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"It's hard, you know sleeping outside, getting eaten up by ants, spiders, getting stung by a bee," said Samuel Haymon.

St. Louis-area fans of college basketball will have a new way to watch college basketball games this coming season.

Sgt. Emily Gilyon, an officer for almost 25 years, said she was “disappointed and disgusted.”

Missouri’s general revenue has lagged behind inflation for two years in a row. And with that gap widening, the next few months could determine whether state revenue will see a year-over-year decline for the first time in more than a decade. “September is a good sort of bellwether one for us, because that’s where we get quarterly payments from both individuals and corporations,” Dan Haug, Gov. Mike Parson’s budget director, said in an interview with The Independent last week. “There’s…

Hello everyone, and welcome back to State of Emergency. I’m Jake, and today we’re going to be talking about how a politician’s disaster response can influence voter attitudes and election outcomes. In July 2022, a storm dropped more than 14 inches of rain on Kentucky, sending flash floods rolling through the mountainous counties in the […]

Art Saint Louis is pleased to announce our Fall 2024 exhibition, “Memento Mori,” on view September 14-October 17, 2024 at our newly relocated Art Saint Louis Gallery at 2801 Locust […]

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AT&T’s $86 billion merger with Time Warner resulted in an ocean of chaos, layoffs, and quality control problems. That was followed up with T-Mobile’s $26 billion merger with Sprint, which resulted in thousands of layoffs and an immediate end to wireless price competition in the U.S. Not to be outdone, struggling satellite TV providers Dish Network (owned […]

An Atlanta developer plans to buy a 52-acre site once expected to be part of a $1 billion East Coast corporate campus for Centene, which the St. Louis-based managed care company dropped two years ago.

The six-year-old St. Louis-based company's platform offers growth for clients like YMCA and colleges looking for additional recreation activities.

The changes are all part of Spectrum's new "Life Unlimited" brand platform, which is rolling out across the country this week.

Missouri’s general revenue has lagged behind inflation for two years in a row. And with that gap widening, the next few months could determine whether state revenue will see a year-over-year decline for the first time in more than a decade.  “September is a good sort of bellwether one for us, because that’s where we […]

The 60 mixed-income apartments will be near the Ville Wellness Campus to provide neighbors with immediate access to health care.

David Gregory, a Republican running for a state senate seat, says “every woman deserves a castle.” But preservationists don’t like his plan.