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Now Telecoms Are Fighting Among Themselves Over Who Lies More About ‘Unlimited Data’
For decades now, U.S. wireless carriers have sold consumers “unlimited data” plans that actually have all manner of sometimes hidden throttling, caps, download limits, and restrictions. And every few years a regulator comes out with a wrist slap against wireless carriers for misleading consumers, for whatever good it does. Back in 2007, for example, then […]
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Big credit union fills C-suite position with IT veteran
One of the key priorities for the new chief information officer will be implementing the long-term data center strategy to support the future growth of the credit union, headquartered in Edwardsville, Illinois.
Delmar Loop diner permanently closes
The Delmar Loop restaurant known for its all-day breakfast and colorful neon sign has permanently closed.
U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt hopes Trump will step in to overturn Biden decision
The Pittsburgh-based manufacturer, which has its Granite City Works in St. Louis' Metro East, and Nippon Steel have filed a lawsuit to overturn Biden's decision to block the sale.
Missouri Legislature elects top leaders, breaks new ground
Jon Patterson becomes the first Asian American speaker to lead the Missouri House. Cindy O’Laughlin is the first woman to lead the Missouri Senate.
Missouri lawmakers want answers on security at the Capitol
Members of a joint panel could grill the Capitol police chief Thursday.
New speaker of Missouri House mopping up mess left by his predecessor
Former House Speaker Dean Plocher left a stack of unfinished business when his rocky tenure ended Tuesday
Sultan: Another snow day off school? Ways to save your sanity.
When snow days pile up on the tail end of winter break, it can make an entire household go stir crazy.
BHMG Engineering Opens Collinsville Office
In December BHMG Engineering opened a newly-constructed office location in Collinsville, IL. The new office, located at 100 Commerce Center Drive in Collinsville, allows BHMG, which focuses on the energy utility infrastructure market, to serve it expanding business in Illinois. Founded in 1972 and headquartered in St. Louis, BHMG supports electric companies, municipalities, and businesses […]
Youth Sports, Restaurants and Bourbon: Developer Pitches Complex in O’Fallon, MO
From STL Today: A developer here is planning a $100 million indoor youth sports complex that he hopes will draw teams from throughout the Midwest, lured by fields and courts — plus a hotel, restaurants, retail and an open-air “bourbon garden.” Anandkumar Patel’s vision mirrors a trend occurring across the country. No longer are developers […]
Christmas scare: Family races against time to save 6-year-old who swallowed exploding battery
St. Charles County Councilman sues constituent over a Facebook post. Man says it was a joke.
The lawsuit could cause others to think twice about speaking out at government meetings, an attorney says.
Two men dead in separate St. Louis shootings on Wednesday
Two people were killed in two separate murders in St. Louis on Wednesday night, including one at a McDonald's, and police are seeking information on both cases.
Kurtis Watkins asks federal court to free him from prison, citing revelations about St. Louis cop
A St. Louis man sentenced to 25 years in prison based solely on the testimony of one police officer is asking a federal court to vacate his conviction.
U.S. House Dem, former police officers lambast Trump’s Jan. 6 pardon pledge
WASHINGTON — Tennessee Democratic U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen and two former police officers who protected the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, on Wednesday condemned President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge to pardon those charged in connection with the insurrection. Cohen, former U.S. Capitol Police Sgt. Aquilino Gonell and former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone said on a […]
The Garden opening in Ferguson
Located in the former Corner Coffee House space, the multi-use café and reflection center is slated to open in February, with the gallery open by appointment beginning January 20.
WashU student’s long nightmare is finally over
But Kayleigh Hernandez hopes the university will do a better job supporting other first-generation, low-income students.