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Angieri replaces Emily Lohse-Busch. He joined Arch Grants in 2016.

A bystander began shooting at Charles Stevenson as he was stealing a car in downtown St. Louis in 2020. Stevenson admitted returning gunfire in the incident.

During Tuesday lunch hour at PJ’s Tavern, chef Jesse Randle is doing prep work for an event to help a co-worker.

The St. Peters Police Department issued an Endangered SILVER Advisory for a missing 77-year-old with medical issues who may be trying to drive to Florida.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a letter to Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, U.S. Representative Rodney Davis (R-IL) and other members of Congress are urging the Department of Interior (DOI) to facilitate the return of Honor Flight Hub trips to war memorials and monuments in Washington, DC, by bringing back police escorts for those trips. U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL) greets an Illinois veteran in June of 2019 during a Land of Lincoln Honor Flight to Washington, DC “Our veterans are our heroes. Their sacrifice for our country allows us to enjoy the Freedoms we have today as Americans. The least we can do for our veterans is allow them to visit the war memorials that were built to honor their service,” said Rep. Rodney Davis. “Honor Flight is an incredible organization that serves our veterans and helps them experience inspiring and humbling monuments along the National Mall in-person. The Biden Administration and Department of Interior should do anything they can to help them

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Police on Tuesday arrested an 18-year-old on suspicion of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Edward Jones and World Wide Technology were each in the top 75 of the 2022 list.

Police this week arrested a woman in connection to a man found shot dead in his home on Thekla Avenue earlier this month.

Police say that the remains appear to have been there for several months.

Kansas City-based PayIt already provides services to the St. Louis Collector of Revenue's office and will expand to business licenses.

ALTON - Alton High School Jazz Band, SIUE Concert Jazz Band, Faith Fellowship Church, and Missouri-Illinois Music and Arts Consortium (MIMAC) present an evening of Jazz at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19, at Faith Fellowship Church at 4719 Seminary Road in Alton. Alton High School Jazz Band director Chris Jarden and SIUE Concert Jazz Band director Garrett Schmidt had been planning a joint concert and approached Faith Fellowship Music Team Leader Thomas Pullen. Pullen, an alum of both the Alton Music Program and SIUE Jazz Program, so it was a natural fit. Faith Fellowship has an auditorium that rivals the best performance venues in the Riverbend Area. The concert gives high school jazz students see what the next steps might look like if they continue to pursue music in college. The performance is free of charge but donations can be made to benefit MIMAC, a newly-formed 501c3 Non-Profit whose mission is dedicated to providing a platform for emerging and established musicians, hosting education

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This story was originally published in the Kansas City Beacon.  To learn about Kansas City air quality, a collaboration is seeking local volunteers to place air sensors on their properties. Led by KC Digital Drive and other community partners, the program aims to gather data on climate and pollution along the Troost Avenue corridor. “The main thing […]

The post Here’s how residents along Troost Avenue can help measure Kansas City air quality appeared first on Missouri Independent.

People often talk about some kind of “right to deletion” as an approach to fixing online privacy issues. This construct can create problems, as we’ve seen with Europe’s version, but newer proposals don’t seem to consider these lessons. A recent paper by law professor Tiffany Li looks at another angle on the issue: how data […]

Most people are used to outdoor tornado sirens or alerts coming to their phones, but a new type of warning would result in similar alerts being dispatched.

Hot Box Cookies (multiple locations including 54 N Euclid Avenue, 314-899-0909) hopes to help stoners everywhere satisfy their munchies as the unofficial holiday – 4/20 – approaches. Not only are they rolling out a special menu, but they’re launching special merchandise and promotions to celebrate. The cookie spot is offering a $4.20 menu for four days — April 20 through April 23 — to feed the munchies of St. Louisan stoners and non-smokers alike.

Playwright Colin Healy’s “Big Machine” was inspired by the deadly events at a Standard Oil factory in Bayway, New Jersey, in 1924. He and director Nancy Bell discuss the history of lead poisoning — and what it takes to transform tragedy into musical theater.

A Passover Pop-up at United Provisions! With nearly 20 synagogues in a 20-mile span from the grocery store, the team at United Provisions wanted to find a new way to connect with its surrounding communities. “We treasure the opportunity to celebrate and learn about culture through food each day,” says Shayn Prapaisilp, COO of Global […]