Nonprofits

Leaders of KDHX will seek a judge’s approval on Wednesday to sell the community radio station to syndicated Christian radio network K-LOVE. Court papers show that KDHX’s board voted to sell on March 3. The board says it fielded multiple offers.

St. Louis-area listeners of KDHX on Saturday morning could hear K-LOVE’s signature Christian programming content. By later in the afternoon, 88.1 FM appeared to return to its typical programming.

The visual arts nonprofit said its demise was caused by a series of armed confrontations in its old building, construction delays and cuts to grant funding.

KDHX 88.1 FM will sell its broadcast license for at least $4.35 million to national chain K-LOVE, which plays contemporary Christian music. KDHX owes $2 million to its creditors.

Opera Theatre of St. Louis made a tentative agreement to buy the former Clayton headquarters of Caleres. The opera company, long based in Webster Groves, wants to build a performing arts center but still has to work out plans for construction and fundraising.

The nonprofit’s board told artists it would cease operations and furlough staff while considering a possible — but uncertain — restructuring process.

La estación de radio de baja potencia en el 92.9 FM ofrecerá música pop y un programa de fútbol con temática del St. Louis City SC dos veces por semana, mientras va ampliando su programación en los próximos meses.

The low-powered radio station on 92.9 FM will offer pop music and a biweekly St. Louis City SC-themed soccer show as it builds out its show roster in the coming months.

Leaders of financially imperiled community radio station KDHX rejected a plan from activist group Love of KDHX that included a promise of up to $200,000 in fresh contributions, called for an all-new board and offered volunteer support from experienced St. Louis fundraisers.

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