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St. Louis company says months-long USPS delays are bad for business
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Just north of downtown St. Louis sits JP Bushnell Packing Supply Co. The unassuming exterior houses one of the largest hose, belt, pump, and sheet packing distributors in the Midwest. It’s a small company with some big accounts.
“We have Ameren. We have Anheuser Busch. We have the City of St. Louis. We do have some accounts that are not in the United States. We ship all around the world,” Gina Bardol said.
Bardol handles the company’s accounting. What she can’t account for lately is when their mail arrives.
“It started once and a while with one check or two checks just coming a couple weeks late. Then all the sudden we started noticing some bills were not coming. They were coming past the due date. We’re getting checks four months after they’ve been mailed. That’s just not acceptable,” she said.
In early August, Gina contacted the postal service with her concerns. In it, a USPS representative told her the business’s main mail carrier said they should have no problem receiving mail, adding he assumed the issues may happen on days he’s not working or on vacation.
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Preparing for hail damage as severe storms pass through St. Charles County
SUMMARY: Severe storms swept through St. Charles County, prompting concerns about hail damage. Justina Cornell reported live from Travers GMT Auto in O’Fallon, Missouri, where baseball-sized hail destroyed around 300 vehicles a year ago. This time, the dealership was spared, and the owner expressed gratitude. At around 3:15 p.m., skies quickly darkened, triggering automatic lights. Though conditions have since eased to overcast skies, areas like Possi may have suffered more severe damage. Eureka Fire officials deployed a crew, including off-duty responders, to assess the situation. Updates will be shared as information becomes available via KDKA.com and broadcast channels.

Severe storms passed through the St. Louis region on Wednesday. 5 On Your Side’s Justina Coronel has the latest from St. Charles County.
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LIVE: Trump announces sweeping ‘reciprocal’ tariffs
SUMMARY: On April 2, 2025, President Trump announced sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs intended to promote U.S. manufacturing and punish unfair trade practices. Dubbed “Liberation Day,” the tariffs target allies and adversaries alike, affecting autos, steel, aluminum, pharmaceuticals, and more. While the White House projects $600 billion in annual revenue, economists warn of rising costs, recession risks, and global trade tensions. Critics argue the tariffs are a massive, unilateral tax hike on American families. Allies like the EU and Canada are preparing retaliatory measures. The lack of clarity has fueled uncertainty among businesses and investors, despite continued White House confidence in the strategy.
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Val Kilmer, ‘Top Gun’ and Batman star with an intense approach, dies at 65
SUMMARY: Val Kilmer, the versatile actor known for iconic roles like Iceman in “Top Gun” and Jim Morrison in “The Doors,” has died at 65 from pneumonia. Surrounded by family, he passed away in Los Angeles, following a battle with throat cancer that required two tracheotomies. Kilmer was celebrated for his intense method acting, often immersing himself in roles, but this earned him a reputation for being difficult on set. His career, which peaked in the 1990s, included notable films such as “Tombstone” and “Heat.” He is survived by his children, Mercedes and Jack, and leaves a legacy marked by artistry and complexity.
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