Snoop Dogg and Master P are suing cereal maker Post Consumer Brands, which is a unit of St. Louis-based Post Holdings, and retail giant Walmart over claims that a breakfast cereal backed by the rappers was unfairly hidden from store shelves.
Mining cryptocurrency requires enormous amounts of computing power and electricity, both to keep the digital calculations going and to cool the machines doing the work. A legislator from St. Charles County wants to make it easier for entrepreneurs to set up their mines in Missouri, proposing legislation that prevents local governments from limiting the locations […]
Back in December I wrote a feature for The Verge exploring the FCC’s long overdue effort to stop race and class discrimination in broadband deployment. For decades, big telecoms have not only refused to evenly upgrade broadband in low income and poor areas (despite billions in subsidies for this exact purpose), they’ve charged poor and […]
The Vatican on Monday announced two more decisions on the fate of parishes that appealed their closures under the Archdiocese of St. Louis' "All Things New" restructuring plan.
In the first decision, the Dicastery for the Clergy upheld St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski’s decree to consolidate Saints Philip and James parish in River aux Vases into Ste. Genevieve parish in Ste. Genevieve.
In its second decision, the Vatican did not uphold the Archdiocese's decree to consolidate St. Richard…
Among the most prolific and popular writers of the 20th century, these days, Dame Agatha Christie is primarily known for the stage adaptations of her novels. Filled with purposeful misdirection and an abundance of eccentric characters, the plays are perennial favorites of theater companies large and small.
You can't generally count on St. Louis snowplows to clear your streets, but as one unlucky city resident learned, you can't count them out entirely: She was nailed by one on a snowy day just over a year ago, and she has the video to prove it. The footage, shared by attorney Ben Sansone, shows cars speeding along St. Louis Avenue on December 22, 2022, part of the bitter cold snap that preceded Christmas that year. That's when a driver named Mya Holliday attempted to turn right onto Union.