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Annual 'Mitch-N-Friends Tennis Tournament' taking place today in Edwardsville, Illinois

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - The Edwardsville Futures Pro Men's Circuit is holding its annual 'Mitch-N-Friends Tennis Tournament' Thursday.The free event offers kids with physical, emotional, or mental disabilities the opportunity to play tennis with Edwardsville High School Tennis Academy players and coaches. St. Louis police seek to ID man in child sex assault case The clinic is named after Mitchell McGinniss -- a tennis manager at EHS who had autism.

New foster care facility groundbreaking today in Hoyleton, Illinois

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

HOYLETON, Ill. - A youth and family service organization in Hoyleton, Illinois is breaking ground on a new foster care home Thursday.The facility will help youth who are both developmentally and intellectually delayed or have experienced trauma. It'll include six cottages, equipped with sensory space and lighting, private bedrooms and semi-private baths. Residents at north St. Louis County apartment had no AC for more than a year Solar power will be used throughout the campus. The facility costs $16 million and is being funded by state and federal grants - plus donations.

70th anniversary of 'Korean War Veterans Armistice' Day today

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Thursday, veterans across Missouri will attend an event at the State Capitol marking the 70th anniversary since the end of the Korean War.The Missouri Veterans Commission is hosting the event. The Missouri National Guard will give the keynote address. St. Louis police seek to ID man in child sex assault case After the event, the commission will host a resource fair and clinic. The clinic helps veterans and their spouses prepare legal documents.

A.G. Kwame Raoul explaining consequences of 'crisis pregnancy center' after deceiving users today

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Attorney General Kwame Raoul will join state lawmakers Thursday to explain legislation that clarifies what consequences 'crisis pregnancy center' will face for deceiving users.The legislation addresses the practice of centers that advertise as healthcare clinics and use names similar to legitimate state sponsored clinics in order to mislead patients. Residents at north St. Louis County apartment had no AC for more than a year A bill to address that issue is already on its way to Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker.

Cori Bush introducing bill to end solitary confinement in federal prisons today

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

ST. LOUIS - There's a push to stop solitary confinement in federal prisons. U.S. Representative Cori Bush of Missouri is introducing legislation Thursday.The end of the 'Solitary Confinement Act' would also establish minimum standards for incarceration and due process protections. St. Louis police seek to ID man in child sex assault case The bill would offer incentives to cities, counties, and states to end solitary confinement in local facilities.

Five Broncos newcomers expected to make an early impact

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

Denver’s veteran players reported to training camp Tuesday and the first of 12 open practices is Friday.Related ArticlesDenver Broncos | Kiszla: Count on Broncos training camp to be less about hugs and more about kicking keister Denver Broncos | Broncos’ Greg Penner on Eyioma Uwazurike’s gambling suspension: “This gets to the integrity of the game” Denver Broncos | Broncos “looking at options” for potential renovation or rebuild of Dove Valley training facility Denver Broncos | Broncos CEO Greg Penner outlines “really high expectations” for 2023 on eve of training camp Denver Broncos | On the bubble: Five Broncos facing interesting position fights in training camp The roster will be sliced and diced and analyzed in all sorts of ways between now and the cutdown from 90 players to 53 on Aug. 29.Today, a look at five Broncos newcomers who will attract attentio...

Mastering Money Management: Insights from Dr. Yasam Ayavefe, CEO of Milaya Capital Ltd

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

Money management plays a crucial position in both personal and business finances. Long-term prosperity and financial security can result from wise money management. In this article, we study the significance of money management and explore the opinions and thoughts of Dr. Yasam Ayavefe, a known authority in the subject and the CEO of prestigious investment management firm Milaya Capital Ltd. Due to his extensive knowledge and experience, Dr. Ayavefe is able to offer crucial insights into the world of money management and how it affects people, businesses, and the economy as a whole.Understanding the Foundations of Money Management: Money management encompasses various principles and practices intended to effectively manage financial resources. It involves budgeting, saving, investing, and making informed financial decisions. Dr. Yasam Ayavefe emphasizes the significance of developing a strong financial foundation through sensible money management practices. According to him, having ...

Solitaire: The Ultimate Escape from Digital Overload

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

In today’s fast-paced digital world, it seems as though we are constantly bombarded with screens, notifications, and endless streams of information. We find ourselves spending countless hours glued to our devices, scrolling through social media feeds, and engaging in online activities. As a result, our minds become overwhelmed, our attention span dwindles, and our stress levels rise. In the midst of this digital overload, there is a simple yet effective solution: Solitaire online.Disconnecting from the Digital WorldSolitaire, the classic card game that has been around for centuries, offers a refreshing and much-needed escape from the digital chaos that surrounds us. It provides a welcome respite from the constant demands of technology and offers a multitude of benefits for our mental well-being.One of the key advantages of Solitaire is its ability to help us disconnect from the digital world. Unlike many other forms of entertainment that require a screen or an internet connect...

Bay Area parolee strikes plea deal for stabbing elderly man in 2018 restaurant attack

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

A 36-year-old parolee will soon face more than a decade in state prison as part of a plea agreement that settled his case for stabbing an elderly man in a Fairfield fast food restaurant in 2018.Solano County Superior Court records on Wednesday showed that Dale James Chordorowski, who appeared in Department 11, entered a no-contest plea to assault with a deadly weapon not a firearm and inflicting great bodily injury on a victim 70 years or older, and admitted to a prior strike.With the expected plea Chordorowski did not admit guilt but essentially stated that he would offer no defense. Judge William J. Pendergast immediately found him guilty and dismissed one count of attempted murder.The judge then ordered Chordorowski to return for sentencing at 8:30 a.m. Aug. 2 in the Justice Center in Fairfield, where he will be sentenced to 11 years in state prison and be on parole supervision for three years after release from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The jud...

Opinion: Want more diversity in colleges? Copy California’s model

Published Wed, 19 Feb 2025 20:56:51 GMT

The Supreme Court’s decision to outlaw the use of race and ethnicity in college admissions late last month was neither unexpected nor profound, even if it was disheartening. Higher education has been dealing with anti-affirmative-action legislation for a long time.Nine states (five blue and four red) have banned the use of race and ethnicity in admission, most notably California, whose voters passed Proposition 209 in 1996. These state-level prohibitions have passed legal muster after repeated challenges. As a result, colleges and universities as different as UCLA, Miami-Dade College and the University of Nebraska have been forced to develop admissions strategies that do not rely on an applicant’s stated race and ethnicity to create diverse college campuses.Elite institutions, especially private colleges and universities, have insisted that they face unique challenges that require the use of race and ethnicity to help create classes that reflect the diversity of the United States. B...