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Broadband Monopolies Are Mad Because California Won’t Let Them Rip Off Apartment Dwellers
California this week signed a new law that tries to prevent your landlord and broadband ISP from teaming up and preventing you from using broadband competitors. Starting January 1, AB1414 requires that landlords “allow the tenant to opt out of paying for any subscription from a third-party ISP, such as through a bulk-billing arrangement, to provide service […]
Messenger: History repeats itself as trade war puts Missouri farmers 'in a pinch'
“This is not the first time we’ve been in a pinch. We just want to be able to sell.”
Trump administration pulls $200 million grant for north St. Louis battery plant
The Trump administration's move signals ICL's massive factory project is likely dead.
Does Macklind Ave. begin at Loughborough (Jovick Brothers Burgers /Weber’s Bar) or is there some other southern branch?
Bella’s on Washington Ave to rebrand as all-day café, serving coffee, pastries, and a full bar
Pep Zone: Mehlville High School
ST. LOUIS — FOX 2’s Ty Hawkins is hyping up the students and faculty at Mehlville High School Friday morning as they prepare for their big game against Parkway South High School. The Mehlville Panthers are bringing the energy as they enter the Pep Zone.
Aldermen’s Contempt for Ethics Updates Highlights Laziness
If aldermen simply have issues with "drafting errors", they could have sent a fix to voters years ago. Instead, their actions appear purposeful.
Judge orders ex-police chief who led raid on Kansas newspaper to stand trial for deleted texts
MARION, Kansas — Former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody probably committed a felony crime when he told a witness to delete text messages they exchanged before, during and after he led raids on a newspaper office and the publisher’s home, a district judge ruled Wednesday. But Cody won’t be tried for the raids, which Marion […]
Students push for Native American studies department at WashU
A small group of Washington University in St. Louis students say there are too few options for students who want to study Native American cultures.
Sultan: 'You're out of status now,' abuser's lawyer tells his immigrant wife
She was desperate and terrified. Suja had $20 to her name and a dead cell phone with no service.
Renata Cassiano Alvarez: Passage
Renata Cassiano Alvarez, the 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence at Laumeier Sculpture Park, works predominantly in clay, focusing on process to develop an intimate and collaborative relationship with her chosen […]
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Board of Alderman advance golf cart use in St. Louis City
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is advancing legislation to legalize the use of golf carts on city streets. Board Bill 62, which was approved by the Board of Alderman Public Safety Committee, mandates that golf carts must be equipped with turn signals and seat belts for children. Additionally, drivers must be [...]
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Bridge, building maintenance backlogs will hit state budgets as federal aid declines
The growing backlog of bridges and public buildings in need of repair or replacement poses an increasing threat to state finances, but tracking of maintenance liabilities varies wildly across the states. That reality is examined in a new analysis published Thursday by the Volcker Alliance, a nonprofit that supports public sector workers, along with The […]
1 injured after vehicle strikes apartment unit in Midtown
A vehicle crashed into an apartment unit in Midtown early Friday morning, resulting in a woman being taken to the hospital and a resident hearing what he thought might have been gunfire before the crash.
What is an American? Are they Christian? Are they white?
Missouri’s junior U.S. senator, Eric Schmitt, posed a thought-provoking question during his speech last month at the National Conservatism Conference, whose audience was apparently mostly white Christians. “What is an American?” Before describing briefly some of the specifics of his speech, let’s acknowledge that the senator raises a significant question — whether you give him […]
Rain and thunderstorms Saturday usher in big cool down
ST. LOUIS - A mix of clouds and sun on Friday. One more warm day, with temperature highs in the low-80s. No concerns for Friday night football or other evening plans. Partly to mostly cloudy skies overnight, wake-up temperatures in the mid-60s. Welcome, but inconvenient rain begins to move in into Saturday morning ahead of [...]
Friday, Oct. 17 - MIssouri's new Attorney General lays out her plan
It’s been a little over a month since Gov. Mike Kehoe appointed Catherine Hanaway to be Missouri’s attorney general, replacing Andrew Baily, who left to work for the FBI. The Republican officeholder is laying out her priorities around fighting crime – and defending the state’s abortion laws.
Def Leppard’s Rick Allen reveals the memorable moment that left him in tears
Def Leppard received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Oct. 10, and the honor has got them feeling nostalgic.First, frontman Joe Elliott revealed his most memorable moment with…
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