Some new information has been uncovered in the search for Paul McCartney’s missing bass. The Lost Bass Project launched its global search to find McCartney’s original Höfner bass guitar in early September, and it's…
Community radio station KDHX 88.1 FM has lost an alarming number of volunteer DJs this past month. At least 10 were fired as the station announced new fall programming changes on Friday, and at least five others have reportedly quit.
What dome should I put up today? How about a nuclear dome? Here are the two containment domes at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, taken on a hazy late afternoon. It's a funny thing: San Onofre was shut down a decade ago, but all the high-tension lines coming from the station are still up ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
Guests would have to pay for a minimum of two nights if they book a short-term rental in St. Louis under the most recent legislation under discussion at the Board of Aldermen. Members of the aldermanic Transportation and Commerce Committee on Tuesday detailed several changes to bills written to curb what’s been called the “wild west” of short-term rentals in St. Louis.
The federal government has chosen four businesses in the St. Louis area to receive $215 million in tax credit authority designed to spur economic growth in low-income communities.
SPRINGFIELD – The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum has acquired an original photograph that Lincoln gave to a man who had been gravely injured while preparing for a rally during the historic 1858 U.S. Senate race. Charles Lame was nearly killed when a cannon went off prematurely the day before a Lincoln political rally in in Pittsfield, Ill. The next day, Lincoln arrived, held his rally and then tried to visit Lame. The doctor would not allow visitors, but Lincoln arranged for Lame to receive a photo that had been taken that day. Lame recovered, and his family held onto the photo for generations. Now his descendants have donated it to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum so that it will be protected and shared with the public. It will be displayed in the museum’s Treasures Gallery starting Monday, Oct. 2. “Original images of Abraham Lincoln are extraordinarily rare, and images with a fascinating back story like this are even more rare
Why are Republicans declining to call for Sen. Robert Menendez to resign? The charges against him are pretty serious, after all. Aaron Blake explains: Because Republicans believe standing by Trump is politically necessary, because they really wanted Roy Moore to hold a key Senate seat, and because they need the vote of Rep. George Santos ...continue reading "Republicans can’t afford to attack Robert Menendez"
I suppose everyone is tired of me posting this chart, but sometimes I feel like I should put it up every day: Joe Biden's approval level is totally normal for this point in time. He's a few points less popular than Bill Clinton was at 140 weeks, but that's it. Everything is fine.
Much like agtech and biotech before it, several established St. Louis entrepreneurs are working to build a startup growth platform for another of the region's corporate strengths: consumer packaged goods companies.
Recalls on cannabis products have become common in other states where marijuana is legal.
But when Missouri regulators issued their first recall last month, veterans of the industry were surprised. While recalls most commonly involve a company cooperating with regulators to understand the issue — was there bacteria in the product, or perhaps a wrong label — that was not the case in Missouri.
Products were immediately pulled from the shelves, and the manufacturer’s operations were suspended,…
ChatGPT can now hold ordinary spoken conversations with people, and apparently it works pretty well. It can also talk about pictures you show it. And this: ChatGPT can now browse the internet to provide you with current and authoritative information, complete with direct links to sources. It is no longer limited to data before September ...continue reading "ChatGPT is no longer stuck in the past"
Channel 4’s Great Day St. Louis Show will air live from Florissant Oct. 6 Mayor Tim Lowery has announced that the Great Day St. Louis Show, is coming back to Florissant on Friday, Oct. 6 to do a live show starting at 9 a.m. on the front lawn of Florissant’s City Hall. Great Day […]
St. Louis-based Centene is planning to lay off roughly 2,000 workers, roughly 3% of its workforce, as its business evolves, the St. Louis-based company said Tuesday.
By Hannah Wyman and Annika Merrilees St. Louis Post-Dispatch
KDHX Executive Director Kelly Wells, and Gary Pierson, the president of the board of directors will be answering your questions and concerns live on the air on Friday, September 29 at Noon CT.
KDHX knows that the listening audience and donors have questions about KDHX at the moment. Wells and Pierson will address as many questions as possible.
If you would like to ask a question, please click this link.
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