Video - Editor's Pick
-
Fed cuts could shut down Illinois airport control towers
Posted on February 24, 2013 at 12:45 PM
Updated Monday, Feb 25 at 2:10 AM
Air traffic control towers could be shut down at nine Illinois airports, including in the state capital, if no deal is reached in Washington to avert federal spending cuts scheduled to take effect next month.
Share
More Editor's Pick Videos
-
Some residents say no to relocation during Bridgeton landfill project
-
Update: Powerful showers, storms slam St. Louis area
-
Normandy school district meets with parents after 'most dangerous' label
-
Fire causes extensive damage to home in South County
-
Two-alarm fire damages Webster Groves High School
-
Two teenage girls shot in south St. Louis; suspect at large
-
Belleville man accused of sexually assaulting woman
-
Rockwood school board: Closed-session meetings 'more productive'
-
Some Cardinals fans concerned after break-ins at popular lot
-
Residents wait more than 10 months to return after fire, say repair work shoddy and incomplete
-
Maintenance worker charged with sexually abusing 2 underage students
-
St. Louis County police investigate shootings that injured 3
-
Winning numbers drawn in estimated $600 million Powerball jackpot
-
Police departments, civilians hanging onto ammo as supply continues to tighten
-
Police: 2 suspects checked out library items and sold them
-
MoDOT: Blanchette Bridge project to finish 3 months ahead of schedule
-
Investigation: Cahokia mayor giving family, friends tax breaks, village employment
-
Businesses side-step disposal fees, illegally dump tires throughout Metro-East
