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The most unusual high school mascots in the St. Louis region
SUMMARY: In St. Louis, high school mascots significantly shape school sports culture, often featuring unexpected names that prompt curiosity. A recent Instagram post from Elite Football Academy prompted light-hearted discussions about the “worst” mascots, with humorous responses highlighting quirky names from rival schools. FOX 2 encouraged viewers to share unique mascots, resulting in a list featuring schools like the Jr. Billikens, Rough Riders, and Wooden Shoes. Some names, such as “Billiken” and “Statesmen,” represent distinct concepts, while others, like “Kewpie” and “Appleknocker,” offer whimsical or historic associations. Notably, some names marked with asterisk may be deemed offensive.
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Suspects charged in Mahomes, Kelce burglaries
SUMMARY: Seven Chilean nationals face federal charges for burglarizing the homes of professional athletes across the U.S., as revealed by an indictment unsealed in Tampa, Florida. The suspects, part of a South American theft group, are charged with conspiracy to transport stolen property, with reported stolen goods exceeding $2 million. Key targets included Kansas City Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, as well as Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. The group allegedly stole luxurious items such as designer watches and jewelry. Recent arrests linked further suspects to these high-end burglaries in affluent neighborhoods nationwide.
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MoDOT Official discusses road conditions in Missouri
SUMMARY: Missouri’s roads are in decent condition post-snowstorm, according to ODOT District Maintenance Engineer Bob Becker. Major interstates have been cleared, but locals should exercise caution on exit ramps and lesser roads still affected by packed snow. Unlike last month’s storm—with icy conditions—this storm brought lighter, fluffier snow that is easier to manage. Becker advises motorists to stay off the roads a bit longer to allow maintenance crews to work effectively. As temperatures rise above freezing, roadway conditions are expected to improve throughout the day. Most schools have canceled classes as a precaution.
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MoDOT District Maintenance Engineer Joe Monroe calls into the morning show to talk about the road conditions in Missouri …
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Safety tips to consider amidst winter storm
SUMMARY: The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) issued a winter storm safety advisory urging residents to minimize risks of weather-related injuries. Locals are advised to stay indoors, dress warmly, and seek warming centers if heat is unavailable. Instead of shoveling snow, pushing it is recommended to prevent strain. Individuals must check for signs of frostbite and hypothermia, seeking medical help if necessary. DHSS also stresses checking on vulnerable neighbors and using safe heating methods during power outages. Carrying essential supplies while traveling is encouraged, and residents should stay informed about local boil orders and travel conditions.
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