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Stone Brewing Forced To Cover Up ‘Keep It Juicy’ On Trade Dress As Lawsuit Kicks Off
Well, this one is moving fast. It was only a few days ago that we talked about a lawsuit filed by Sycamore Brewing against Stone Brewing for what sure looked like a pretty blatant ripoff of the former’s trademarked slogan, “Keep It Juicy”. What made this story notable was that Stone Brewing is just coming […]
Powerball Jackpot Soars To $400 Million For Saturday Night's Drawing
CHICAGO – Powerball is capping off its 30th anniversary week with a jackpot worth $400 million. The millionaire-making game held its first drawing back in April 22, 1992, with a jackpot estimated at $6 million. The jackpot for tomorrow night’s drawing is a whopping $400 million. The last time Powerball had a jackpot of $400 million was for the Christmas Day drawing last year. Illinois Lottery players have already struck it big this year. In the past two months, two Powerball players became newly minted millionaires. On April 16, a winning Powerball ticket worth $1 million was purchased at Circle K in Marseilles, and on February 12, a $2 million winning ticket was sold at Country Market in Girard. Powerball drawings are held every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday with the next prize draw taking place on Saturday, April 23 at 9:59 p.m. CT. Powerball tickets are $2 each, and players have the option to add the Powerplay for an additional $1 for the chance to multiply
Parking ticket lawyer?
How to watch the Cardinals on Apple TV+ Friday
City says ‘poor health conditions’ force it to close homeless camps
The city on Thursday evening posted flyers at four tent encampments, notifying residents that they must vacate within 10 days.
'Tourism Trash Force' cleans up downtown St. Louis for Earth Day
Refunds, rollbacks, rainy day boost: Illinois’ budget features mix of new appropriations
Illinois' $46 billion general revenue budget includes increased funding for education and human services and $1.8 billion in mostly temporary tax relief.
JROTC teacher helps students realize their dreams
Colonel Rob Jakcsy, a JROTC teacher at University City High School, is the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Teacher of the Month.
Wentzville school officials' negligence led to two rapes of autistic teen, lawsuit says
The teen was raped off campus in 2020 and in a school bathroom this year, the lawsuit says.
1 person killed, 1 injured in shooting outside former church in Jennings
Man charged in double shooting during robbery in Carondelet neighborhood
A 41-year-old man has been charged in connection to a double shooting this month near Dover Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in which a woman was killed.
St. Louis' Forest Park named best city park in United States by USA Today
Biden signs Earth Day executive order to protect old-growth forests
The order contains vague language around logging, disappointing some environmentalists calling for a ban on the practice on federal lands.
Second man charged in triple shooting along St. Louis riverfront
Prosecutors on Friday charged a second man in a triple shooting along the St. Louis riverfront that left one man dead and two people wounded.
Your pup could be the top dog of the Gateway Arch National Park
More patrols mean over 120 traffic stops on Highway 61 in St. Charles County
More officers have been patrolling Highway 61 north of Wentzville during National Distracted Driver Awareness Month.
“Keep Yourself Alive” by working out with Queen’s new Apple Fitness+ Playlist
If you need motivational anthems to keep you pumping iron at the gym, Queen will, Queen will rock you -- thanks to Apple+ Fitness. The Apple+ Fitness app has just…
WASHU unveils painting of renowned educator Dr. Robert L. Williams II
Washington University of St. Louis debuted a portrait of Dr. Robert L. Williams, founding director of the Department of African and African American Studies, on April 15, 2022.
How to Take TechSTL Beyond Dreams of Single Platform
I’m glad to report that, following pressure from EQ in February, TechSTL has contracted a local web development firm for future work and sponsored an independently produced startup pitch event. Plus, Lindenwood has posted a job for ITEN Mentor Relations, which suggests some of the grant money is going to create new roles in the […]
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