Beck Flavors, based in Maryland Heights, is attempting to trademark the “Louligan” and “Louligans” names for “alcoholic beverages containing fruit" among others.
Genesis is celebrating the 50th anniversary of their sixth studio album, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, with a new box set. Now they’re sharing a taste of what to…
CHICAGO — The deadline for REAL ID enforcement is just 75 days away and the Illinois Secretary of State is trying to clear up any confusion. The back and forth on the REAL ID seems to be constant, in fact, the deadline for REAL ID enforcement has been delayed four times since the pandemic, but [...]
The grant, part of the city's northside business grant program, will pay for roof and masonry repairs to Annie Malone's 137-year old headquarters at 2612 Annie Malone Drive, in the city's The Ville neighborhood.
Remember the huge fuss Republicans made over Joe Biden's alleged interference with social media platforms? Naturally they took it to court, where a Louisiana judge went stone nuts: Mostly his opinion is a long, familiar conspiracy-esque recitation of right-wing hobbyhorses about efforts from public health officers to highlight COVID misinformation, with a bit of Hunter ...continue reading "Elon Musk is extorting ad companies"
Utah state Rep. Trevor Lee is not going to like this headline. Too bad. It’s accurate, even if he’d like to pretend it isn’t. Trevor Lee is again pushing a bill that would ban government agencies from displaying pride flags, but would allow Nazi and Confederate flags to be displayed in classrooms, so long as […]
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is wasting workers’ time and taxpayer dollars on “a witch hunt to find any content deemed ‘bad,’” according to a source familiar with the work and internal communications viewed by 404 Media. Specifically, people who
The City of St. Louis will pay $450,000 in a settlement nearly two years after a crash involving Janae Edmondson, an out-of-town teenager who lost her legs while walking around in the city.
CHAMPAIGN — Maddox Williams, a freshman wrestler from Jersey Community Unit School District No. 100, competed at the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) State Wrestling Tournament and posted a 1-2 overall record. Williams is a Sparklight Male Athlete of the Month for the Panthers. Williams faced Liam Kissane of St. Laurence in the 106-pound weight class, securing a pin in 3 minutes and 31 seconds in his second match to secure his first state tournament victory and bring his record to 1-1. Williams lost to Erik Klichurov of Lombard Montini later on Friday, but he said he was very happy with the opportunity to wrestle at state and with that experience. He also looks forward to the future in the sport with great optimism. Reflecting on his state performance, Williams said, "I came in with an open mind and set everything up. It was kind of hard but I really tried my best." Coach Frank Speidel expressed pride in Williams' achievement, particularly noting the challenges of competin
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a motion to intervene in a class-action lawsuit against Tyson Foods on Tuesday.
If granted, Bailey’s involvement will allow him access to confidential documents currently being withheld by Tyson Foods and key depositions taken by the prosecuting attorneys. Bailey aims to join the suit through permissive intervention, which will require the court to approve.
The case, which is being processed in New Madrid County, began when four farmers under contract…
Janae Edmondson, who lost her legs after being hit by a car in downtown St. Louis in 2023, will receive $450,000 from the city after officials settled a lawsuit over the crash.
The settlement is $67,000 less than the cap that Missouri laws set for damages that public entities have to pay out. The crash left the family with medical costs in the millions and prosthetics each costing hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to a press release from the law firm representing the Edmondson family.
“Janae…