ST. LOUIS (Aug. 13, 2026) – For the eighth consecutive time, Mercy has been named one of the best employers in Missouri. Across the country, more than 245,000 individual surveys were conducted, asking employees in numerous industries about the culture, salary, working conditions, atmosphere and development offered by their organizations. Mercy also earned the […]
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Colonel Michael A. Turner, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, invites the public to take part in a public opinion survey regarding safety and security, officers’ attitudes and competency, overall agency performance, and concerns regarding crime and social issues. The 2026 Public Opinion Survey is now open and runs to the end of the
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Memorial Hospital Chester congratulations Carol Buckholtz, Accounts Payable Specialist, on her retirement after an outstanding 50 years of service! What started as a part time summer job grew into a 50 year legacy. Thank you Carol for your many years of dedication and commitment to our hospital and the community we serve.
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Due to a recent traffic accident, the Sea Lion Splash shows have been cancelled for the 2026 Missouri State Fair. While several individuals sustained injuries, we are grateful to report that there were no fatalities. The sea lions were immediately evaluated by licensed veterinarians and have been confirmed to be in excellent health.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – State Rep. Jim Murphy is calling on Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway and State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick to investigate St. Louis County’s use of revenue generated by Proposition P amid the possibility that more than 200 county police officers could be laid off because of a funding shortfall. In a
CHICAGO, August 13, 2026 — An Illinois Lottery player is waking up a billionaire after winning the $1.04 billion Powerball® jackpot in last night’s drawing — this is the second-largest lottery prize ever won in Illinois. The winning ticket was purchased at Hy-Vee Gas, located at 310 N. 36th St. in Quincy, Illinois. The jackpot
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MARVIN H. BRAUN, 68, of Cobden, Illinois, formerly of Red Bud, Illinois, passed away at 3:30 am, Thursday, August 13, 2026, at Integrity Healthcare of Cobden. Born on January 23, 1958, in El Paso, Texas, Marvin was a loving son to the late Henry L. and Anna (née Kohler) Braun. Marvin was a member of
SISTER JOAN SHALAPIN, ASC, 88, of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ, died peacefully at 3:30 pm,, Saturday, August 8, 2026, at Benedictine Living Community in Belleville, Illinois. She was one of five children in the family of Peter and Mary Shalapin. After her father died, her mother married Martin Ruggiero. Although Joan was
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) today issued an Order approving astipulation and agreement in Spire Missouri Inc.’s (Spire) accounting authority (AAO) request regarding theappropriate accounting treatment of certain costs and expenses. Signatories to the agreement include Spire, the Staff of the Commission and the Office of the Public Counsel. The
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The Adventures of Quinta Scott on Route 66 by AJ Medlock Regional Director of the St. Louis Research Center Thursday, August 13, 11:00 a.m.-noon (central time) Online and free; registration is required. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, St. Louis renowned photographer and author Quinta Scott traveled extensively along Route 66 capturing this iconic road and
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