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St. Charles mayor says that water is safe to drink

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

ST. CHARLES, Mo. - St. Charles city officials fielded questions from residents for about an hour, ranging from new developments in the city to flooding issues.Mayor Dan Borgmeyer led the meeting, but police, city engineers, and the parks department were on hand to answer questions. The mayor spent the last five minutes of the meeting giving residents an update on the ongoing water well issues, again assuring residents that the water is safe to drink."We are trying to get the new well field built," Borgmeyer said. Top Stories: Man accused of plowing into officers should not have been driving The mayor also spoke on the effectiveness of the city's current filtration system for keeping the city's water clean."We've been assured that it will completely clean the water, and it will be as good as before or even better," Borgmeyer said. "It might protect us from some things in the future."About 25 residents were on hand for the public meeting that happened at the AMC Streets of St. Charl...

Kiss tour coming to St. Louis in 2023

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- Kiss is coming to St. Louis. The rock band just announced it is bringing its End of The Road Tour to the Enterprise Center on October 25th. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 7th, at 10 a.m.  Prices start at $37, plus fees. Kiss is a rock band known for their flamboyant stage presence and iconic face paint. The band formed in New York City in the 1970s and has released many hit songs, including "Rock and Roll All Nite" and "Detroit Rock City." They have a dedicated fan base, known as the Kiss Army, and their music continues to influence and inspire generations of rock musicians.Kiss 2023 North American tour:October 20, 2023 - Detroit, MI - Little Caesars ArenaOctober 23, 2023 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone ArenaOctober 25, 2023 - St. Louis, MO - Enterprise CenterOctober 27, 2023 - Ft. Worth, TX - Dickies ArenaOctober 29, 2023 - Austin, TX - Moody CenterNovember 1, 2023 - Palm Springs, CA - Acrisure ArenaNovember 3, 2023 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood BowlNovember ...

Where, when, how to watch the 2023 St. Louis Cardinals home opener

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

ST. LOUIS - We're just hours away from the start of the new St. Louis Cardinals season! The Cardinals begin their 2023 season Thursday at Busch Stadium with the home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays. If you can't attend Opening Day at the ballpark, here's what you need to know in order to watch. First pitch: 3:10 p.m. Stream: Bally Sports Midwest or MLB.TVBally Sports Midwest, as per usual, will kick off the season with a one-hour pregame show. That will include some interviews to start, then quickly moves into the coverage of the pregame ceremonies around 2:25 pm. RELATED - What to know for the 2023 St. Louis Cardinals home opener MLB.TV can be used to broadcast the game if you don't live in the St. Louis DMA. If you live in Missouri or Illinois, most likely, this will not be an option due to local blackout restrictions. MLB.TV has not announced potential plans for coverage of the pregame cermonies. To find a cable service that uses Bally Sports Midwest near you, click here. ...

Budweiser releases limited-edition MLB team cans for Opening Day

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Just in time for Opening Day, Budweiser releases 14 new limited-edition MLB team cans. They feature the logo of 14 teams, including the Cardinals.The cans also have the team colors - and for the first time ever, a unique city skyline in the backdrop. Also starting Thursday, Budweiser is launching #BudsForHomers. Top Stories: Man accused of plowing into officers should not have been driving It's a new social sweepstakes that will award fans weekly with beer money based on the longest home run hit. For example, if the longest homer of the week is 450-feet, fans will get a chance to win $450 in beer money.

Denver weather: Fog in the city, fire danger along Front Range and snow in the mountains

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

Fog wafted across metro Denver Thursday morning,  reducing visibility on roads and at Denver International Airport, ahead of spring-like conditions that weather service forecasters predicted would include sunny blue skies and a strong breeze.The high temperature will reach 67 degrees today, according to the National Weather Service. Wind blowing at a speed of 26 miles per hour may gust as fast as 40 mph, weather service forecasters said. Sunny skies are expected on Friday, too.The fog, hanging heaviest in low areas such as the South Platte River Valley, was expected to lift before noon.Fog will continue through the mid morning morning hours. Areas of reduced visibility will be possible, especially over North Metro Denver, DIA, and portions of the northeast plains. Use caution when driving and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions! #cowx pic.twitter.com/vSelJiw35M— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) March 30, 2023Colorado residents along the urban Front Range also faced fire dange...

