SUMMARY: As winter weather approaches in St. Louis, residents are proactively visiting hardware stores to stock up on essential supplies like shovels and snowmelt. Following lessons learned from last month’s snowstorm, many are determined to avoid last-minute rushes that often accompany snowfall. Local hardware stores, such as Handyman Hardware in Florissant, are prepared for increased demand, ensuring they maintain inventory levels to meet customer needs. Employees view the busy atmosphere as a positive group effort, turning challenging weather conditions into a productive shopping experience. Residents are encouraged to prepare early and avoid waiting until snow begins to fall.

Hardware stores prepare as winter weather approaches

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SUMMARY: Police arrested 12 migrants at El Potro restaurant in Liberty, Missouri, on Friday. Federal agents were searching for two fugitives, including one wanted for a child sex crime. Liberty police were informed but did not assist. Sheriff Will Akin said Homeland Security agents detained 12 undocumented individuals as “collateral.” Clay County officials stated they were not involved. A sheriff’s deputy was placed on administrative leave for an offensive social media post about the incident. Homeland Security has not responded to inquiries, and it remains unclear if all detainees are still in custody.

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SUMMARY: Sports fandom can be contentious, with fans often debating the proper way to support their teams. This fanaticism was evident before Super Bowl LIX when celebrity fans Bradley Cooper and Jon Hamm introduced the competing teams. Hamm, in a Chiefs jersey, passionately backed Kansas City, raising eyebrows given his St. Louis roots. Meanwhile, Cooper, a lifelong Eagles enthusiast, expressed he’d prefer another Eagles Super Bowl win over an Oscar. Hamm has a history of sports loyalty to St. Louis teams, and his allegiance seems to have shifted from the Rams to the Chiefs, leaving St. Louis fans questioning his loyalties.

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