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Flood preparation meeting in Clarksville, Missouri happening tonight

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

CLARKSVILLE, Mo. - Clarksville officials are meeting Wednesday to begin planning for potential flooding.The National Weather Service forecasts a crest of 31.2 feet in Clarksville next Friday, May 5. Flood stage is at 25 feet. Clarksville recently broke ground on a flood wall, but construction is nowhere near done. This St. Louis restaurant has the best soul food in Missouri, food writers say Discussions will include flood preparation and how to feed and house volunteers. The meeting is at 6:30 p.m. in Clarksville City Hall.

School safety forum taking place today at Florissant-Valley Community College

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Students from four local high schools are participating in a school safety forum Wednesday.Cardinal Ritter, Confluence Academy, Hazelwood Central and Sumner High School students will meet with local government officials on how to improve safety in local schools. This St. Louis restaurant has the best soul food in Missouri, food writers say They'll meet at the Florissant-Valley Community College Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There will also be a resource fair and campus tour for students.

Preliminary hearing set today for Iron County Sheriff Jeff Burkett

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

POTOSI, Mo. - Iron County Sheriff Jeff Burkett is due in court Wednesday in Potosi.This is for a preliminary hearing. Burkett, two deputies, and another man are facing several felony charges. They are accused of kidnapping, stalking, gang activity, and misusing 911. Top Story: Mushroom hunter discovers human remains in Pevely The Iron County coroner is now acting sheriff.

Hearing on lawsuit to block A.G. Bailey's gender-affirming care restrictions today

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A judge could decide whether to block the emergency rule on gender-affirming care filed by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey Wednesday.It limits access to puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and gender transition surgery to people of any age. The lawsuit to block the rule is filed by the ACLU of Missouri, Lambda Legal, and the Bryan Cave Leighton Law Firm. This St. Louis restaurant has the best soul food in Missouri, food writers say If a judge doesn't intervene, the attorney general's emergency rule will take effect Thursday.

Fire at vacant home in Cahokia Heights, Illinois

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill. - Several areas fire departments responded to a vacant house fire in Cahokia Heights.The walls could be seen collapsing at the scene. So far, no injuries have been reported, or the cause of the fire. Top Story: Mushroom hunter discovers human remains in Pevely FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

Rockies Mailbag: Does Bud Black get a free pass from the media? Will he be fired? Should he be fired?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

Denver Post sports writer Patrick Saunders with the latest installment of his Rockies Mailbag.Pose a Rockies — or MLB — related question for the Rockies Mailbag.With the Rockies off to a terrible start — 7-17 entering Tuesday’s game at Cleveland — I wasn’t surprised to receive questions about manager Bud Black. Here are three of them:Why is the media so soft on Bud Black? If any other coach in Denver professional sports had the kind of start the Rockies have had, you’d be calling for the manager to be fired. The team can’t pitch, hit or field. Who is accountable? Bring back Clint Hurdle.— John, DenverWhy haven’t Bud Black, (bench coach) Mike Redmond and (pitching coach) Darryl Scott been fired yet? If you get swept two series in a row shouldn’t heads roll?— Daniel, DenverHow many games until Bud Black is made the scapegoat and is fired? As a 30-year Rockies fan, I’ve seen this play out one too many times. The (manager) is to blame for ...

Presale Codes for 6LACK Since I Have A Lover Tour

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

If you got real sh– to stress about, girl, you ain’t worried about sh–, then it might be time to a take a reprieve from that stress and catch 6LACK in concert on his newest tour. The breakthrough r&b artist is hitting the road across North America and Europe for a jaunt dubbed the “Since I Have A Lover” tour, and will be joined by special guests Mereba, Spinall and Sadboi, depending on the date. The tour launches October 1, 2023 in Portland, OR and wraps March 3, 2024 in Oslo, Norway, and will include a date here in Los Angeles at the YouTube Theater on October 10, 2023 — see below for all dates. Passwords and presale codes for 6LACK Since I Have A Lover Tour tickets are as follows:Presale codes for 6LACK Since I Have A Lover TourPresale tickets for 6LACK Since I Have A Lover Tour go on sale today, April 26 and we’ve been told the following presale codes and passwords may work. Details are subject to change, and vary by event date:Live Nation websit...

Presale codes for Drake It’s All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage — NEW DATES ADDED

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

If you gotta throw a party for your day ones, and they ain’t in the studio but they’ll lay somethin — then it’s time to get hype, because Drake and 21 Savage are adding more dates to their sold out tour dubbed the “It’s All A Blur” Tour. Since their joint album was announced last year, we’ve been waiting for this, and after the first run of 29 dates sold out pretty dang quick, the dynamic duo are blessing us with 12 additional dates. The new dates kick off June 29 in Memphis, TN and wrap with two additional dates on October 5 and 7 and in Toronto, ON, and includes an additional date here in LA, August 16 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood — see below for all dates. Passwords and presale codes for the Drake It’s All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage — NEW DATES ADDED tickets are as follows:Presale codes for Drake It’s All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage — NEW DATES ADDEDPresale tickets for Drake It’s All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage — NEW DATES ADDED go on sale today, April 26 and we’...

Opinion: I’m ready to trade in my electric car. Here’s why

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

I love my electric car. I really do.I love how I never have to buy gas. I love how it glides quietly up the street. I love that it has so much pickup that I can easily blow past gas-powered muscle cars if I want to. I love having stickers that allow me to drive solo in the HOV lanes. I love that routine maintenance consists of little more than rotating the tires.But after three years, I am thinking seriously of trading it in for the gas-powered hybrid plug-in version.Why? Because as much as I love my car, I loathe that I can’t travel around California, a state has led the electric car revolution, with confidence that I can get a charge when I need one.Yes, there are significantly more public charging stations than when I first got behind the wheel of my Kia Niro EV in January 2020. But there are also significantly more electric vehicles vying to use them — and still vast areas of the state without a single fast charger. Chargers are more reliable now, but still not quite good enough...

Walters: Lengthy California water rights battle moves into the Legislature

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 05:53:05 GMT

After its first committee hearing, Assembly Bill 1337 was amended last week, which could be the opening salvo of a monumental political and legal war over who controls access to water in California – an issue that stretches back to the state’s founding in 1850.If enacted as now proposed, AB 1337 would overturn a key state appellate court decision and give the state Water Resources Control Board the legal authority to curtail diversions from rivers – even by those who now hold the most senior water rights, those gained prior to the state asserting authority over water in 1914.The legislation, carried by Assemblymember, D-Oakland, would bolster a years-long drive by environmental groups to enhance natural river flows by reducing agricultural diversions during periodic droughts.The stage was set eight years ago when, during one such drought, then-Gov. Jerry Brown declared an emergency and the water board attempted to impose restrictions on pre-1914 rights holders, contending that there...