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Automated web scraping can be problematic. Just look at Clearview, which has leveraged open access to public websites to create a facial recognition program it now sells to government agencies. But web scraping can also be quite useful for people who don’t have the power or funding government agencies and their private contractors have access […]

Madonna's biopic, which the Queen of Pop was planning to co-write, direct and produce herself, has been put on hold, Variety reports. While insiders say that Madonna is "committed to making a…

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The Pet Shop Boys are getting ready to release their first new music in two years. The band announced they’re releasing a new EP, Lost, to accompany the latest edition of their book Annually, with both…

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Terica Ellis apologized to Andre Montgomery's family during sentencing Tuesday.

Car thefts and break-ins have spiked around St. Louis City in recent days. On Monday alone, police responded to at least four carjackings in city limits.

Architecture, planning, urban design and interiors firm Trivers, in collaboration with associate architect HOK, general contractor Brinkmann Constructors, and interior designer RD Jones, was commissioned by Tegethoff Development to transform the area northwest of the Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center into a transit-oriented, multi-family development in St. Louis’ historic Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood. Sited at the convergence of […]

While powerful lobbying groups like the Chamber and the Realtors oppose the measure, the Missouri Farm Bureau supports the concept

Interested parties are encouraged to make reservations now for this limited-seating event.

Josh Hawley hates fun. That’s, like, his whole thing. And if he thinks that liberals like it, he hates it extra hard.

If you’re driving downtown and see streaking yellow lights against a parking garage, don’t be surprised. Those curving lines are an LED "tentacle-like" sculpture titled Ribbons of Light. The display was created by St. Louis sculptor Jacob Stanley.

Michael Kennedy, Jr., CEO of KAI Enterprises and The UP Companies (UPCO), has the prestigious honor of being named a 2023 St. Louis Titan 100 – a program recognizing the area’s most accomplished C-level executives for their exceptional leadership, vision and passion. Collectively, the 2023 St. Louis Titan 100 and their companies employ more than […]

Roger Dierberg, a former executive vice president at his family's grocery chain, Dierbergs Markets, died Jan. 18 in St. Louis.

City of St. Louis joins the NWS to urge residents to take precautions and preventive measures during and after the storm.

The idea for the restaurant came to owner Josh Smith amid the supply chain snarls of the pandemic, as he saw it become harder to source certain products and started thinking more about food availability.

The arguments came in the case of Michael Politte, who for more than two decades has maintained he was wrongly convicted in the 1998 murder of his mother, Rita.

A Senate committee removed a controversial proposal targeting transgender athletes from a wide-ranging education bill Tuesday, but the committee’s chair indicated more debate to come on the issue. On a six to three vote along party lines, the Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee approved legislation that would dictate how history and race are taught […]

The post Sweeping education bill clears Missouri Senate committee without anti-transgender provision appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Dan Isom, the interim public safety director for the city of St. Louis, is resigning to take a post overseeing safety and security programs at a locally based public company.

The St. Louis County Police Department is warning the public about a rise in thefts at south country gas stations. More specifically, police say thieves are taking off with women's purses left behind in cars at several gas stations.