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Missouri resident kills burglar during home invasion
A Camdenton resident shot and killed a person during a burglary attempt overnight Wednesday morning.
Missourians with disabilities and seniors could lose at-home care under new eligibility algorithm
Nearly 8,000 seniors and Missourians with disabilities could lose at-home care over the next year after a new eligibility algorithm went into effect this week, a spokesperson for the state health department told The Independent.
Starting Oct. 1, Missouri’s Department of Health and Senior Services implemented a change in the scoring algorithm they use to determine eligibility during annual reviews and enrollment for those receiving help with everyday tasks like going to the bathroom, getting dressed…
Have a felony record? You still might be eligible to vote in Missouri
Until they get in touch with him, organizer TJ James says, many people with a felony conviction have no idea that they have the right to vote. And it’s not for a lack of interest, said James, an organizer with the Metro Organization for Racial and Economic Equity, or MORE2. “I’ve had people that I […]
Start The Steal
This time Republicans will try to steal the election before it happens.
Art Saint Louis presents “Memento Mori”
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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No. 9 Missouri vs. No. 25 Texas A&M takes center stage as lone ranked matchup in Week 6
CNN Seems To Think Annoying Paywalls Will Save It From Irrelevance
CNN, like most cable news networks, professes to provide users access to journalism. Instead, what you’ll most consistently find is a sort of generic drivel with the rough edges (read: truth) sanded off. On any given day you’ll find a rotating parade of lazy “view from nowhere” journalism that doesn’t inform so much as it […]
‘It’s time for me to step back’: Missouri’s Blaine Luetkemeyer looks to retirement from Congress
Through 26 years as a legislator, U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer traveled back and forth from work to be with his family in St. Elizabeth.
Luetkemeyer has another agenda for this fall’s election season rather than campaigning: spending time on a small family farm in the Ozark foothills.
His seven grandchildren, aged from 2 to 17, were never old enough to cast a vote while Luetkemeyer was in Congress, but they will learn about his official activities with time.
“I want them to know that grandpa…
1% earners club in Missouri, Illinois: Here's what it takes to make it
The 1% club is getting more exclusive. Here's how much you need to make to be in those ranks in Missouri and Illinois.
Break-in at St. Louis cell tower causes major damage, theft
Thieves stole electrical components and caused significant damage to a cell phone tower in south St. Louis, causing over $15,000 in damage.
How SLSO set the scene for Saturday’s derby showdown at CITYPARK
Led by music director Stéphane Denève, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra helped St. Louis CITY SC create a memorable atmosphere ahead of the club's 3-1 win over Sporting Kansas City.
A closer look at CITY’s improvements under interim coach John Hackworth
Since taking over in July, Hackworth has helped the club find its footing—even as the playoffs have slipped away.
'Arch Eats' Podcast: Best Dishes in Wine Country
Take your fall winery visits to the next level. Join podcast hosts George Mahe and Cheryl Baehr as they discuss the best food from local wineries.
Panera Bread to lay off corporate workers, memo says
Panera CEO José Dueñas said the restructuring will “remove silos and simplify leadership reporting lines to make faster decisions and drive more consistent execution.”
Need a job? St. Charles County raising salaries to lure new workers amid ‘war for talent’
St. Charles County officials say they are going on a salary offensive amid what they describe as an ongoing "war for talent" among city and county governments.
Reparations panel calls for cash for Black St. Louisans. How much? Still unclear.
The people who attended the commission’s meetings over the past year and a half have repeatedly hammered on the need for direct payments on a large scale.
Hundreds of seniors wait hours to apply for property tax freeze in St. Louis County
Despite the long wait times, the mood was calm at the Northwest Crossing satellite office. The deadline to apply for the county's senior property tax freeze is June 30, 2025.
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