 Bank St. project in Brooklyn’s Canarsie neighborhood. This lease increases occupancy to 100% just two months after delivery. The 172,000-square-foot project was 65% pre-leased to two tenants.
Granite City 4th-grader brings life to his school’s hallways months after a life-saving liver transplant
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A fourth grader in the Granite City School District is happy to be back at school eight months after he underwent a life-saving liver transplant. Orlando Bairfield, 9, is a fourth grader at Frohardt Elementary School. It’s been a long year for the...
Cahokia school district delivers supplies to students ahead of first day
CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Staff with the Cahokia Unit School District #187 delivered school supplies to students Thursday ahead of the first day of school on Monday. “A lot of parents cannot afford to purchase certain items for these babies,” said Sharon Davis, who has a niece...
Granite City’s Isaiah Ford Optimistic For Solid Season: He Is A Stillwater Senior Living Male Athlete Of Month
GRANITE CITY – Isaiah Ford in a senior returning defensive back for the Granite City football team, and is anxious and determined to help the Warriors come back from the 2023 season, where the Warriors had a difficult time in a 0-9 campaign. The Warriors open up the 2024...
Owner of Missouri medical testing lab sentenced for $4 million in federal fraud
(The Center Square) – The co-owner of a health care company was sentenced to 20 months in prison and fined $100,000 for submitting $3.8 million in fraudulent claims to government health care benefit organizations. Carlos Himpler, 44, plead guilty earlier this year to a felony conspiracy charge and was sentenced on Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Sarah Pitlyk. Dr. Franco Sicuro, Himpler’s partner and co-defendant, pleaded guilty in November 2022 and agreed to forfeit $3.1 million in assets. ...
Injured Ferguson officer shows ‘small but significant’ signs of progress
A Ferguson, Missouri, police officer who was critically injured during a protest on the 10th anniversary of Michael Brown’s death is showing “small but significant signs of progress” from a severe brain injury. That's according to a statement on a GoFundMe page set up to support the officer and his family.
Florissant man charged after 1-year-old child tests positive for methamphetamine
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man from Florissant was charged Wednesday after his 1-year-old child tested positive for methamphetamine. According to a release, Christopher Woodard, 40, of Florissant, has been charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child and Unlawful Use of a Weapon. A probable cause...
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