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October 19, 2010
EPA: Factory Explosion in Venice Caused "Significant Environmental Concern"
The red circle shows Magnesium Elektron's facility on the border of Venice and Madison in a residential area. The residents of Venice, Illinois, claim that the massive factory on the north side of their town, across the river from St. Louis on State Route 3, has been poisoning them for decades. N ... More >>
Blogs
September 29, 2010
USA Today Tells the Sad Story of Venice, Illinois
Back in January, Riverfront Times published "Meltdown in Venice," a feature story detailing the many troubles of Venice, a tiny, rundown industry town just across the river from St. Louis in southern Illinois. Hundreds of people there -- almost all of whom are poor and black -- suffer from ... More >>
Blogs
July 15, 2010
Steve Cash: UMSL Student Wins ESPY
August Jennewein/UMSLCash displays his Gold Medal from the Paralympics.Two St. Louisans walked away winners last night from ESPN's annual ESPY Awards. The sports network named Cardinals first-baseman Albert Pujols the nation's "Best Baseball Player" and bestowed a similar praise to University of ... More >>
News
January 13, 2010
Meltdown in Venice: Larry Burgan wages an uphill battle to prove he was poisoned by radioactive waste
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January 13, 2010
Video: Larry Burgan Claims Radioactive Waste Caused Health Problems in Venice, Illinois
This week's RFT feature story, "Meltdown in Venice" features Larry Burgan of Granite City, Illinois, and his fight to prove that his former employer is responsible for radiation poisoning that he believes damaged his health and the health of those who live nearby the factory.Here's a video interview ... More >>
News
April 30, 2008
University of Missouri biology professor Frederick vom Saal has been sounding the alarm about bisphenol A for a decade. Has he got your attention?
News
March 28, 2007
Back to the Bolozone
The "anarchists" finally get their day in court.
News
June 25, 2003
Meet the Anarchists
The brouhaha surrounding this year's World Agricultural Forum said a lot about St. Louis. And a lot of what it said wasn't very good.
News
November 27, 2002
Odd Ducks
The fight to preserve St. Charles County floodplains makes for some strange bedfellows
News
September 1, 1999
The Merchant of Venice
The McKinley Bridge is broke — structurally and financially — and everyone wants it fixed. Trouble is, Mayor Tyrone Echols of Venice isn't about to give away the city's bridge. But he could be talked into trading it.