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Double Trouble – 2 of America’s Most Hated Highways in Missouri
I wish I had a nickel for every time I've driven on these Missouri highways and had bad words come to mind that I hopefully didn't say out loud. What I thought was just my opinion is now officially fact. Two of America's most hated highways call Missouri home. This...
'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.
Byrnes Mill to bring in slightly more than the $1.83 million it will spend this year
Byrnes Mill officials expect the city to bring in $844.76 more than it spends during the 2024-2025 fiscal year, according to a newly approved budget. The budget projects the city’s revenue for the year will total $1,833,971.86 and its expenditures will be $1,833,127.10. That’s $33,201.45 less than the city...
These ballot questions, including abortion access, certified for November ballot
Four amendments to Missouri's constitution and one proposition on minimum wage were certified Tuesday for the November ballot by Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft. This includes one amendment that could eliminate Missouri's abortion ban and enshrine abortion and contraception access. More than 380,000 signatures were gathered in an initiative petition and were...
Urgent hunt for lotto winner as $278k remains unclaimed – bosses warn the money could disappear forever
A LOTTERY player has only a month to claim their $278k winnings before the prize money expires. The individual purchased the ticket in St Louis, Missouri, in March this year. The ticket was purchased by a Show Me Cash player at a Phillips 66 gas station, according to FOX affiliate KTVI. The unknown individual purchased […]
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. ...
Arnold Senior Expo to offer information, entertainment, food and fun
A fun-filled and educational morning is in store for visitors to the Arnold Senior Expo on Wednesday, Aug. 21, at the Arnold Eagles, 1725 Jeffco Blvd. The event is for those 50 and older and is sponsored by Grand Times, Leader Publications’ magazine for seniors. Admission is free for...
Ferguson protester accused of trying to steal cop’s gun, ‘ramming’ head into department wall
ST. LOUIS COUNTY — Authorities on Wednesday charged a man with trying to steal an officer’s gun during a protest last week, then ramming his head into the wall of a police interview room. Tauren Taylor, of University City, was charged with first- and second-degree property damage, attempting...
Who Is Hot 104.1 (WHHL-FM) – St. Louis
In the heart of the Midwest, St. Louis’ radio station thrives with its city’s lively spirit. WHHL, known as Hot 104.1, stands as Hazelwood, Missouri’s vibrant heart, offering the hottest hits in hip-hop and R&B to the Greater St. Louis area. Starting over fifty years ago, Hot 104.1 switched through various music styles before embracing the urban contemporary sounds it’s famous for today1.
Commissioners approve no truck route near Union
Residents of College Road, just south of Union, hope an ordinance for a no truck route on their street will make a difference. Franklin County Commissioners voted 2-0 Aug. 8 to approve the route on the portion of College Road the county maintains, from the intersection with Highway 47 to just west of its intersection with Prairie Dell Road, where the city limits begin.
Local chocolatiers adjust to global chocolate shortage
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Raising prices is always bittersweet and locally owned Bissinger’s and Chococolate Chocolate Chocolate are working to adjust their business amidst a global chocolate shortage. “We’re trying to do everything we can to prevent any price increases or keep our price increases very...
First responders have annual active shooter training at high school in Festus
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Local law enforcement agencies were preparing for the worst Thursday with an active shooter training in Festus. Police teamed up with local EMS and the fire department for a large-scale active shooter training at St. Pius High School. Organizers said this training takes...
Surprise Squad surprises back-to-school shoppers
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Surprise Squad visited a local store to surprise back-to-school shoppers. First Alert 4′s Damon Arnold has how shoppers of all ages got a surprise to kick off the school year.
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