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Three months after former reality TV star sentenced for fraud, her ex-boyfriend is also accused
A former professional basketball player whose ex-girlfriend was sentenced to prison last year for fraud is now facing his own federal indictment, accusing him of falsifying applications for pandemic relief loans.
New Bar:PM Footage Shows St. Louis Cop Cuffing Bar's Co-Owner
Newly released video shows the aftermath of a St. Louis police SUV hitting Bar:PM. The video was shot by a bystander and released via the Twitter account of Javad Khazaeli, the attorney representing Chad Morris.
St. Louis' new $100K jobs: The salary surge pushed these 16 roles to six-figure status
The post-pandemic salary surge and the turnover tsunami led to drastic increases in pay for a number of roles, and some occupations have now eclipsed the $100,000 per year mark.
Score up to 74% off during Wayfair’s annual Bed and Bath Sale
Refresh your bedroom or bathroom with amazing deals on home upgrades, bedroom furniture and more during the Wayfair winter bed and bath sale.
MELHS Musician Kate Mueller Named First Chair In All-State Honors Band, Greer, Jones and Harry Mueller Also All-State
EDWARDSVILLE – Four musicians from Metro-East Lutheran High School have earned All-State honors from the Illinois Music Education Association, with one student earning a top ranking. Kate Mueller, a sophomore at MELHS, has been named first-chair clarinet for the Illinois All-State Honors Band, which comprises the top-performing high school musicians in the state. Christian Greer, a sophomore at MELHS, earned a spot in the All-State Honors choir. Deagan Jones, a MELHS senior, was selected for the All-State Choir, and Harry Mueller, also a senior, was selected for the cello section of the All-State Orchestra. “All-State is a great opportunity for students to be challenged to perform some great works of music with other top-level high school musicians,” said Joseph Meador, director of the MELHS music department. In addition, Meador said, for Kate Mueller to be selected to serve as first chair clarinet in the Honors Band as a sophomore is a great honor for her and
Joe's Cafe Vows To Be Back Soon After City Visit, Canceled Show
For 21 years, Joe's Cafe (6104 Kingsbury Avenue) has been one St. Louis' most hidden hidden gems, a top-notch music venue and a bar with a major quirk: It doesn't actually sell booze. If a BYOB bar sounds weird to you, well, you're overdue for a visit to Joe's — but hey, it's only open on Thursdays. And tonight, a Thursday, it won't even be open.
North-south MetroLink expansion now estimated to cost $1.1B
A north-south expansion of the MetroLink light rail system could cost $1.1 billion, according to estimates submitted to the region's planning organization, up significantly from past figures.
Keystone Completes KMOX Channel 4’s New HQ and Production Studio
Construction of the new state-of-the-art production studio and headquarters for St. Louis CBS affiliate, First Alert 4, is complete with Keystone Construction Company as the general contractor. The advanced technology, expansion of sets and innovative workspaces bring the facility to the forefront of broadcast facilities in the nation. Design-build contractor Keystone Construction Company transformed an […]
Fox Sports signs Adam Wainwright to multiyear deal as full-time analyst
Adam Wainwright is trading in the birds on the bat for a suit and tie.
On Thursday, Fox Sports announced Wainwright would be joining the network as a full time analyst for its baseball coverage. As part of the multiyear deal, Wainwright will call regular season games, including the 2024 MLB World Tour: London Series in June.
“His connection not only to fans in St. Louis but really across the entire sport is what makes him a perfect fit at FOX Sports," Brad Zager, Fox Sports president of production…
Illinois-American Provides Cold Weather Tips For Water Pipes
ALTON – With frigid temperatures occurring across the state, Illinois American Water is reminding homeowners and businesses to take steps to prevent frozen water pipes. These tips can also help protect the local water service team as they perform critical work for reliable, safe water service. Customers should: • Allow a small trickle of water to run overnight to keep pipes from freezing. Customers should consider collecting the water for later use such as watering indoor plants and more. The cost of a short-term trickle is much less costly than a repair to a burst pipe. • Open cabinet doors to expose pipes. Opening cabinet doors exposes pipes to warmer room temperatures. Vice President of Operations Beth Matthews said, “These two tips are most important. They help residents keep their home plumbing safe, while also supporting our team in the field. Many times, when pipes freeze, customers will assume there is an issue with their water service and call our team
One of St. Louis' largest general contractors fills newly created C-suite role
The company, one of the St. Louis region's largest private companies as well as one of its biggest general contractors, said the new executive will work to shape a comprehensive employee strategy for the business.
Man found dead in snow behind business in St. Clair, Missouri
The snow and cold could disrupt Friday's commute
Friday morning's commute could be a little slick. Overnight, the St. Louis region experiences snow and bitterly cold air. This combination will make roads difficult to treat and may disrupt some morning commutes.
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Joe Walsh’s VetsAid hands out $260,000 in grants to Southern California veterans organizations
Joe Walsh’s annual VetsAid charity concert took place last November, and it raised a lot of money to help veterans organizations based in, or with operations on the ground in,…
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Clayco Pitched a Major Project for a North STL Lot. The City Said No.
From St. Louis Post-Dispatch: On a desolate, city-owned plot of 16½ acres in north St. Louis, Bob Clark saw the future of one of his companies. Clark, founder of construction giant Clayco, wanted to move the headquarters of a subsidiary to the lot. The company, Concrete Strategies, would add dozens of jobs and a facility […]
Edwardsville's Madison Ruklic Saluted For Academic Prowess At University Of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
STEVENS POINT, Wis. - Madison Ruklic, an Edwardsville native, was recently honored with a large-scale academic accomplishment and is saluted today on Riverbender.com and Edglentoday.com. Ruklic was named to a high honors student list at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point for this past fall. Stevens Point honored more than 2,500 undergraduate students for attaining high grade point averages during the fall semester of the 2023-2024 academic year. Full-time undergraduates who earned grade points of 3.90 to 4.0 (4.0 equals straight A) are given the highest honors designation. High honor citations go to those with grade point averages from 3.75 to 3.89 and honor recognition is accorded to those with grade point averages from 3.50 to 3.74. Personalized certificates of scholastic achievement are sent to those who earned highest honors distinction.
Two Illinois men arrested for $40K in January 6 damages
Two men from McLeansboro have been arrested for their participation in the January 6, 2021, criminal activity at the United State Capitol building.
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