KFUO (850 AM) will be able to broadcast at night after FCC approved purchase of KXFN (1380 AM). Now, station is required to shut off signal at sundown.
CLAYTON, Mo. - What's on your ballot Tuesday for the 2022 Midterm election in St. Louis County? We looked up a sample ballot to share who and what you're voting for. St. Louis County will be key in deciding several key races. Voters will pick a US Senator, US Representative, County Executive, and more. There [...]
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A St. Louis jury rendered a guilty verdict on Saturday against a man for the Aug. 2021 murder of a 26-year-old woman, but was deadlocked on two additional murder charges.
ASPE St. Louis Metro Chapter 19 had a very busy week with an estimating class, a joint meeting with the AGC Forum Group and their annual Trivia Night Scholarship Fundraiser. The chapter held Estimating 102, the second of their three-part series of estimating classes for emerging companies on Thursday October 27. Both the first and […]
David Brown, former Missouri School for the Blind student, was one of 10 named to team preparing to compete in the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.
Three WashU students from Indiana, Georgia and Texas highlight issues with voter ID laws and other voter-suppression tactics in light of the midterm election tomorrow. In 2021, a mural of John Lewis on the Washington University campus was vandalized by the Patriot Front, a white supremacist group.
Andrew de las Alas, Sonal Churiwal and Saish Satyal
The Saint Louis Contemporary Art Museum received a new roof, rooftop safety additions, and artistic metalwork thanks to the efforts of several local companies. Western Specialty Contractors executed RoofTech Consulting’s, Inc. design and detailing to deliver a successful project. Opened in 2003 and located in St. Louis City’s Grand Center Arts District, the 27,000-square-foot Contemporary Art […]
Prior to the turn of the century, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a formative decision that helped craft the contours of Section 230 immunity. The case — Zeran v. America Online — dealt with a tricky question: whether or not a platform’s failure to moderate content (in this case, posts that contained […]