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Shrimp fried rice seems fast and easy to make. He was even using a recipe called Easy Fried Rice. What could go wrong?

ST. LOUIS - A judge has sentenced Brittish Cierrah Williams, a former cast member of the reality show Basketball Wives, to four years in prison. Williams was involved in several schemes, including tax fraud, bank fraud, insurance fraud, and pandemic-related scam. Williams, 33, pleaded guilty to 15 felonies, which included misusing Social Security numbers, making [...]

Reality TV star and St. Louis native Brittish Williams was sentenced today in federal court to four years in prison after pleading guilty earlier this year to 15 counts of various types of fraud. The Clayton High graduate has appeared on VH1's Basketball Wives and Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars. She also co-hosted the morning show on St. Louis radio station Hot 104.1, a job she lost in the wake of her guilty plea in May.

The Creve Coeur City Council on Monday night approved a developer's plan for part of the Bayer campus, which incorporated some last-minute changes negotiated with residents.

This will be Gov. Mike Parson’s second Supreme Court appointment this year and third overall since he took office in 2018.

St. Louis sought to be included in a federal program that will dole out millions of dollars to support technology innovation, but the local bid fell short, leaving the group behind the effort "disappointed."

Heart is getting back together to help ring in 2024 in their hometown of Seattle, Washington. Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson just announced a special New Year's Eve show with special guest Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening at the…

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ALTON - Several bids and demolitions for various properties around Alton were approved by the Committee of the Whole at their meeting on Oct. 23, 2023. A $1,656 bid for 913 Humboldt Ct. was accepted by the committee. The bidder previously stated this property is a lot connected to their backyard. They claimed to have been maintaining the property for 13 years as the city and/or county has been unable to effectively manage the lot’s overgrowth, but the bidder has plans to “beautify” it. “My plans are to continue to keep up with the maintenance and plant native species landscaping to help with the efforts to beautify and support the growth of our wonderful town,” the bidder wrote to the city. A $1,093.78 bid for 225 Hamilton St. was also approved. While the bid was placed by a different individual than 913 Humboldt Ct., they cited similar reasons for the bid - the bidder wrote that 225 Hamilton St. is next to their current property and they also seek

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I am so frequently confused by companies that sue other companies for making their own sites and services more useful. It happens quite often. And quite often, the lawsuits are questionable CFAA claims against websites that scrape data to provide a better consumer experience, but one that still ultimately benefits the originating site. Over the […]

NEW YORK (AP) — In a courtroom showdown five years in the making, Donald Trump's fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen testified Tuesday that he worked to boost the supposed value of the former president's assets to “whatever number Trump told us to." It was a fraught and long-awaited face-to-face encounter between Trump and the now-disbarred lawyer who [...]

The Boeing Co. has selected Paric Corp. to build the defense contractor's aerospace expansion here, the contractor announced Tuesday.

The Complete 2023 Microsoft Power BI Super Bundle has 9 courses to teach you all about Power BI. Power BI allows the everyday Excel user to become a Business Intelligence Analyst. This hands-on course will prepare you to start your data analytics career and prepare you to implement Power BI in your organization successfully. Create […]

A St. Louis alderwoman on Tuesday said she removed language from pending legislation that would decriminalize public urination and defecation for homeless people, a response, in part, to public criticisms even from one lawmaker typically seen as an ally.

by Dr. John Gaal Editor’s Note: Each week, Dr. John Gaal, director of worker wellness for the Missouri Works Initiative, a non-profit workforce formed by the Missouri AFL-CIO, collects and comments on news and trends in workforce wellness and life balance. Construction Forum carries the Worker Wellness & Well-Being Blog as a regular feature. The […]

by Tom Finan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Construction Forum Last Wednesday Michael Kennedy, Sr., founder and CEO of KAI, Inc., told the story of an architectural career and a firm that might not have been, but for determination. During 2023 Construction Inclusion Week local St. Louis industry leaders came together with trade partners, community organizations and companies […]

Republicans first chose their majority leader to be Speaker of the House. Then they kicked him out and chose the new majority leader. Then they chose the founder of the House Freedom Caucus. Now they've chosen Tom Emmer, the majority whip. They're just going down the leadership list. In case you're wondering, next up is ...continue reading "Whose turn is it next to be Speaker nominee?"

Elton John fans know that he loves collecting things, especially fine art photography. His photography collection rivals that of most museums, but now, it's coming to a museum. London's Victoria…

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ALTON - If there’s anyone who’s embodied the spirit of Marquette Explorer football over the past few seasons, it’s been Carter Dennis. Usually an unsung hero on the offensive and defensive line, in Marquette’s final home game of the season, head coach Eric Dickerson drew up a play to get the senior lineman the ball. Carter made a move like a seasoned halfback, got to the outside, and scored a six-yard rushing touchdown in his final game wearing Explorer Blue at Public School Stadium. The touchdown got the biggest cheer from the night from Marquette fans, and from Carter’s teammates alike. “When we drew up that little play to get him the ball, I had no idea we’d be down by the goal line,” said Eric Dickerson, on getting Carter the ball in the fourth quarter of their final regular season game. “It was a great team moment there, and for Carson to end his high school career that way is awesome.” Carter thought so too. “It

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The plan aims to stop teenagers from openly carrying weapons — since minors can't get a concealed carry license.