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AT&T said Thursday that most of the people affected by a nationwide service outage have cell service again, after hours without the ability to place calls, send texts or access the internet without Wi-Fi.
In an emailed statement, an AT&T spokesperson said late Thursday morning that about a quarter of affected customers are still without cell service.
“Some of our customers are experiencing wireless service interruptions this morning," the spokesperson wrote. "Our network teams took immediate…
Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Upon Further Reflection, a collection of oil and cold wax paintings by Mark […]
Multi-genre entertainer Jelly Roll has announced his 'Beautifully Broken' tour this year. The Enterprise Center will be hosting one of the 37 shows on Wednesday, October 23. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 27 at 10:00 a.m.
St. Louis officials are asking city residents how best to spend millions of dollars of federal grant money designated for flood recovery and preparedness measures.
The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is growing inside its headquarters and out on Kingshighway. FOX 2's Ty Hawkins spoke to the president and CEO, Michael McMillan, about the agency's vision to continue empowering people in St. Louis.
Last December, the Biden FCC proposed a basic plan to ban some of the shitty fees cable and broadband companies use to falsely advertise a lower price and jack up the cost of service. Despite the fact your cable TV and broadband bills are packed with bullshit fees, the FCC was only taking specific aim […]
For the past several months, the Board of Aldermen has debated changes to the firefighters pension system that would undo 2013 reforms made to reduce spending. The mayor’s office argues the changes would wreak havoc on the city’s finances.
Not everyone is sold on Gov. JB Pritzker's plan, which would put more money toward education while caring for the influx of migrants. Plus, Jazz St. Louis will honor Kirkwood-raised musician David Sanborn with its first lifetime achievement award.
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