Aggregator

The 2023 Firebird Fest gets rolling Thursday. It will feature more than 230 classic Pontiac Firebird cars at the National Museum of Transportation.

With temperatures heating up, here is a list of local frozen custard places that can help you cool down and satisfy your sweet tooth.

After repeated calls by residents for relief from sewage and rainwater flooding, repairs to the Metro Eat city’s faulty system could start in a few months, but not finish until 2026.

Automakers are increasingly obsessed with turning everything into a subscription service in a bid to boost quarterly returns. We’ve noted how BMW has embraced making heated seats and other features already in your car a subscription service, and Mercedes has been making better gas and EV engine performance something you have to pay extra for […]

There's another 'Twilight Thursday' concert Thursday night.

The warehouse is not closing and “remains an important component of our North America supply network,” the spokesman said.

Everyone escaped to the muddy, isolated safety of Grand Tower Island.

An ATM was found destroyed at a local bank early Thursday morning.

Roberto Zanti might never have gone into the restaurant business were it not for an act of teenage rebellion — and the unintended consequences of his father's punishment. "When I was 14 years old, I skipped school, and my father found out," Zanti recalls.

A fire started at spartan light metals in Sparta, Illinois.

An overnight three-alarm fire at a Fairview Heights home sent one person to the hospital.

A legislative push to extend the statute of limitations for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file civil action failed this year — despite mounting evidence in Missouri and nationally that abuse can take years to come to light.  The bill, sponsored by Rep. Brian Seitz, R-Branson, would have extended the amount of time survivors […]

The post Bill inspired by sexual abuse allegations at Kanakuk Kamps dies in Missouri legislature appeared first on Missouri Independent.

A growing number of students nationwide are fighting the government's mandate to serve cow's milk in public schools.

A new study suggests unregulated “precursor” compounds account for half of total PFAS pollution at sites around the country.