Kazakhstan is at the beginning of a long journey of political reform, President tells newly elected parliament

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

“This is just the beginning of a long journey. Reforms aimed at improving the political system will continue. This is a very important task”, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has told the members of newly elected Kazakh parliament. He pointed out that Kazakhstan is the only country in a comparable geopolitical situation carrying out such profound reforms, writes Political Editor Nick Powell.After a year of political liberalisation and constitutional reform, any thought that the pace of change in Kazakhstan was about to slow down was firmly rejected by President Tokayev in his speech opening its newly elected parliament. “Our movement towards democratisation of political processes, further increasing the participation of citizens in public administration will continue”, he said.The President stated that there were individuals, including politicians, who saw such reforms as a threat to Kazakhstan. “But I am convinced that transformations are extremely important for the future of our na...

What States Banned Delta-8 THC?

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

View the original article about What States Banned Delta-8 THC at Real Tested CBD.There is a new cannabinoid gaining rapid popularity, but it’s accompanied by lots of questions regarding legality.Delta-8 THC is a psychoactive cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant family. It is a less potent form of delta-9 THC, the primary psychoactive component found in cannabis plants, but it still produces some psychoactive effects. Several states in the US have already banned delta-8 THC, while others are considering banning or regulating it. So, which states have banned delta-8 THC and what could future regulations look like? Let’s take a closer look.What Is Delta-8 THC?Delta-8 THC is a cannabinoid found in both hemp and marijuana plants. It is reportedly a less powerful form of delta-9 THC, which is why it is thought to produce a less intense psychoactive effect.Delta-8 THC is converted from delta-9 THC naturally in cannabis plants, but it can also be synthesized in a laboratory setting from...

Dapper Rapper — Jidenna is Back with a Bang and a Blush

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

Dapper Rapper: Jidenna is a name that was on the tip of everyone’s tongue at the end of the last decade. Prior to the pandemic, momentum was building for the besuited Wisconsin-born rapper; his song “Long Live the Chief” raised eyebrows when it showed up on the Marvel/Netflix show Luke Cage, and he also appeared on The Daily Show. A Coachella appearance in 2018 further cemented his standing as he toured the previous year’s The Chief album, and his reputation further soared in 2019 with the release of the 85 to Africa album. He was on his way. Then COVID happened and stunted his growth for a while.“I think for me and some artists who had already been establishing a rhythm, it felt like that,” Jidenna says. “I think for new artists, COVID was the opposite. That was a moment for new artists to really emerge, and some of my close artist friends were able to do that. It’s been dope to watch. I think for me it was more like, ‘let me take this time and actually forget about the industry fo...

5 great places to see California’s wildflower season, possibly the best in 20 years

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

Love wildflowers? Boy, you’re in for a treat this year.“I think this is going to be the best spring in terms of diversity and flowers in Northern California – and probably the entire state – in 20 years,” says Seth Adams, land conservation director for the nonprofit Save Mount Diablo.Back up for a second. What is this “spring”? All we’ve seen so far is rain, more rain, snow, a lot more snow, rain, flooding, hail, snow and some rain. Well, it turns out wildflowers love that stuff – they thrive on the ecological adversity California’s recently encountered.“Three years ago, we had giant fires on four sides of the Bay Area and almost no rain. The next year, we had really heavy, early rains that then stopped, and now we have so much rain it’s record-breaking and flooding,” says Adams. “Now, a lot of the areas that have the best wildflower blooms are places that’ve burned or have disturbed ground from erosion. So the state’s taken a big drink of water, ...

Tech layoffs widen: Semiconductor maker trims scores of Bay Area jobs

Published Fri, 01 Nov 2024 13:40:31 GMT

SANTA CLARA — A big Silicon Valley chipmaker intends to slash scores of jobs in the Bay Area, layoffs that are poised to deal a fresh blow to the region’s wobbly tech industry.Marvell Technology, a Bay Area semiconductor company, has decided to cut nearly 100 jobs in Santa Clara, the company reported in an official filing with the state Employment Development Department.The chipmaker has cut 96 jobs at one of its principal office sites in Santa Clara, a review of the details of a company WARN notice filed with the EDD shows.Marvell is laying off 133 workers throughout California, the company stated in three WARN notices it sent to the state EDD.Besides the Bay Area cutbacks, Marvell also aims to eliminate 33 positions in Southern California. The tech company has decided to chop 29 jobs in Irvine and four in Westlake Village, according to state WARN notices.The company said the layoffs affect employees who work at or are affiliated with the three offices.Marvell didn̵...