No other casino in the St. Louis-market saw a bigger year-over-year revenue dip than Hollywood Casino, the St. Louis Business Journal reports. 

Hollywood, which is located in Maryland Heights, reported revenue of $19.7 million in April 2013. That's down 18 percent from April 2012, when the casino—then Harrah's Casino—the report said.

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ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – The responsibility for watching over the weather at major airports across the country may soon be taken out of the hands of trained experts and handed over to air traffic controllers.

The responsibility of monitoring rapidly changing conditions at airports lies with highly trained professional observers like Larry Williams. He spent nearly 40 years as both a military and civilian observer. But, if cost cutting measures proposed by the FAA in response to the budget sequester are implemented, weather observers like Williams and all their experience, will be no-more.

“They know they are going to increase the risk, that’s a given, because you’re asking somebody to do two jobs instead of one.” said Larry Williams.

BRIDGETON, MO (KTVI)– As a judge decides the future of a troubled Bridgeton Landfill, community members feel like they’ve been left in the dark about the process to clean-up the site.

The Missouri Coalition for the Environment joined affected community members Monday, who don’t believe the state and republic services, the landfill owner, have been transparent enough while trying to reach a settlement.

Home owners and businesses have been dealing with a bad odor for months, due to an underground fire at the landfill.

The attorney general’s office and republic services met before a judge Monday afternoon.

He is reviewing the proposed settlement and will rule Tuesday on what the state can do about the landfill.

The attorney general is also expected to make an announcement on the case Tuesday.

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