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Copyright Absurdity: School Play Canceled Over Copyright Due To Minor Performance Changes
There’s a great deal that is absurd about copyright law in America, but its most basic absurdity remains the length of time for which the copyright monopoly applies. The length of copyright protection a work gets depends on a number of factors. Was the work published before or after 1978? Was it renewed, if the […]
STL Aquarium teams up with HSMO for adoption event
HSMO is caring for 65 animals.
Help prevent -sale- of KDHX after the auction!
Is there any tent camping sites less than 30 minutes around Audubon Center at Riverlands?
Sheriff's Dept. turns over findings in daycare death to Prosecuting Attorney's Office
The department says it is awaiting additional reports from external sources that could potentially contribute to the investigation.
5-candidate field set for July 1 election for Mayor Cara Spencerβs former aldermanic seat
A Democrat, a Libertarian and three independent candidates will be on the ballot in the 8th Ward.
The wildfires in Canada are making for a crazy sunset
Spud! (Baby Takin at the STL Zoo)
Bear spotted in Clayton?
A St. Louis mom steps in to help a grieving family after 9-year-old's tragic death in a drive-by shooting
Riblets vs Riplets
New Pavilion Dedicated at James Killion Park to Honor Local Legend
ALTON - During a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony at James Killion Park, Alton Mayor David Goins declared May 30, 2025, as James Killion Day. At 4 p.m. on Friday, May 30, 2025, community members gathered at the new bandshell at the park to dedicate the structure. Goins noted James Killion was a mentor and leader in Alton, and he was proud to dedicate the day to him. “I recognize as a day of youth mentorship throughout the city, and further encourage each citizen to take part in mentoring the youth to provide a fitting memorial to the life and legacy of James Killion, Jr.,” Goins said. The program began with the ribbon-cutting, led by the Riverbend Growth Association, and an opening prayer by Rev. John Herring. Jocelyn Harris, a member of the James Killion Beautification and Enhancement Committee, welcomed the community to the park. “We gather here in the heart of James Killion Park, a place that embodies the spirit of our community and the beauty of nature,”
PSA: Anderson roofing & construction
ARCH 1 crew back in flight following crash in April
After weeks of recovery, investigation and training, they're back and determined to continue their lifesaving work.
Six Florissant families face permanent relocation due to radioactive waste
Regular citizens rush to rebuild STL; how you can join them
Every day since the May 16 tornado, regular citizens have answered the call.
STL Composting transforms tornado debris into mulch
Officials are attempting to remove debris and downed trees in the aftermath of the May 16 tornado.
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