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Stocks plunged Monday morning as mounting concerns about the strength of the U.S. economy and the outlook for microchip production shook Wall Street.

The books are hidden within walking distance of Geggie Elementary School, and any child may join in on the scavenger hunt.

Found this in a May 1974 issue of “The St Louis Phonograph Record,” a newspaper print publication based out of Hollywood, CA

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The new collection from Pulitzer Prize–winning poet and Washington University professor Carl Phillips is out August 6.

Months of campaigning and TV ad wars will come to a close Tuesday, as Missouri voters head to the polls to pick their party’s nominee for Congress, the state legislature and nearly every statewide office.  The Independent tried to answer some of the questions you may have about voting in Missouri’s primary.  Polls across the […]

A bear sighting was reported in rural Columbia, Illinois, and the Monroe County Sheriff's Department advised people to stay calm and avoid approaching bears.

There’s been significant progress, but many popular consumer electronics brands are still building hardware that’s often impossible to repair despite a flood in new state “right to repair” laws around the country. That’s at least the conclusion of this new report by the US Public Interest Research Group (PIRG). PIRG examined 21 different mainstream tech […]

The Lake St. Louis-based nonemergency medical transportation broker and health care company has opened its third St. Louis-area office.

Toni Cousins and Matt Davis have an “illegitimate, reactionary, over-reaching” role in St. Louis Public Schools, Emily Hubbard writes.

Nine years ago, a report highlighted the "extreme" fragmentation in St. Louis area policing. Steps are finally being taken today.

St. Louis' job growth is seventh-fastest among the 50 largest metropolitan areas, ahead of Sunbelt cities like Austin, Phoenix and Charlotte.

Overzealous courts and policing, Ferguson showed, were symptoms of more lethal illnesses that run deep here.

It’s been nearly 10 years since Michael Brown Jr. was shot and killed by a Ferguson police officer. His father Michael Brown Sr, stepmom Cal Brown, and their kids have been working everyday since then to heal. They launched the Michael Brown Sr. Chosen For Change Organization to turn their pain into purpose.

Richard Jones hasn't been seen since June 2022, and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office has more questions than answers about his disappearance.

Missouri in the last year has significantly reduced its backlog of overdue nursing home inspections, recent federal data shows, though it still stands out for how low nursing staff is at many facilities. Around this time last year, a quarter of nursing homes hadn’t been inspected in at least two years.  Now the number is […]

TOPEKA, Kan. — The magistrate who authorized last year’s police raid on the Marion County Record escaped discipline from a state panel by making claims that contradict statements in federal lawsuits about how the search warrants arrived in front of her and whether the police chief swore they were true before she signed them. Magistrate […]

Yet even as they grapple with the details of Gov. Mike Parson’s order, industry mavens expect a legal challenge.

Neha and Priyank Barot serve up breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the former Whichwich location.