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The desire for artificial intelligence skills in new hires has exploded over the last five years, and continues to be a priority for hiring managers across nearly every industry, data from Stanford University’s annual AI Index Report found. In 2023, 1.6% of all United States-based jobs required AI skills, a slight dip from the 2% posted in […]

With summer winding down and area students heading back to the classroom, the Clean Air Partnership is pleased to shine... Read More

For as long as the evening news has existed, America has been portrayed as a dangerous place to live. Reminding people we’re a very safe country — especially over the past 30 years — doesn’t draw in viewers. And it doesn’t draw in voters, either. Among the many, many, many things Donald Trump lied about […]

       by Pat Lindsey This is it. This is the last show of The Muny’s seven-show season and it’s a doozy. Even though every one of the other six shows was perfectly wonderful, The Muny seems to have a tradition of saving the best for last. Get ready for “Anything Goes” to come tap dancing […]

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Plans call for investments in research infrastructure including new laboratories, greenhouses and office space at the Chesterfield campus, a Bayer spokesperson said.

The number of people languishing in Missouri jails in need of court-ordered mental health treatment currently stands at 344 — and the wait time for a hospital bed averages one year.  That’s up from 254 people this time last year, according to Missouri Department of Mental Health data provided to The Independent. A spokeswoman for the […]

CAHOKIA - A Cahokia man who died after being shot to death on Camp Jackson Road in Cahokia Heights early Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, has been identified as Trevion J. Brown. He was pronounced dead at the scene at 1:20 a.m. Tuesday. Brown had an address listed in the 300 block of Range Lane, Cahokia Heights. Cahokia Heights Police are investigating the crime. The call came into police at 12:39 a.m. on Tuesday. Law enforcement said a motive has not been discovered yet and they urge anyone with any information on this crime to contact the Cahokia Heights Police Department at (618) 332-1184.

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Missouri American Water said the leak could cause some customers to experience low or no water pressure.

All members of the department submitted their resignations to their city council on Monday, the county sheriff's office said.

MADISON COUNTY — At approximately 5:02 a.m. Wednesday morning, Aug. 21, 2024, Madison County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a report of an attempted vehicle theft in the 3100 block of West Chain of Rocks Road. Upon arrival, deputies observed the stolen vehicle fleeing the scene, prompting a brief vehicle pursuit. The pursuit concluded in the area of New Poag Road and Old Alton Road where the suspect abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot. A subsequent foot pursuit ensued, leading deputies to establish a perimeter in the vicinity. Several surrounding police agencies provided assistance in the search effort. Despite the coordinated efforts, the suspect remains at large. "As of this moment, the suspect is not in custody; however, we are actively following up on leads to apprehend him. The stolen vehicle has been recovered. Authorities continue to investigate and urge anyone with information to come forward.

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Activities at the birthday party will include card making, litter awareness, and even an "Eat Like Peanut" activity, the Missouri Department of Conservation said.

ALTON - Pride, Inc. will host their biannual City-Wide Litter Cleanup to further their “Love Where You Live” initiative. From 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024, community members are invited to pick up trash around Alton. Pat Stewart, executive director of Pride, Inc., explained that the organization aims to increase awareness about littering and encourage people to take pride in their community. “Litter continues to be a problem in this area. Anybody can drive up and down the streets and see what I’m talking about,” she said. “Our mission is to love where you live. It’s not just taking pride in your home, but in your community. So we’re getting people involved, and it’s always a great event.” Stewart said there will be over 60 groups that participate, from sports teams to scouting troops. You can participate as part of a group or as an individual, and Pride, Inc. will direct you to a location that needs

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The annual matchup between the Billkens’ and Cougars’ men’s and women’s sides returns to CITYPARK on September 8.

Following a merger with a rival company, Arch Resources Inc. will be headquartered in Pennsylvania.

ALTON - The Alton Marina will celebrate its 28th anniversary with a Margaritaville-themed party. From 7–10 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, community members are invited to the free celebration at the marina, located at #1 Henry Street in Alton. Mark Klose and the Klose Kuarters Band will play, and Ole Morales Tacos will be onsite to offer “the original Alton tacos,” said Rob Honke, the marina’s general manager. “Everybody come down,” Honke said. “It doesn’t cost you anything to get in. Pop by the riverfront for the Food Truck Festival and then take a walk down and hang out with us. Save some room for Morales Tacos and a few cocktails.” Attendees can enjoy drink specials and merchandise giveaways throughout the night. The marina is also offering a special buy-one-get-one dockage deal in the week between the party and Labor Day weekend. The Alton Amphitheater is hosting the Food Truck Festival on Aug. 24, and Honke encourages

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THE 2ND ANNUAL TOUR de FLORISSANT WILL BE ON LABOR DAY Sept. 2 Mayor Tim Lowery and the City of Florissant are proud to partner with Big Shark Bicycle Company and\ announce that Historic Old Town Florissant will be the new host venue for the final day of the 2024 Bommarito Audi West County Gateway […]

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The ruling stems from a legal dispute that began shortly after London Tea Room moved in October 2022 from Tower Grove South to Downtown West.

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