Nicolas Telep
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Kirksville, MO, United States
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River City Rascals Play Final Regular-Season Home Game As O’Fallon Seeks New Team
The River City Rascals are set to fold after 21 years in St. Charles County, but the city of O’Fallon isn’t giving up on baseball just yet. The Rascals are → Read More
Metro Transit Riders Experience Delays, Union Denies Work Stoppage
Riders who use Metro Transit experienced delays Monday morning. In a statement, Metro said "an unusually high number of MetroBus operators" were not on the → Read More
A New Tool Can Help Mississippi River Cities Plan For Future Floods
A new online data and mapping tool went live today, and its creators hope municipalities in flood-prone areas will use it to plan for and respond to → Read More
Square To Move Into St. Louis Post-Dispatch Building, Grow Local Workforce
Mobile payment technology company Square will move its 500 St. Louis employees from the Cortex Innovation Community to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch building → Read More
Private Partnership Has St. Louis Blight Removal In Its Sights
There are 7,000 vacant buildings and more 10,000 vacant lots in St. Louis. Many of the structures are beyond repair, so the demolition of 30 vacant → Read More
Teen Creates App To Track Ticks After Contracting Lyme Disease In Missouri
Olivia Goodreau is trying to help other people avoid what happened to her: Lyme disease. Goodreau partnered with thePLAN, a software company in central → Read More
As Metro Closes Bus Stops For Efficiency, Transit Advocacy Group Wants Riders To Stay On
Sunday marks the end of service for hundreds of MetroBus stops in Missouri, as the transit agency works to improve efficiency. Metro Transit is eliminating → Read More
Fair St. Louis Continues With Changes Because Of Flooding
Fair St. Louis, the annual Fourth of July celebration under the Gateway Arch, will open at noon on Thursday as planned, but flooding has forced some parts → Read More
Congressman Clay Wants Cities to Decide Their Own Gun Laws
U.S. Rep. Lacy Clay wants to end state laws that stop cities from regulating guns. The bill the University City Democrat introduced earlier this week would → Read More
Bar And Restaurant Owners On St. Charles' Main Street Want Changes To New Liquor Ordinance
Just months after a new liquor law put into place stricter rules for bars and restaurants on North Main Street in St. Charles, some owners want the law → Read More
Fair St. Louis Officials Still Planning For Riverfront Event, Flooding To Recede
Fair St. Louis organizers say they're confident the annual event will be able to be held at Gateway Arch National Park next month — even as a swollen → Read More
'Duck Boats' Have A History Of Fatal Accidents
The death toll from the capsized tourist "duck boat" in Branson, Missouri, has risen to 17, making it the deadliest accident involving a duck → Read More
Kansas Officials Weigh In On President Trump's Meeting With Vladimir Putin
The reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump's Helsinki summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin from both Republicans and Democrats has been largely, → Read More
Goodbye, Embossed Characters: Kansas Modifies Standard License Plates
Kansas is set to roll out a modified license plate Aug. 1. It's not the look of the plates that will be changing, so much as the process by which they → Read More
Kansas City In The Running To Host World Cup Soccer In 2026
Kansas City could see World Cup soccer action in 2026 now that FIFA has officially selected the "United Bid" of Canada, Mexico and the United → Read More