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Missouri and Illinois residents who are 5 years and older are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations

Pearl Jam has finally announced plans for a rescheduled North American tour. Eddie Vedder and company were originally supposed to launch a run through the U.S. and Canada to support…

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Venue's last theatrical production was "The Band's Visit" in March 2020, before "heartbreaking" cancellation of programming.

The new plant would generate $1 billion in economic impact in Missouri, state officials said Tuesday. Final approval is still needed.

In 2019, ArchCity Defenders and partners from across the country challenged a system of cash bail that routinely caused people to be jailed pretrial in St. Louis because they could not afford to buy their freedom. Last month, a federal…

Just in time for Christmas, ABBA has announced their first-ever holiday single. The Swedish superstars will officially release the song "Little Things" on December 3. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday to share the track's official artwork, the band…

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First it was "Whiskey in the Jar," and now it's "Metallica in the box." The metal legends have announced the Metallica Black Box, an ever-changing and evolving retrospective project celebrating…

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As partner in charge of RubinBrown's public sector services group, Renita Duncan is responsible for leading roughly 45 team members in providing accounting services to a broad spectrum of government organizations, local public school districts, and state and political districts.

Dr. Dunagan said vaccinations and treatments for those who test positive have resulted in fewer people in the hospital

The new hires include three starting attorneys, a secretary in the diversion program, and Marvin Teer, chief trial assistant.

With its fresh financing, the St. Louis-based startup plans to advance development of technology to deliver traits to crops like soybeans and corn to improve yield.

A 16-year-old boy who died was driving the car that hit a tree.

The North County corridor has been targeted for redevelopment, especially after the unrest triggered by the police killing of Michael Brown in 2014.

Matt Drinen co-founded Emerald Capital, which has closed $70 million in financing and sourced $60 million in new market allocations.

The new acting director of Missouri’s troubled Department of Social Services pledged to lawmakers Tuesday that he would work to address the agency’s long list of challenges and “tears in our safety net.” The Joint Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect heard for the first time from the new acting department director, Robert Knodell.  Knodell […]

The post New director vows changes at Missouri’s troubled social services department appeared first on Missouri Independent.

This morning, two members of the St. Louis County Council spoke in support of efforts they hope will curb overnight thefts from parked cars in residential areas.

Speaking at the County Council chambers, Councilman Tim Fitch said that tonight he and Councilman Mark Harder will officially propose two ordinances intended to “shore up” gaps in laws already on the books.…

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WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers and Virginia parents trying to capitalize on their success in the November election on Tuesday gathered across from the U.S. Capitol to voice their opposition to mask mandates and critical race theory. The ranking Republican on the U.S. House Education and Labor Committee, Virginia Foxx of North Carolina, told the small […]

The post Virginia parents, GOP lawmakers vow national push for ‘parents’ rights’ in public schools appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Colin O'Brien's quest for a date made him an internet sensation earlier this year. And now, he has some news, as he explains in this episode.

A spokesman said the school district is disappointed that the attorney general, a candidate for U.S. Senate, is using his office to ‘attack public education.’