Data Mining Could Contain Health Costs
St. Louis, Mo. (KMOX) – We live in an era of information overload. Now the government is releasing even more data. One expert says, in the right hands it could be a tool for change [...]
E-15 Gets EPA Green Light
The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency has accepted the industry’s research into whether a 15 percent ethanol blend has any ill effects on public or environmental health.
Missouri Politican’s Amendment to Bar Voters from Enacting Laws
The proposal would add a “right to raise livestock” to the Missouri Constitution.
Tighter Standards for Missouri’s Department of Economic Development
Rep. Jay Barnes, said the legislation serves the purpose of trying to prevent the failure of future economic development projects.
Home Alone: Ten-year old Boy Accidentally Shoots His 9-year old Brother
Police say the parents might face charges for child endangerment
Crackdown on Eviction Lingerers
A Missouri senator wants to make it a crime for people to remain in rented homes or apartments if a court has told them to get out because they haven’t paid rent.
St. Louis Prepares for March Madness!
Basketball and wrestling will bring thousands to the city
Group Raises Concerns About Online Lottery Plans In Illinois
Convenience store owners worried about loss of business
UPDATE: Loop Trolley Funding “Falling into Place”
Supporters say the federal money will be there, despite D.C. budget woes
Mine Battleground Heating Up Arch Coal
Some 10,000 coal miners faced down a dug-in army of police and private security guards in a battle that left 16 men dead before the miners surrendered to federal troops.
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2012 Consumer Electronics Show Showcases Latest Technology Innovations
New technology, including the world’s slimmest smartphone, is on display at the show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Occupy Protesters March In St. Louis
A few hundred protesters chanting “we are the 99%” marched up Market Street in downtown St. Louis Friday afternoon.
Protestors Return to Kiener Plaza
Despite a dozen or so of their members being arrested early Thursday, “Occupy STL” protestors returned to Kiener Plaza.
Iron Barley Restaurant in St. Louis created a 224’3″ by 17″ BLT sandwich on Sunday.
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