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St. Louis City Police are investigating a deadly shooting in the Central West End.

Lawrenceville Police need your help finding an endangered missing man.

Three more Mizzou students charged in a hazing case are due in court Monday, October 24 in Columbia.

It might have warmed up over the weekend, but winter is still on its way.

Parkway Central High School hosts its annual Day of Service Monday, including a Special Olympics Soccer Tournament for athletes with special needs.

A fire erupted at a house in Cahokia Heights early Monday morning.

The new coaster's track is nearly 4,000 feet long and features seven hairpin turns and eight waves or twists.

Conveniently located near local shops and businesses.

The bombshell news story that just gripped St. Louis with fear over nuclear radiation was a little late in uncovering shocking revelations. Fifty years late, to be specific. And 80 years late dating back to the original sin.

Like most people, McDonald County Clerk Kimberly Bell had never heard of a “cast vote record” before this summer. It’s not a report she’s ever generated after an election in the small county in southwestern Missouri, where she has administered elections for eight years.  But like many county clerks and election officials across the country, […]

The post Election deniers ramp up public records requests in Missouri, across the country appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Emily Withnall caught COVID-19 from her teenager in July 2020. In the more than two years since, the 40-year-old has suffered from debilitating fatigue, spinal pain and heart palpitations.  In addition to her primary care doctor, she regularly sees a cardiologist and says her acupuncturist and craniosacral therapy help relieve her pain and the trouble […]

The post Millions of workers are dealing with long COVID. Advocates call for expanding social safety net appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Not even water bottles and milk jugs meet standards for recyclability, a new report finds.

Pumpkin patches, corn mazes and hay rides aren't just fun fall festivities -- they are part of a growing agricultural tourism effort, and an increasingly important way for some farmers to make a living.

A new venture near Salmon signals an uptick in hardrock mining across the West.

The new John Entwistle compilation Rarities Oxhumed - Volume One was released this past Friday. The 13-track collection features previously unheard studio tracks, demos, live performances and other unreleased gems from…

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Maybe Mark Zuckerberg just doesn’t have that understanding of what people want anymore.

His changes are highly welcome, if not perfect. Yet they will be easy to reverse.

A driver was following another car too closely on I-70 before crashing and causing both cars to land in an embankment.

Big business could soon get their chance to kill the CFPB for good, thanks in part to former Obama aide William Daley.