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Operation Food Search (OFS) is increasing its programming and impact with the renovation of its Overland, Mo., headquarters, to be completed later this year. The project is being funded by an $11 million New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) loan from the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership (STL Partnership) with U.S. Bancorp Impact Finance as the […]

You're aware of the practice of judge shopping, right? Most often it's used by conservatives, who file suits in specific locations where they're guaranteed to get a wingnut judge who will issue a nationwide injunction based on even the flimsiest evidence. Favored judges include Matthew Kacsmaryk (mifepristone, "Remain in Mexico"); Drew Tipton (immigration); Mark Pittman ...continue reading "Conservative judge shopping finally gets banned"

Anyone who knows the shooter's identity or has any other information is asked to contact police.

Thee J. Huston Tavern has long boasted of being the oldest continuously operating restaurant west of the Mississippi River.

Two men were charged Tuesday with murder after police said they shot a man and his girlfriend while driving on the Eads Bridge in January.

An arrest warrant was issued Tuesday for a St. Louis man wanted for attacking a 62-year-old after they departed a MetroBus in Downtown West.

Lenny Kravitz officially has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.On Tuesday, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee, known for hit songs "Fly Away" and "It Ain't…

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Former U.S. Justice Department special counsel Robert Hur on Tuesday defended from both Republican and Democratic critics on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee his conclusion that President Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified documents likely broke federal law but was not worthy of prosecution. Few new facts emerged from the acrimonious five-hour hearing. But Hur’s conclusions […]

The post Former special counsel in Biden classified documents probe attacked by both sides in hearing appeared first on Missouri Independent.

The era of full-time remote work will end for employees of a bank in St. Louis.

John Doerr, P.E., executive vice president of Tarlton – St. Louis’ largest women-owned general contracting and construction management firm – will be a panelist at the Leaders & Legends Construction Leadership Council (CLC) Speaker Series by the AGC of Missouri on March 12. As one of three panelists selected for the event this year, Doerr […]

From West Newsmagazine:  Construction has begun on the $11.5 million government center for the city of Eureka. The new facility, named the Michael A. Wiegand Justice Center after the city’s police chief, will house Eureka’s police department, municipal court and city offices. The project started on Jan. 11, with the demolition of the city’s 44-year-old […]

The lieutenant governor’s race was one of two statewide races that had yet to feature a Democrat.

The program aims to promote research and development partnerships between small- and midsized businesses and Illinois higher education institutions.

St. Louis’ vast musical range includes reggae and native son Tevin Rice, aka the Gold Giraffe, is putting the genre’s sun-splashed vibes front and center just in time for 314 Day celebrations by hosting “If St. Louis Had A Beach” on March 15.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office has charged two men in connection with a shooting in January on the Eads Bridge that left one man dead.

Five people are dead, including three children, after a school bus and semi-truck crashed in Rushville.

The suspects spray-painted the name of a white nationalist group on One Family Church and Poke Doke Asian Cuisine Restaurant, according to charging documents.