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Having clearly not learned many lessons from the ongoing and growing repercussions for false claims of election fraud, election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell last week unveiled his new plan (see video) to “monitor” election polling places by using… drones. According to Ars Technica, Lindell claimed he’d developed a first-of-its-kind drone technology to monitor for election fraud: […]

In a letter dated Tuesday, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey warned St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones that her proposed gun legislation "would not survive" under state law.

As we wind down this very crazy summer of movies, where the two biggest hits were a gonzo feminist manifesto starring an iconic toy doll and a time-twisting biopic about the guy who invented the atomic bomb (that is, when he wasn't getting butt-bald-nekkid with Florence Pugh), I think it's best we close things out with some good ol' earnest, energetic entertainment. Thankfully, Gran Turismo, which was originally scheduled to come out a couple weeks ago (the Barbenheimer blitz made Sony push it to the end of the month), is here to provide some high-speed melodrama during these dog days of summer.

All but one of the 31 bills proposed in Missouri were sponsored by Republicans, including several labeled as some version of a “Parental Rights Act.”

They work alone, and the things they make are strikingly diverse. One has that classic storybook look, with wild faces and tiny fine lines making up detailed backgrounds.

The Cardinals and Papa John's are teaming up to offer discounted tickets when the Cards host the San Diego Padres next week.

St. Louis aldermen are looking into ways to give businesses a break and cut red tape.

From downtown to St. Charles, ambitious developments are changing the landscape across the metro area.

The all-natural, locally made product is now available at area restaurants and select retail outlets, including Schnucks.

The city of St. Louis is stepping up Wednesday to help find new jobs for workers recently laid off from trucking companies. Hundreds of workers in the area are impacted.

It's been a brutally hot first week of back-to-school for so many students, teachers, and staff in the area.

Sara Patino makes elegant, earth-friendly jewelry for everyday use.

Samantha Lander is the founder of SeeFit Living, a St. Louis-based wellness company that focuses on personal training, nutritional consultations, and more.

St. Louis region’s startup community is growing and there are a growing number of opportunities and resources for early-stage startups. Incubators are an excellent way for startups still in development to hone their business plan and scale up before attending their first pitch meeting. This is a continuation of the spotlight series we began in June examining local resources and funding sources available to startups in the area. The big difference: Incubators vs accelerators In many ways, an incubator…

Uncertainty follows a meeting where The Staenberg Group's attorney said the developer was reconsidering the project because of a proposed restriction.

The United Steelworkers union has backed Ohio-based steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs' offer to buy U.S. Steel.

Former President Donald Trump is lapping his challengers among Missouri Republicans, Sen. Josh Hawley is the most polarizing politician in the state, and children shouldn’t discuss gender identity or sexual orientation in elementary school, a new poll released Wednesday suggests. The latest St. Louis University/YouGov poll, which surveyed 900 likely Missouri voters from July 27 […]

The post Missouri voters back Trump, show little middle ground on Hawley, new poll shows appeared first on Missouri Independent.

The transaction is still subject to U.S. government approval.

The $265 million bond issue does a little bit of everything, from restoring playgrounds to constructing storm shelters in the Parkway School District.