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AT&T, Verizon Fail To Inform Customers About Major Salt Typhoon Hack
For the better part of the last thirty years, telecom giants and “free market” libertarian think tanks have told anybody who’d listen that gutting regulatory oversight of the U.S. wireless and broadband markets would result in near-Utopian outcomes across innovation and competition. Instead, the reduction in both competition and real oversight resulted in regional telecom […]
St. Louis-based global packaging company to acquire container business
A growing global packaging business based locally is buying the container business of an Atlanta-based manufacturer.
International Institute’s former CEO says his vision and the organization’s were not aligned
Dierbergs to open new store in University City's Market at Olive
UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. – The Market at Olive retail project is continuing to build on its stacked lineup of brands by introducing Dierbergs to its plaza. The development team behind the Market at Olive, which covers both sides of Olive Boulevard between Interstate-170 and McKnight/Woodson Roads, announced Tuesday that Dierbergs purchased a 7-acre site within [...]
Drone sighting epidemic spurs Dems in Congress to urge more transparency from feds
Members of Congress are among those calling for greater transparency from the federal government as a spate of reported drone sightings concentrated in New Jersey and New York has raised questions beyond the Northeast. Reported sightings of drones, officially known as unmanned aerial systems, or UAS, have spiked since Nov. 18, when authorities received several […]
David Hoffmann sued over unpaid work for Clayton office building
Color Art Construction says in court documents Hoffmann personally guaranteed he would make four payments totaling $131,458.33 for work at Hoffmann Commercial Real Estate's building on Maryland Avenue in Clayton.
Missouri’s death row had nearly 100 inmates in the 1990s. Now, it has eight
Three of the eight Missouri inmates will almost certainly live out their lives in prison after being declared mentally incompetent for execution.
Man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of CBC hockey player on I-55
Garrett Jordan, 26, was wearing a blue sweatshirt as he walked into a St. Louis courtroom, handcuffed to multiple other detainees as part of a packed Monday initial appearance docket.
When it floods, some Chesterfield residents’ way out is past a city-owned gate. That’s causing concern.
The gate was installed in 2017 at the request of more than 100 residents of the River Bend subdivisions.
St. Louis County in-person senior property tax freeze applications in jeopardy
St. Louis alderman proposes bill to curb reckless driving
ST. LOUIS - Combating reckless and dangerous driving in the city of St. Louis is the focus of a board of aldermen bill being considered Tuesday. Board Bill 80 is trying to put a stop to dangerous driving in the city. Alderwoman Cara Spencer is sponsoring the five-page bill, which is set to be heard [...]
Neman: What the stars — and key grips — ate in the Golden Age of Hollywood
At the Warner Bros. commissary in 1941, half a broiled lobster cost 55 cents.
Kirkwood School District appoints Dr. Kenneth Roumpos as new superintendent
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The Kirkwood School District announced Dr. Kenneth Roumpos as its next superintendent. Dr. Roumpos currently serves as superintendent of Francis Howell School District in St. Charles County. At a regularly scheduled board meeting Monday night, the Kirkwood Board of Education made the unanimous selection official. They said this concludes a [...]
Anyone else hearing what sounds like helicopters endlessly circling the area of Tower Grove Park from around 5:30 this morning
Christian Karate Association Takes Over Max Sports Facility in Alton
ALTON — The Max Sports Fitness & Wellness will officially close its doors on December 30, 2024, marking the end of an era for the Alton community. The closure paves the way for a new chapter under the ownership of the Christian Karate Association (CKA), a global non-profit organization focused on character development and community engagement through martial arts. The transition was announced on December 17, 2024, and comes after many years of service to the local community. The CKA plans to transform the facility into its new headquarters, aiming to create a vibrant hub for learning, leadership, and community connection. With operations across the United States, Europe, and Africa, CKA integrates physical fitness with personal growth and character development, all rooted in Christian values. In light of the closure, The Max Sports has committed to supporting its members throughout the transition. Refunds for any prepaid memberships and services will be issued no later than February
Like Ailey and Ellington, Jazz St. Louis and Saint Louis Dance Theatre are perfect partners in new jazz-infused ‘Nutcracker'
The collaborative performance runs at Chaminade’s Skip Viragh Performing Arts Center December 20 & 21.
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Where to find a quality bottle of vino, whatever your taste
Kerwin Harris died after a St. Louis cop held him in a chokehold. It was ruled an accident
Kerwin Harris’ heart beat for the last time as he lay on the ground of a residential St. Louis street. Harris was chased, pinned face-down and held in a carotid-artery chokehold by then-St. Louis police officer Steven Pinkerton, who thought he matched the description of a robber-at-large. Another officer used a Taser to shock him […]