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Officers on Sunday night found a man shot dead inside a car in the city's Mark Twain I-70 Industrial neighborhood.

Tower Grove CDC is collecting feedback and stories from residents like you to inform the MO Public Service Commission (MO PSC) of the importance of energy efficiency programs to reduce utility bills, improve comfort and safety, and improve health. To learn more about Ameren’s current energy efficiency programs, see here. More information on Ameren’s proposed energy efficiency programs is included in the survey below.

Please complete the form linked below so we can share your ideas and stories with the PSC to request their approval of Ameren’s proposed energy efficiency program.

The MO PSC is the state regulatory agency that provides oversight for Ameren and other Missouri utilities. As required by the Missouri Energy Efficiency Investment Act (MEEIA), utilities like Ameren are required to submit a proposal and get approval for their energy efficiency programs. Whenever a utility submits an energy efficiency portfolio (a group of energy efficiency programs), the MO PSC has a process to hear comments and testimony from interested groups and the public.

The PSC requires the full name, address, email, and phone number of residents in order for feedback to be included as testimony. We will not share your personal information with anyone else but will submit your input to the PSC’s website.

By completing this form you are helping to advocate for energy efficiency programs in our region! 

Thank you!

Please complete this form by April 30, 2024. https://forms.gle/V1Xk2BDBkLKFJ2a49

Art Saint Louis--a nonprofit art organization and gallery located in downtown St. Louis for 40 years--presents our Spring 2024 art exhibition, "Window to the Soul." This juried show is on […]

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The embattled speaker of the Missouri House had little to say over the weekend in his first public comments since being accused of threatening potential witnesses and other stall tactics aimed at obstructing an ethics committee inquiry into his alleged misconduct. Speaker Dean Plocher sat down for an interview released on Sunday with Scott Faughn, […]

The post Dean Plocher mum on allegations he obstructed ethics probe, pressured witnesses appeared first on Missouri Independent.

I’ve mentioned more than a few times how the singular hyperventilation about TikTok is kind of silly distraction from the fact that the United States is too corrupt to pass a modern privacy law, resulting in no limit of dodgy behavior, abuse, and scandal. We have no real standards thanks to corruption, and most people […]

Additional flights to a key destination are coming to St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

A political consultant asked for records about an incident at the St. Francois County Jail. Then the computer system crashed.

Right now a company that had ordered goods six weeks ahead of time is likely ordering three months ahead of time, a Washington University professor says.

With the launch of Gastronauts, the group aims to grow to 15 Hi-Pointes and seven Taco Buddhas by 2027.

The $12.5 million North County police precinct, at 11030 Dunn Road near Route 367 and Interstate 270, was supposed to open last year.

As the deadline approaches for an abortion-rights coalition to gather enough signatures for their ballot question, anti-abortion forces are seeking to dissuade voters from signing.

A pedestrian was struck and killed Monday morning on westbound Missouri 30 at Gravois Road, causing a major traffic jam. The Missouri State Highway Patrol tells FOX 2 that the person was standing in the road before being hit by a vehicle.

GREENVILLE, Ill. -- Nick Morrow Day is being held in Greenville Monday to honor the NFL linebacker and Greenville University graduate. Morrow, who is one of the few Division III players to make it to the NFL, is visiting the university for the festivities. An All-American in his senior year, Morrow has since played for [...]

ST. LOUIS -- Wrestling history was made last night at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis as Swerve Strickland became the first African American AEW World Champion. Strickland claimed the title by defeating Samoa Joe in the main event of AEW Dynasty. During his visit to FOX 2 on Friday morning, Strickland expressed his affection for [...]

Thomas Kinworthy is expected to argue mental illness prevented him from knowing what he was doing when he barricaded himself inside a home and shot several times at police.

Calling all picklers: Maryland Heights is jumping on the pickleball craze with the opening of its new membership, tech-driven pickleball “wellness facility,” Hi Pickle Club (2551 Metro Boulevard, Maryland Heights).  At Hi Pickle Club, which is projected to open this fall, picklers can enjoy the eight regulation-sized pickleball courts, players lounges and locker rooms, as well as a cross-training facility operated by HiDow, which offers electrotherapy, recovery, wellness and sports medicine. In the last year, St. Louis has seen pickleball facilities pop up all over the area including Chicken ‘N’ Pickle (1500 South Main Street, St. Charles) and Padel + Pickleball (1220 North Price Road, Olivette). 

One hundred percent of the sheriffs in the City of St. Louis agree: the Riverfront Times is an exciting read. That was — more or less — the sentiment Sheriff Vernon Betts expressed at a neighborhood meeting in Bevo Mill Thursday night, where he was one of several elected officials and candidates speaking at a union hall on Delor Street. After his remarks, someone in the audience asked him about recent media coverage of a photo that showed a detainee in Betts' charge lying in his own excrement.