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"It was terrifying. I could not believe it was happening outside the day care," Tyrone Hayes said.

We’ve noted more than a few times that U.S. taxpayers have spent nearly $400 million on mapping U.S. broadband, yet the FCC still somehow routinely produces maps that greatly overstate broadband coverage, and greatly understate the obvious impact of monopolization and stunted broadband competition. All U.S. broadband policy is then based on data that doesn’t […]

Officials with the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County announced Thursday they are investing millions in Rams settlement money into treasury bonds until they decide on how to use it to serve its residents.  The historic settlement came from a lawsuit filed by St. Louis, St. Louis County and the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority, or RSA, against the Los Angeles Rams and National Football League. According to a press release from the city of St. Louis, with the guidance…

A new law in Missouri states "No person shall be permitted to use state-owned lands for unauthorized sleeping, camping, or the construction of long-term shelters."

The police have just informed us about a home invasion in O'Fallon, Missouri.

A new $120 million hotel project in Downtown West can move forward after the developer agreed to a $750,000 bond.

The 44-story skyscraper has sat vacant since 2017. Now it could be home to retail, residential, and office space in just a matter of years.

It’s spending tens of thousands fighting the Missouri Attorney General’s office. The verdict could outline the AG’s powers.

From the Convention Center to the Old Courthouse to a handful of hotels and apartment buildings, here are $3.5 billion in current projects in downtown St. Louis.

The crack/meth/fentanyl dealership across the street is a thriving business and a great testament to the endurance of the American Entrepreneur. It has been in business for almost five years. To date, two dead bodies have been hauled out — young women with little children right by their sides when they keeled over.

The crack/meth/fentanyl dealership across the street is a thriving business and a great testament to the endurance of the American Entrepreneur. It has been in business for almost five years. To date, two dead bodies have been hauled out — young women with little children right by their sides when they keeled over.

Republican state policymakers’ efforts to boost fossil fuels by prohibiting their governments from doing business with companies that take sustainability into consideration has the potential to cost states millions, according to a study released Thursday. Researchers looked specifically at the possible effects on Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and West Virginia if they passed Texas-like legislation limiting […]

The post States that limit business with banks that ‘boycott’ fossil fuels could pay high cost, study says appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Celebrations, discussions and programs are scheduled across the region this weekend, leading up to Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will bring music from Powell Hall to the Pulitzer Arts Foundation (3716 Washington Avenue, 314-754-1850, pulitzerarts.org) for the annual St. Louis Symphony: Live at the Pulitzer series. The night will feature a slate of performances from four of America's "most talented young composers," including Christian Quiñones, Peter Shin, Aiyana Braun and Nicky Sohn.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will bring music from Powell Hall to the Pulitzer Arts Foundation (3716 Washington Avenue, 314-754-1850, pulitzerarts.org) for the annual St. Louis Symphony: Live at the Pulitzer series. The night will feature a slate of performances from four of America's "most talented young composers," including Christian Quiñones, Peter Shin, Aiyana Braun and Nicky Sohn.

If you like tacos and Mexican food, then you're in luck.

The Nisan Rouge Runner is on the scene of a structure fire near Belle Glade Avenue on Aldine Avenue in North St. Louis.

Police in Washington, Missouri are hunting for someone who may have witnessed a murder.

The 1400 block of "Shawmut Place" will be renamed to "Firefighter Ben Polson Place", the fire department announced.

A new study shows abnormal flooding and drought are associated with pediatric diarrhea in some parts of the world.