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Big Telecom Asks The Corrupt Supreme Court To Declare All State And Federal Broadband Consumer Protection Illegal. They Might Get Their Wish.
As we recently noted, telecom giants like AT&T and Comcast are having some very good luck using a corrupt, MAGA-heavy court to not only kill popular net neutrality rules — but to effectively lobotomize the FCC’s ability to protect broadband consumers at all. Leveraging the recent Supreme Court Lopper rulings, telecom lawyers are trying to […]
Searching for the holy grail of Midwest commercials: Billy the tree climbing expert
St. Louis-based baking products company expands with acquisition
A St. Louis-based manufacturer of yeast and bakery ingredients bought a leading supplier of liquid yeast to the craft brewing market.
How St. Louis sports leaders assess impact of Rams loss
St. Louis sports leaders say the Rams' departure, in 2016, has had tangible effects, like no longer being a realistic host for the NCAA Final Four. But it's also spurred resiliency.
Noose incident not racially motivated, Francis Howell says. Father who saw it disagrees.
St. Charles County father who found the noose during his son’s football practice is unhappy with the district’s response.
Kirkwood group hoping to reopen old ball fields seek donors, volunteers, ideas
The group plans to install temporary restrooms and other facilities at the ball fields with a goal to resume sports programs there as early as summer of 2025.
St. Louis group replays real battles with pint-size forts and tiny warships
The Big Muddy Historical Gaming Alliance is building a 3-D board game based on the British Attack on Cahokia, near St. Louis, that happened May 26, 1780.
Bank inks sponsorship deal with Mizzou QB to connect with young depositors
The bank, which declined to release the financial details of the NIL agreement, said it will collaborate with Brady Cook on initiatives that help young adults make “informed financial decisions.” That includes details about how credit and debit cards work and how to manage finances and bank accounts in early adulthood, Cook said.
Missouri outlawed abortion. Now it’s funding an anti-abortion group that works in other states
Pedestrian fatally struck in north St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - One person is dead after being fatally struck by a vehicle in north St. Louis. The accident occurred a little after 6:30 a.m. on Natural Bridge Avenue between Union Boulevard and Arlington Avenue in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood. Natural Bridge Road was shut down for a period of time. The driver of the [...]
Company moving headquarters back to St. Louis area
An industrial and life-sciences packaging company that moved its headquarters away from St. Louis will be returning to the area.
Monday, August 19 - Kids still coping after KC parade shooting
In February, twenty-five Kansas City Chiefs Fans went to Union Station to celebrate the Super Bowl victory, and left with bullet wounds. Nearly half of them were under 18. Countless more children experienced the trauma first-hand. More than 6 months later, these kids continue to endure fear, anger, sleep problems, Peggy Lowe reports, as part of ongoing coverage of the aftermath of the parade shooting, produced by KCUR and KFF Health News with reporter Bram Sable-Smith.
Rockwood School District kick off year with new changes
Rockwood School District is starting the new year with 19,400 students, 1100 of whom attend Crestview Middle School, and a new transportation app for parents, while cell phones are expected to be put away during instructional time.
New Kansas Planned Parenthood clinic expands abortion access in numerous states
PITTSBURG, Kan. — A new Planned Parenthood clinic opening Monday in southeast Kansas will be the closest abortion access point for many people in the South and expects to have patients from six states in its first five days — Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana. Kansas saw a 369% increase in abortions in […]
No, we don’t want Andrew Bailey handling abortion cases in place of local prosecutors
While busy with his own campaign for Missouri attorney general, Republican Andrew Bailey also loomed large in the primary race for prosecutor of the state’s second largest county. He popped up repeatedly in Jackson County in forums and interviews, sometimes by name and sometimes not, but always as a menacing presence. After a lively and […]
Wes Hoffman’s new CD compilation celebrates St. Louis’ punk scene
“Right now, I definitely feel like we're in a thriving period of St. Louis punk music”
Tapped Social House in Maplewood is for sale, remains open
The self-pour beer and pizza concept boasts 48 beer and wine taps, wood-fired pies, salads, and a dozen appetizers, including Tapped Tater Bombs.
World's largest steam locomotive, Big Boy, to stop in De Soto on Sept. 12
Below average temperatures and rain chances through Wednesday
ST. LOUIS - Enjoy. That’s the weather message to start this week. Top temperatures will be running 5 to 10 degrees below average through Thursday. A large area of high pressure over the Great Lakes will keep our weather quiet and cooler. Some rain across the Plains may send some clouds our way through the [...]
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