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Missourians say team owners should pay majority of new stadium costs, new poll shows
The results offer the most recent portrait of Missourians’ thoughts on whether local and state governments should provide public funding for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals.
Poll: Where Missouri voters stand on abortion rights, gaming, a higher minimum wage
In a recent survey, 52% of likely Missouri voters said they support amending the state constitution to enshrine the right to an abortion, according to a poll released Thursday. Support was highest among Democrats, women — especially those ages 18-44 — and among those with higher incomes and a college education. Regionally, support was highest in the St. Louis and Kansas City areas. ...
Michele Bowen named competitive employment director at BCI
Boone Center, Inc. (BCI)—a nonprofit dedicated to enriching the lives of adults with disabilities through employment—has announced the appointment of Michele Bowen as director of competitive employment for Illinois. In this role, Bowen will lead initiatives to secure and sustain competitive, integrated employment opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Women facing elder abuse charges after 3 people found inside hot van
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Two women are facing charges of elderly abuse after three elderly individuals were found inside a hot van in St. Charles. According to police, someone contacted them after noticing a van with three people inside, all the doors and windows locked, and the engine off. The witness said they went into a nearby store asking for an announcement regarding the vehicle. After several minutes, they noticed the doors were unlocked. Witnesses then opened the doors to allow air to circulate.
Gateway Cup premiers cycling race in Florissant this weekend
ST. LOUIS — No engineers needed for this Bommarito race. The 39th Bommarito Audi West County Gateway Cup is underway in Lafayette Square Friday evening. "This is one of the biggest professional cycling events in the United States," Gateway Cup Event Director Michael Weiss said. "This is going to be probably the best collection of elite cyclists at the end of the summer."
Missouri Football Districts Released: Forsyth Moves Up to Class 3, Other Schools Remain at Same Level
The release of the new High School Football District shows a major change for a Lakes Area School. The Forsyth Panthers has moved up to Class 3 and will join fellow Lakes Area Schools Hollister and Reeds Spring in District 6, which will also include Aurora, Cassville, East Newton, and Seneca. With Hollister and Reeds Spring also joining Forsyth in the Mid-Lakes Conference this year, this could mean a possible second match-up between the schools.
Independent Cattlemen of Missouri annual meeting set for Sept. 14 in Trenton
The Independent Cattlemen of Missouri is set to hold its third annual meeting and brisket dinner banquet on September 14, 2024, at the Black Silo Winery located at 4030 East 10th St., Trenton, MO 64683. The event is open to both members and non-members of ICOM, offering a unique opportunity for cattle and beef industry professionals to network and discuss the future of the industry.
Downtown St. Louis restaurant relocating to Central West End
ST. LOUIS — Cuban restaurant Havana’s Cuisine will relocate from downtown St. Louis to the Central West End. Havana’s will have its final day of service at its downtown location, 1131 Washington Ave., on Sept. 14. It expects to open its new restaurant in early October at 12 S. Euclid in the Central West End. The relocation will provide Havana’s with a larger kitchen, allowing the restaurant to expand its menu and hours, said owner Tamara Landeiro.
Pattonville and Fort Zumwalt North kick off Tackle Hunger on '5 On Your Sideline' Friday night
ST. LOUIS — High school football season is underway in Missouri and Illinois. Students and staff at two St. Louis area high schools have been competing all week to tackle hunger. Tackle Hunger III is made possible on 5 On Your Side by Neighbors Credit Union. Officials with Operation...
Wildcats Take a Loss to the St Charles Pirates
With the birth of a new school year, a new football season rises as well. The Wildcat Football team had one of the best years in recent history winning the District Championship against Orchard Farms High School last november. Inevitably falling to Blair Oaks in the State Quarter final game the cats still had a major success in their season. “It was a surreal moment,” said Senior Receiver Ridge Cathcart.
St. Louis County issues Endangered Person Advisory for 26-year-old
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – The St. Louis County Police have placed an Endangered Person Advisory for a 26-year-old man. Letez Mayfield left his residence on Glen Garry Road in the Glasgow Village neighborhood around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. The report states he left on foot. According to police, Mayfield is on the autism spectrum and […]
14-Year-Old Lake Of The Ozarks Girl Dominates Wakesurfing Competition, Nabs Gold At Nationals
Lake of the Ozarks keeps producing top-tier water sports talent, as a local 14-year-old wakesurfer recently took gold at national championships and is eyeing a pro career. Victoria Moroski, a freshman from Gravois Mills, has been wakesurfing for three years but only started competing in the last year—and she’s already making waves. She's not just riding them, she's conquering them.
Patrick Mahomes Reveals Taylor Swift is ‘Really Interested’ in Football
With football season just around the corner, Taylor Swift is gearing up to watch her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, play in the upcoming NFL season. The 34-year-old pop star has reportedly taken an interest in the game, even drawing up plays, according to her new friend and teammate of Travis, Patrick Mahomes.
Sweet Corn Festival Happening This Saturday In The LOTO
It’s a big weekend coming up with the Annual Sweet Corn Festival on the menu in Rocky Mount. Fire Chief Kevin Hurtibise says it’s the 14th annual and to come hungry, ready to have some fun and maybe start your Christmas shopping if you haven’t already. “We’ll...
Belton Police warn about fear-based scam used to cash in on victims
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Fear is being used to try to scam people in one Kansas City-area city out of money. Belton police said residents are receiving mailers asking for people to sign a “Quality of Live Policing Petition.” The mailer asks for a donation from anyone who signs the petition.
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