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Firm with ties to Indian tech execs made $1.5 million donation to Missouri treasurer
The donations from Pacifica Consulting Services LLC to a political action committee backing Malek has helped vault him to a clear money lead over his three challengers.
Struggling Americans Drop Internet Access After GOP Kills Low-Income Broadband Program
Back in March we noted how the GOP killed a popular program (the Affordable Connectivity Program, or ACP) that provided a $30 discount off of low-income users’ broadband bills. At the time, 22 million Americans were enrolled in the FCC effort to bring down broadband access prices for the most vulnerable. But after House leader […]
St. Louis Character: 'Inventress' trains people for police encounters
Before founding Doc Dash, Kimberly St. Clair worked for several years in the mental health field and the pharmaceutical industry. She spoke about her life and business from the incubator at the Heartland St. Louis Black Chamber of Commerce.
CarShield to pay $10M to settle deceptive advertising charges
St. Louis public company closing plant, cutting 158 jobs
Post Consumer Brands, a unit of St. Louis-based consumer packaged goods holding company Post Holdings Inc., is shuttering a central Ohio plant in October.
Boeing names new CEO as it posts a loss of more than $1.4 billion
The disappointing results come at a tumultuous time for Boeing.
Big foundation seeks applicants for wealth-building, collaboration grants
The foundation is requesting proposals for $2 million in grants, encouraging applicants to present ideas that support economic mobility and wealth-building in the St. Louis metro area, the organization announced Thursday.
Police investigating an armed robbery at Mehlville gas station
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Police are investigating an armed robbery in Mehlville overnight Thursday. The robbery happened at the Phillips 66 gas station on Telegraph Road around 2:30 a.m. Thursday morning. Investigators brought in a K-9 to search for clues at the scene. The police say nobody was hurt in the robbery. So far, [...]
Endangered Person Advisory: 14-year-old boy missing in Hillsboro
A 14-year-old boy, Jeremiah Rogers, has been reported missing by the Hillsboro Police Department after leaving his home without his needed medicine on Wednesday.
U.S. Senate panel looks for ways to aid electric vehicle industry
WASHINGTON – Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and Democratic members of the U.S. Senate Budget Committee discussed on Wednesday ways to boost U.S. electric vehicle manufacturing to be more competitive globally. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, the Democratic chairman of the committee, began a hearing Wednesday by calling electric vehicle production “an economic, national […]
How Missouri health care providers are addressing the mental health crisis
Area experts are working to support a range of needs and ages.
This weekend's Taste of St. Louis features more than 40 food vendors
Many of this year's vendors are food trucks and smaller, lesser-known eateries.
Missouri’s troubling fight to keep innocent people behind bars
On Tuesday, Christopher Dunn walked out of a courthouse in St. Louis a free man after serving 34 years for a murder he did not commit. A week prior, Dunn was only 50 feet from freedom, dressed in a suit he picked out for himself, after a St. Louis Circuit Court judge ordered his immediate […]
Chef Tai Davis offers a preview of soul-food concept Lineage with a creative spin on kitfo
The Ethiopian dish provides a sneak peek of Davis' dining concept, which will provide a fine-dining-yet-affordable exploration of soul food.
How Elliott Davis kept St. Louis watching for 45 years
Known for his “you paid for it” confrontations, the Fox-2 journalist found a way to bring not just a stick, but a carrot.
Thursday, August 1 - Election Previews: A heated race in MO-1, and little competition in MO-6
An election preview double feature: In Missouri’s sprawling sixth district, U.S. Congressman Sam Graves has represented voters for more than two decades. He’s heavily favored to retain his seat this year–even as some critics say he’s lost touch with the district over the years.
Plus, Missouri’s 1st Congressional District Democratic primary could determine what type of political leadership takes hold throughout the St. Louis region. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum breaks down the high-stakes race between Congresswoman Cori Bush and St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell.
Scattered storms Thursday ahead of cold front that will dial back the heat
ST. LOUIS - Hot and very humid conditions continue Thursday. Storms Thursday morning and afternoon may help dial back that heat a touch, but the humidity will remain tough to take. A cold front is on the move across the Midwest on Thursday. Well ahead of it, we are tracking a morning round of showers [...]
Anyone know what’s going on by Shrewsbury Lanes and those apartments?
Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott reveals the deep cut he’d like to add to set list
Def Leppard is currently on their Summer Stadium tour with Journey, and each night fans are being treated to a set list filled with hits, including several songs from their hit…
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