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This year's 40 Under 40 Awards honorees represent a slew of industries, including banking, education, retail, health care and construction, among others. Companies represented within the 2022 class include St. Louis City SC, Saint Louis Zoo, Enterprise Holdings, and Bayer, among others.

Manchester is planning to move out of its historic city hall building.

St. Louis Foodscaper Matt Lebon runs an edible landscaping business where he introduces the community to the many benefits of growing native plants. He believes understanding biodiversity is vital as the world adapts to changing weather patterns.

If you already know you won’t be able to make it to the polls, Missouri allows absentee voting starting Sept. 27, in person or by mail.

The city's Public Safety Committee plans to discuss the ongoing trash problem Tuesday morning.

University City is seeking $7 million from the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency.

A hearing is scheduled Tuesday morning in the case of an alleged hazing incident at the University of Missouri.

The St. Louis Police Union has made a change with its business manager.

It's a clear and chilly Tuesday morning.

STEM occupations are projected to grow by 10.5 percent from 2020 to 2030, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Acclaimed restaurateurs Michael and Tara Gallina opened the much-anticipated bistro in the former Bar Les Frères space in Clayton earlier this year.

Television and radio personality Roland Martin will speak during the East St. Louis NAACP 68th Freedom Fund Banquet at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022, at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel, 800 Washington. The 2022 theme is “This is…

This commentary was originally published by Investigate Midwest. Anybody who has kept an eye on agricultural doings knows that consolidation is occurring at an alarming rate. In the past couple of decades, competition between agricultural giants has become a fading memory. Even this short list is staggering: China’s WH Group purchased Smithfield Foods – the largest producer […]

The post Foreign investors are snapping up U.S. land. But exactly how much, who knows? appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Ever wonder why ads show SUVs dashing through the forest?

The coastal region is severely flood-prone, even with smaller storms.

“Fiona is a storm, and the privatization of the electric grid is a storm as well.“

Seth Waite and Jim McBride didn’t sit still for long.  After selling their home relocation technology startup, Handled, in 2021 to Fenton-based transportation giant UniGroup, the local entrepreneurs knew they wanted to team up again on high-tech startups.  As they plotted their next move, Waite and McBride knew they wanted to focus on advancing companies with products that included artificial intelligence and machine learning. But aside from the technology, the duo realized what they loved…

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland will host a special John Mellencamp Fan Day this Thursday, September 29, that will celebrate the opening of a permanent exhibit…

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The way Build Back Better unfolded made it an insider’s game, wasting serious effort and hundreds of millions of dollars from outside organizations.