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I’m starting to lose count of how many regulatory proceedings there have been in the last 6 months or so to discuss “standard technical measures” in the copyright context. Doing policy work in this space is like living in a zombie movie version of “Groundhog Day” as we keep having to marshal resources to deal […]

Ashley “Lux” Elzinga spent 15 years as an on-air personality for 105.7 FM the Point. She discusses why she left her dream job, how she dealt with toxic online comments and her new direction as a social media content creator promoting medical marijuana brands.

Scott Air Force Base in Illinois is playing a key role in easing the baby formula in the country. US Transcom, a division of the United States Department of Defense, is leading the way in finding a solution to the crisis.

ALTON - Eddie Sholar Jr., owner of Fast Eddie’s in Alton, has always been a strong supporter of the Boys & Girls Club of Alton, and once again he has come through for the club with a submission of $10,000 to sponsor the “Eddie Sholar Youth Game Room.” Al Womack Jr., the long-time club's executive director, made the announcement on Friday. The sponsorship for this particular game room was $6,000 and the additional $4,000 will be used for improvements and amenities, Womack Jr. said. Sholar is always an active donor in the community, but he is not one to seek publicity or accolades for his community actions; he gives like his father, Eddie, Sr., with humility. “Eddie has been with us since we first opened here with sponsorship,” Womack said. “We are very thankful now and always for his constant support of the club. He made a commitment for a three-year sponsorship.” Womack stressed that now the club can make improvements to the Eddie Sholar Game

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British New Wave veterans The Fixx released their first new studio album in a decade, Every Five Seconds, today. The album features 10 new original songs from the band. Commenting on…

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Gateway City Big Band returns due to popular demand. And what a way to spend a summer evening with the cool, jazzy sound of a

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The Saint Louis Chess Club is proud to host the second leg of our Classic Series, 2022 Summer Chess Classic, from June 1-11. The Classic

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Join us on our newest trip, the Downtown STL Microadventure! Don’t let the name fool you; there’s nothing small about this 45 minute adventure through

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A teenager is behind bars in connection with a murder investigation from earlier this week in Woodson Terrace.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s administration is preparing to ship out to the states millions of COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5 in the coming weeks, likely ending months of …

Mason Shepard, 19, was stabbed to death during an attempted drug deal April 11, 2020, in University City.

Bob's Seafood is closing amid an eminent domain action from University City, as that municipality eyes a massive project anchored by a Costco.

He becomes only the fourth managing partner in the firm's 70-year history, and its first Black managing partner, a factor he says doesn't change the way he goes about his work. "We look at each other as people, and people look beyond color and look at skill and opportunity and what we can do,” he said.

Officials have said they have no evidence that votes had been changed because of the flaws.

A tram that takes visitors up and down the inside of the Arch became stuck Friday afternoon, leaving several people inside the capsules.

EAST ALTON - A recent book signing event for Amoriah Gray, the 7-year-old author of “Amoriah’s Magic Afro Puffs,” was widely successful as teachers, administrators, friends, and classmates gathered on the last day of school at Eastwood Elementary School in East Alton to have their books signed by Amoriah. The event was held last Tuesday, May 31, and lasted from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., during which time Amoriah was greeted by several of her former teachers and current classmates, Amoriah’s mother Angela Gray said. “It went great,” Angela said of the book signing event. “A lot of former teachers, the superintendent and the new, incoming superintended attended, the principal … several classmates attended and even students she didn’t know attended - and parents.” Some arrived with a copy of Amoriah’s book in hand, ready for her signature - others purchased the book there at the book signing event. Angela

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Rod Stewart has met Queen Elizabeth II seven times in his career, and as he prepares to perform for her Platinum Jubilee concert at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night, he says he…

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