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Mariah Carey said she couldn't sit back when Britney Spears' conservatorship drama came to a head this year. Speaking to NME, the Grammy winner touched upon her own struggles with her family and the…

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Talib M. Ziyad, 39, was found guilty in the July 5, 2018, shooting death of of Rachaud Grayer.

The smoke and flames forced several people to jump from a second-story window.

While federal authorities on Thursday permanently reversed restrictions on the first of a two-pill medication abortion regime, Missourians are still unable to receive the medication by mail.

Hidden Valley was set to open for the season on Sunday

Most of us know the feeling of glancing at our pup’s face as we shut the door behind us, leaving them for a night out on the town. This year, however, your beloved pet can join you for Bar K’s (4565 McRee Avenue, 314-530-9990) Ugly Sweater Party.

Both humans and furry friends can attend the event on December 18 from 12 to 5 p.m.…

Several Missouri and Illinois school districts are stepping up security in response to the posts that many officials are assuring were not considered credible.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sent letters last week to more than 30 school districts and health agencies across the state declaring they must end their mask mandates immediately.

Here are reporter Jack Suntrup’s five most memorable stories from 2021.Jack Suntrup’s memorable stories from 2021: Marijuana legalization on 2022 ballot and a threat from the governor

The concept comes from the team behind two other City Foundry concepts.

Treasurer Scott Fizpatrick said districts that want to participate in the bond direct deposit program must certify that they're in compliance with the ruling

The man was taken to a hospital for treatment.

The Juvenile Detention Center at the intersection of Enright and Vandeventer avenues has been the site of three escapes in three months.

The Dec. 10 tornado killed six people at the warehouse in Edwardsville

When Andy Karandzieff wants to illustrate just how much Crown Candy Kitchen (1401 St. Louis Avenue, 314-621-9650) means to him and his family, he brings up his father, George.…

This story was originally published by the Kansas City Beacon. Expanding state financial aid programs, banning COVID-19 vaccine requirements on campus, and restricting lessons about racism and sexism are just some of the topics of higher education laws being proposed in the Missouri legislature. The next legislative session starts Jan. 5, but representatives and senators  […]

The post Scholarships, guns, teaching about racism: Missouri higher education bills to watch appeared first on Missouri Independent.

A Missouri man on Friday pleaded guilty to federal charges of receiving child pornography, admitting to a second offense involving the illicit and illegal videos.