Missouri Remains Among Nation’s Worst for Puppy Mills
Many Missouri puppy mill owners are repeat offenders and some have dropped their U.S. Department of Agriculture licenses to avoid federal scrutiny and regulations.
Sign Fire Slams Kirkwood Steakhouse
An electrical fire kept a popular Kirkwood restaurant closed on Mothers Day, one of the most important business days of the year for most restaurants. Investigators say the fire began in a neon outdoor sign at […]
Should The Federal Gas Tax Be Raised?
Illinois Congressman Dan Lipinski has several reasons why.
$1.2 Million For Metro-East Park Projects
Governor Pat Quinn says communities like Bethalto, Belleville, and Alton are among the recipients of state OSLAD grants.
Mothers to be Honored by Major League Baseball
The official league baseball will have pink letters and pink laces
Raw Sewage Leaking into Fee Fee Creek
MSD says a 21 inch sewer line broke
Mo. Budget Creates Choice Between Seniors, Kids
Lawmakers passed a $25 billion budget that could force Gov. Nixon to choose between funding for developmentally disabled children or seniors
Missouri Lawmakers Approve Income Tax Cut
If Gov. Nixon signs it would mark the first decrease in Missouri’s income tax rate since 1921
Woman Accused of Misusing Federal Stimulus Funds
The secretary of Centreville Mayor Marius Jackson is accused of bribery and fraud involving the alleged misappropriation of federal stimulus funds.
County Zoning Commission Votes Against Proposed Walmart Market
Commission chairman Wayne Hilzinger said the area is currently zoned for small stores and Walmart wanted it to be re-zoned to allow for more traffic and more parking.




















