We’ve already noted how Netflix’s password sharing crackdown is a dumb cash grab. The company already cordons users off into pay tiers based on a number of different criteria, including how many simultaneous streams a single account can already use at one time. And it just got done imposing a major price hike on most […]
The 11-story, 207-room upscale AC Hotel will replace the former headquarters of the Clayton Police Department at 227 S. Central Ave. in downtown Clayton.
ST. LOUIS - The Great Forest Park Balloon Race starts celebrating their 50th anniversary Friday. Balloon Race Spokesperson Jessica Stegen had the details on the weekend-long event. Click here for more information.
ST. PETERS, Mo. - Pep Zone took a trip to St. Peters on Friday, September 16 to visit Fort Zumwalt South High School, the home of the Bulldogs. FOX 2's Chris Regnier checked in there to witness the bulldog spirit in person. The cheerleaders, dance team, football team, band, and spirited students were all having a [...]
The company collaborated with Hungry Planet, a St. Louis-based manufacturer of plant-based meats, to provide a meal targeted to consumers called "flexitarians."
The Enterprise Center in November will play host to a new sporting event being staged by University of Notre Dame. The event will be a "homecoming" for a pair of former St. Louis youth sports stars.
This story was originally published by the Kansas City Beacon. The Kansas City Council in late August passed a climate plan intended to drive the city toward a more sustainable future, with goals of becoming “climate neutral” by 2040. Stakeholders from the community worked Kansas City’s 133-page Climate Protection and Resiliency Plan for two years, but it […]
Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis estimated the bridge renovation will generate more than $456 million of economic activity over a 20-year period.
The best-selling St. Louis author says "They Knew: How a Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Complacent" examines the country's relationship with conspiracies and how people should be skeptical of authority figures.
ST. LOUIS - Grant's Farm's Oktoberfest kicks off Friday afternoon. Festivities start at 4 p.m. and run through Sunday. Admission is free, but a ticket is needed to park. There will be live German music, polka dancing, and German food and drinks. Click here to learn more.
ST. LOUIS - Uber Comfort Electric is now operational in St. Louis. It is the company's first all-electric ridesharing program. With Comfort Electric, riders can expect a lift from a premium electric vehicle like a Tesla, Polestar, or Ford Mustang Mach-E while cutting their carbon footprint. Drivers able to provide Comfort Electric service can earn more [...]
When my dad, Lawrence, had cataract surgery in 1994, my sister and I took the day off work. The white supervisor at the bank where I toiled frowned at my request for time off. It was a routine surgery for older people and not worthy of my level of concern, she explained. I pushed back […]
CHICAGO — Gov. Pritzker announced Thursday that unvaccinated school and child care employees are no longer required to test twice weekly for COVID-19. The change goes into effect on Friday and is based on "careful consideration of the current conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic," the state said. “Vaccination continues to be the most effective tool [...]
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- The Illinois Department of Employment Securities announced more jobs have been added to the statewide payroll for the month of August, while the state’s unemployment rate slightly increased. In August, the number of jobs on payroll increased by 4,000 according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor. IDES said the [...]
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