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Metro Transit is cutting or reducing service on some bus routes, effective Monday, as it deals with a worker shortage.

Moto Inc. submitted plans to build a convenience store with gas pumps and an automated tunnel car wash on 2.94 acres

This weekend’s concerts by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra are dedicated to the memory of Post-Dispatch classical music critic Sarah Bryan Miller.

I’ve looked at a little bit of Cabanne Avenue in between Union and Kingshighway boulevards before, but I decided to take a look at another section of the street between Clarendon and Academy avenues one Saturday morning. The housing stock… Continue Reading →

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

The concept, which has taken over the space of the former Basil Spice Thai Cuisine, is a joint venture from two St. Louis restaurateurs.

Four other people were injured in the crash

Months after a court ordered Missouri to expand Medicaid, the state has been slow to reach out to hundreds of thousands of eligible residents who could benefit from the public health care program.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate last week remained unchanged from the prior week's 3.10%.

Boy did we pull off an upset.…

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MotoMart is once again trying to build a gas station on the Missouri side of the Missisippi River next to the Jefferson Barracks Bridge, after St. Louis County officials rejected its first attempt last year.

When people are checked into the Clay County Detention Center, they all have to pay an intake fee of $8. But for women on their periods, entering the jail used to cost them extra. Incarcerated women at the facility used to be charged about $6 for two packages of 12 pads. If they didn’t have […]

The post With new law and state funds, some Missouri jails lift fees for tampons and pads appeared first on Missouri Independent.

I feel the need to correct the record regarding Mill Creek Valley, to counter the false information being repeated. Though St. Louis was founded in 1764 it wasn’t incorporated until 1823. At that time “the city limits were expanded west to Seventh Street and north and south by approximately 5 ...

As we begin to resume some sense of normalcy in our lives during this holiday season, and as we gather with family and friends, it behooves us to think about and discuss a not so simple question: “Who are we?” Who are we becoming, as a nation, as a city, as a community or as […]

The post A time to think about who we are and who we are becoming | Opinion appeared first on Missouri Independent.

During this episode of Politically Speaking, Sen. Holly Rehder, a Republican representing part of southeast Missouri, speaks about a letter she cosigned calling for a special session to pass legislation barring private companies from issuing mask mandates. Rehder also spoke about a recent hearing on missing foster children in the state, the statewide Prescription Drug Monitoring Program she helped pass after years of prior attempts, as well as her expectations for the 2021 legislative session.

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the death of George Harrison, who passed away from complications from lung cancer at age 58. Harrison, of course, first came to fame as…

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Noal Brengman of Edwardsville, IL became a Real Rock Hero in the Real Rock Army today

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