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“The only thing that keeps us from impacting hundreds more of young people in North City is just being limited on the staff members we have,” said Julian.

For years a growing number of US towns and cities have been forced into the broadband business thanks to US telecom market failure. Frustrated by high prices, lack of competition, spotty coverage, and terrible customer service, some 750 US towns and cities have explored some kind of community broadband option. While the telecom industry routinely insists these […]

Wally's, the Pontiac, Illinois-based gas station and retail shop operator, will open its first St. Louis-area location Friday.

ST. LOUIS - We may never have known about the Pam Hupp suppressed evidence if FOX 2 wasn’t in the courtroom during Russ Faria’s 2013 murder trial. Now Hupp will soon be the focus of a national television series. The coverage of her case began with FOX Files investigator Chris Hayes. Monday night, after a [...]

Danielle Deavens recently celebrated the myriad ways two years of being in business has changed her business. After receiving an Arch Grant in 2020 she relocated her company, Bold Xchange, from Charlotte, North Carolina to St. Louis and the gifting startup has maintained a winning streak. Last year, they went on to win an additional […]

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ST. LOUIS (AP) — On the second anniversary of Missouri’s first COVID-19 case, St. Louis city’s mask mandate has ended. St. Louis County was the site of the state’s first …

Owner Lydia Allen started baking cakes when she was just 14 years old.

Conflux Co-Learning, a "co-learning space" exclusively serving manufacturers and distributors is launching a career fair. It will be a one-stop opportunity for those interested in pursuing a position in the manufacturing and distribution industry.

I didn’t think I was going to be able to write another post like this this year since the Missouri Legislature passed a fuel tax increase last session after voters rejected a sales tax increase in 2014 and a fuel tax increase in 2018. For the first time in 25 years, the state’s fuel tax […]

The post Gas Tax Cut Again in Missouri? appeared first on NextSTL.

ST. LOUIS - Monday marks the two-year anniversary of the first confirmed COVID case in Missouri, and it was in St. Louis County. Since then, there has been an enormous amount of tragedy with many people becoming sick and dying from COVID. Now things are looking much more positive. St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam [...]

ST. LOUIS - Monday marks the start of Severe Weather Preparedness Week. It's a time to prepare and educate yourself on responding to severe weather. Towns that were hit hardest by tornados in St. Charles County at the end of 2021 are especially aware of this. A storm in December damaged homes in Defiance and New [...]

Columns, bay windows, and an original light fixture are just a few of this space’s standout features.

St. Louis-based yoga instructor and wellness coach Grace Leon explains how self-reflection, meditation, and gratitude are key components to overall health.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

It comes as no surprise that the progressive city of St. Louis is knee-deep in one of the most important criminal justice reform issues in America. Too bad it's on the wrong side.…

It was just after 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10, when the forms arrived from the state treasurer’s office. Without warning, and with little explanation, school superintendents discovered they were now required to certify their district had complied with Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s demands to drop any and all COVID-19 mitigation measures, such as mask […]

The post Schools left ‘scrambling’ after Missouri treasurer tied bond deals to AG’s COVID demands appeared first on Missouri Independent.