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GAO Would Like The FCC To Explain Why It Still Maintains A Pathetic, Dated Definition Of ‘Broadband’
The US has always had a fairly pathetic definition of “broadband.” Originally defined as anything over 200 kbps in either direction, the definition was updated in 2010 to a pathetic 4 Mbps down, 1 Mbps up. It was updated again in 2015 by the FCC to a better, but still arguably pathetic 25 Mbps downstream, […]
37th Police Memorial Breakfast taking place today
The Metropolitan Police Department, city of St. Louis, and St. Louis Police Foundation are hosting the 37th Police Memorial Breakfast Wednesday.
St. Louis County bill is aimed at keeping panhandlers off the roadways
The St. Louis County Council debated a bill Tuesday night that would push all pedestrians to use sidewalks and crosswalks. Otherwise, they could face consequences.
Critics of the bill argued it unfairly targets the homeless community.
St. Louis County Councilman Ernie Trakas sponsored the bill in the name of public safety, saying the council needs to do something about the number of crashes involving pedestrians.
The council voted 5-2 in favor of perfecting this bill. The next step would be final…
Gasconade County lighting up blue for fallen and injured Hermann officers
Gasconade County will light up blue in honor of two Hermann officers.
St. Louis area to get different type of Costco store
110 mph Schedules Coming for Amtrak Chicago-St. Louis Corridor - Amtrak Media
Wednesday, May 3, 2023 - St. Louis’ economic future requires more trained workers
The region has bet on growing its geospatial, advanced manufacturing and tech industries to position the area for the future. The transition depends on a skilled workforce to fill open positions.
Centene to sell health care analytics firm Apixio
Centene Corp., the Clayton-based provider of managed health care services, is selling an analytics business it acquired about two years ago.
Car crashes into St. Peters coffee shop
Crews are responding to a car that plowed into a St. Peters coffee shop Wednesday, morning.
Rage Against the Machine, Kate Bush among 2023 Rock Hall inductees
Rage Against the Machine and Kate Bush are among the 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. Also selected this year in the Performers category are Missy Elliott, Sheryl…
Yet Another Prosecutor Leaves Kim Gardner's Office
For the third time in as many weekdays, an assistant circuit attorney parted ways with Kim Gardner's office yesterday. Kiersten Heiman gave notice Tuesday that she is resigning from the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, a source familiar with the office says. Heiman's job was to present cases before the grand jury, the group of citizens who decide if there is ample evidence upon which prosecutors can issue indictments.
Berkeley Police Department holding fundraiser for fallen officer today
The Berkeley Police Department will be holding a fundraiser for a fallen officer Wednesday.
Missouri representative arrested for outstanding warrants
A Missouri State Representative from St. Louis is out of jail Wednesday morning after Jefferson City police arrested her for outstanding warrants.
Four shootings in four hours leave one man dead in St. Louis
The man who died was shot about 1 a.m. Wednesday in the 3100 block of Thomas Street, east of Martin Luther King Drive.
Woman killed in triple shooting in north St. Louis County
They were shot just before 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 10400 block of Halls Ferry Road after several people got into a fight outside a home there.
Bass Pro Shops opens Wednesday in Sunset Hills
Crews responding to car fire in north St. Louis
Fire crews are at the scene of a care fire in north St. Louis.
Police investigating separate north St. Louis shootings
One person is dead and another is hurt after two overnight shootings in the city of St. Louis.
7 people confirmed dead in Illinois dust storm crashes
A stretch of Interstate 55 in central Illinois is back open Wednesday morning after closing again due to dusty conditions Tuesday afternoon.
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