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FCC ‘Investigating’ Repeated Broadband Industry Coverage Lies
After years of criticism about their inaccuracy, the FCC recently spent another $50 million (on top of the $350 million they’d already spent) on supposedly better broadband maps. But the end result is still a bit of a mess, with entrenched telecom monopolies like Comcast being repeatedly caught claiming to deliver broadband in areas that […]
314 Day activities and deals for St. Louis families
This year, 314 Day, a day for recognizing the best of the St. Louis region, will be celebrated March 10–14. Try these local 314 Day activities with your family.
Janae Edmondson's Parents Urge St. Louis Judge To Keep Daniel Riley in Jail
This afternoon in a St. Louis city courtroom, 21-year-old Daniel Riley sat a few feet away from the parents of Janae Edmondson as they recounted the painful recovery their daughter is undergoing in a Saint Louis University hospital a week after Riley allegedly struck Edmondson with a car, resulting in the loss of both her legs. "This is not the life she expected," Janae's mother said. She added that in the past few days her daughter has asked her heartbreaking questions like, "Am I ever going to walk again?
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss booked for Memphis’ Beale Street Music Festival
The Beale Street Music Festival returns to Memphis, Tennessee, in May and has nabbed quite a lineup. The festival, taking place May 5 to 7 at Tom Lee Park, features…
Man charged with killing his brother in south St. Louis
Brad Evans, 33, is charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of his older brother, Kenneth Evans, 36.
University City man accused of killing woman, staging her suicide, had made previous threats
A University City man accused of killing a woman and claiming she died by suicide was convicted of threatening to do the same thing to another woman a year prior, court records show.
Missouri's bipartisan push to make feminine hygiene products, diapers more affordable
Lawmakers in the Missouri House of Representatives have filed nine bills that would either reduce or eliminate taxes on diapers and feminine hygiene products.
City lights reflecting off the fog near downtown around midnight last night.
Man shot and killed after fight in downtown St. Louis
A man was shot and killed Monday morning in downtown St. Louis.
Team Three Group, a St. Louis-based provider of food service and janitorial supplies, is sold
A Chesterfield-based provider of food service and janitorial supplies has been acquired by a Pennsylvania company.
Comedian Kevin James coming to St. Louis in September
ST. LOUIS -- Comedian Kevin James is coming to St. Louis this fall during his Irregardless Tour. He will be playing the Stifel Theatre on Wednesday, September 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 3 at 10:00 a.m. James is a comedian, actor, and writer who best known for his role as [...]
Paul McCartney shares insight into wife Linda’s photography as new exhibit opens in Tucson
An exhibition of Linda McCartney’s 30-year photography career just opened in Tucson, Arizona. The Linda McCartney Retrospective, co-curated by Paul and Mary McCartney and the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona, has been…
Resident Moving to STL
Lunchtime Photo
I realize this will seem sort of pitiful to you folks east of the Mississippi, with your frigid weather and routine winter blizzards, but we don't get many blizzards here in Southern California. This weekend we did, and we're all pretty excited about it. So today we have a diptych of Saddleback, a pair of ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"
ISP Squad Car Struck In Scott's Law Related Crash
JOLIET – On February 27, 2023, at approximately 7:46 a.m., Illinois State Police (ISP) officials investigated a two-vehicle traffic crash involving an ISP squad car on Interstate 55 northbound at Illinois Route 59, Will County. On the above date and time, an ISP Trooper was investigating a previous crash on the right shoulder of Interstate 55 northbound at Illinois Route 59, with emergency lights activated. A silver 2018 Nissan Altima, traveling northbound on Interstate 55, failed to yield to the stationary emergency vehicle and struck the left rear side of the ISP squad car. An ISP Trooper and K9 were inside the vehicle at the time of the crash. The Trooper was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The K9 was uninjured. The driver of the Nissan, 24-year-old Tanner R. Poppenhager of Beardstown, IL, was issued a citation for: Scott’s Law – Failure To Yield To Stationary Emergency Vehicle. So far this year, ISP had six Move Over Law-related
Anderson .Paak & Metro Boomin' to play show Downtown this Friday to kick off STL City SC -- 5,000 free tickets
St. Louis-based software firm KnowledgeLake hires chief revenue officer
Software firm KnowledgeLake has hired a top sales executive as it plans to expand its marketing and sales efforts.
Missouri horse stuck belly-deep in mud lifted to safety
WARRENTON, Mo. -- First responders rescued a horse stuck belly-deep in mud Sunday night. MERS-Large Animal Rescue volunteers worked with firefighters for hours to save the animal. Water from a new hydrant ditch next to a barn in Warrenton trapped the horse. The MERS volunteers received a call about the animal at around 6 p.m. [...]
Review: The Rep’s Confederates Is Engrossing, Thought-Provoking
If you are only going to see one show at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis this year, Confederates, by Dominique Morisseau, is what you should see. The play expertly conveys two compelling narratives in an intense and exceptional bit of storytelling that effortlessly time-shifts from a contemporary U.S. university to a southern plantation during the Civil War.