City officials in a St. Charles County municipality have rejected a proposed gas station and convenience store due to nearby residents’ concerns about traffic and other infrastructure, but agreed to annex part of the site into the city.
A Missouri House member has introduced a resolution calling on residents to encourage their elected officials to change management of St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
Some $1 million in city of St. Louis tax dollars have been spent on the north-south MetroLink expansion project so far, as Bi-State Development is poised to award more work.
A country club in Troy, Missouri, caught fire late Sunday afternoon.
The Lincoln County Fire Chief Michael Marlow said the fire started somewhere in the attic of Woods Fort County Club.
“It's a clubhouse, restaurant and golf shop," Marlow said. "There were golfers present. They were operating the below areas where their golf carts are and whatnot. That was quickly evacuated. Some of the employees saw the fire and pulled the fire alarm, which caused them to get evacuated. So there were no civilian…
As part of a new five-year strategic plan, the St. Louis Community Foundation said it will now prioritize grant-making using its discretionary funds in two areas – what it terms economic mobility and youth connections.
A lot of attention was paid to St. Louis' poor performance in the 2020 census. Less discussed is that the region's population problems go back decades.
Graybar, the Clayton-based distributor of electrical, communications and data networking products, has expanded its footprint in Colorado, even as union workers continue a local strike.
Major League Soccer franchise St. Louis City SC won’t participate in the 2024 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, a development that comes as MLS’ leadership has denounced the current state of the national soccer tournament.
A state-court judge on Friday OK'd Webster University's move to reclassify restricted endowment funds, amid financial challenges that threaten violation of lending requirements.
Boeing pulled out of Wichita in 2005, leaving Spirit AeroSystems as a breakoff company manufacturing fuselages and other components for Boeing and other customers.
A Missouri-based loan servicing organization pushed back Friday on allegations that it mismanaged a federal aid program, arguing the U.S. Department of Education is partially to blame for complaints included in a recent report.
The Higher Education Loan Authority of the State of Missouri, better known as MOHELA, said in an emailed statement to The Independent that the company follows all guidelines laid out by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid. That, the company…
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