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Bernie’s Redbird Review: Can’t Trust The Offense. That Puts Pressure On The Cardinals’ Pitchers.
Greetings! As you know by now, the Cardinals won their three-game series against Milwaukee. I give this relatively minor success a thumbs-up, especially since the Redbirds dropped the opener and had to take two consecutive games from the Brewers. Task completed. Now what? Thanks for asking. I have three points...
Chinese Purchase of U.S. Grain Terminal Raises Alarms
The issue of foreign ownership of U.S. land has become increasingly contentious, with various states approaching it in different ways. While some states have enacted specific regulations, others have chosen not to address it, and there are ongoing calls for federal intervention. A recent development in this debate involves a...
Birthday Celebrations Thank “Viewers Like You” for Seven Decades of Support
(August 21, 2024, St. Louis) – In September, KETC/Channel Number 9 marks 70 years of serving the St. Louis region as its public television station and one of the first public television stations in the country. Nine PBS invites the St. Louis community to share in the celebration with several special events to thank the region for 70 years of support.
NAACP files complaint on literary crisis in St. Louis schools
In a major move, the St. Louis NAACP has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Civil Rights over what they describe as a "literary crisis" facing African American children in St. Louis County and City.
Dave Murray's exclusive Fall 2024 forecast for St. Louis: September, October, November
Dave Murray’s has an exclusive look at the Fall 2024 forecast for St. Louis for the months of September, October, November. He also gives viewers insights at how he arrives at his decisions.
The Smashing Pumpkins Put on a Stellar 2-Plus Hour Concert in St. Louis
Glorious fall-like weather settled over Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre (and the entire region) as PVRIS (Paris) took the stage opening for The Smashing Pumpkins on this mid-August night. The Lowell, MA band that started in 2012 as a metalcore group with five members is now comprised of frontwoman Lynn Gunn (with...
Cougs tie Billikens 1-1 behind Fryer goal
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The No. 4 BYU women’s soccer team came from behind to tie No. 23 Saint Louis 1-1 on Thursday evening at Hermann Stadium. Junior forward Allie Fryer scored her second goal of the season in the second half, the 21st goal of her career in tonight’s draw.
No. 23 Billikens Earn 1-1 Draw with No. 4 BYU
Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024 | 7 p.m. Robert R. Hermann Stadium | St. Louis, Mo. •Emily Gaebe scored her first goal of the season and Emily Puricelli came up big with eight saves in No. 23 Saint Louis' 1-1 draw with No. 4 BYU Thursday night. •The crowd of 3,823...
Recovering addict has hope of clean future thanks to Mercy StepOne program
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A St. Louis man is finding hope after being controlled for so long by an addiction to drugs. Richard Willett is sharing his story to help others escape the cycle of opioid addiction. His story involves a now-expanding program at Mercy called StepOne.
Video: Intramotev shows off autonomous, battery-electric stack car
ST. LOUIS — Intramotev, the startup company that converts conventional freight cars to battery-electric, self-propelled vehicles, has debuted an autonomous double-stack car. The company showed off the TugVolt well car in a video released this week. The 20-year-old former TTX car carries two 40-foot international containers as it moves independently along trackage in Intramotev’s facility. It’s also shown pulling a box car.
Hooters Has Suddenly Closed 3 Missouri Locations & 1 in Illinois
This has been one of the most difficult years in recent memory (2020 not withstanding) for food establishments. Hooters is no exception as they have suddenly shut the doors on numerous locations across America including 3 in Missouri and 1 in Illinois. I heard a few weeks ago that Hooters...
It’s hard for new farmers to buy land. Missouri and other states are trying to help out
Half an hour from downtown Kansas City, Joe Lau runs his fingers over the leaves of his young soybean crops. He has 24 acres worth of it in this field that should be ready to harvest in about a month and a half. Lau is a first generation farmer. He...
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