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Today on TAP: Not the ones in our grade schools. The ones in Ukraine.

Steve Nicks often posts heartfelt essays in response to world events, and the mass shooting in Uvalde, TX that left 19 children and two adults dead has inspired her latest…

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St. Louis is set to be the center of the stock car racing world this weekend — and the Enjoy Illinois 300 is the hottest ticket in town.

There’s a reason that St. Louis is so often called family-friendly.

A 66-page indictment, unsealed Thursday, states that the three men accepted cash payments and other donations in exchange for support on property tax abatements.

After 34 years with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, Blue Arrow President Dan Howard made the unlikely move from law enforcement to the cannabis industry.

A man from Chicago has the first confirmed case of monkeypox in the State of Illinois, according to health officials.

A gunman shot three people and killed one person Thursday during an interrupted burglary in southern Illinois.

As you certainly remember, last month Politico published a draft opinion, written by Justice Alito, overturning Roe v. Wade. The final ruling has not yet come out, but is expected soon (as the Supreme Court session is nearing its conclusion). There has been tremendous speculation over who leaked the draft (and why). There has been […]

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A federal grand jury indicted three St. Louis aldermen, including the board’s president and longest-serving member, on charges of accepting bribes in exchange for the aldermen’s support on property tax abatements. Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed, Ward 22 Alderman Jeffrey Boyd and former Ward 21 Alderman John Collins-Muhammad, who resigned last month, were indicted […]

The post St. Louis Board President Lewis Reed and two aldermen indicted on federal bribery charges appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before.  And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from

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CELEBRATE THE KICK-OFF TO JUNETEENTH IN THE DELMAR LOOP WITH ART, MUSIC, AND FOOD. Host- Meghan O’Donnell DJ- DJ KP Event Schedule: 11 AM – Ribbon Cutting at 120h7 Herban Eatery, 6138 Delmar. Join us in welcoming the newest Black-owned business to the Delmar Loop. Noon – Drum Call by Kunama Mtendaji at Delmar & Hamilton. 1 PM – Story Stitchers […]

Democratic members of a House committee accused Amazon of “obstructing” a probe into its labor practices during weather events such as the Edwardsville tornado.

The list of endorsements includes 23 current and former elected Missouri Democrats.

This story has been updated. Three high-ranking St. Louis city officials have been indicted for federal corruption charges relating to tax abatements. Former 21st Ward Representative John Collins-Muhammad, Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed and Ward 22 Alderman Jeffrey Boyd all face charges stemming from corruption and bribery schemes.

The Lagosian Apartments at 2300 LaSalle in the Lafayette Square neighborhood took another step forward after a couples years of inaction. A $3M building permit application was submitted for the five story building west of Missouri Ave. Planned are 34 apartments, each two stories, a pretty unique configuration. Surface parking would be located behind. This […]

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