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St. Louis native Cedric the Entertainer and his sister Sharita Kyles Wilson’s mission to financially support and acknowledge the launch of SSM Health Foundation’s Women’s Health Initiative took them throughout St. Louis on March 31, 2022.

"It's always exciting to hear how excited people are for the Clydesdales."

The shooting left the victim critically injured on a parking lot. The station is where a security guard was shot and killed in January 2021.

"I've been going to Cardinal home openers since 1972,” Mike Hoegemeier said.

We’ve noted for a while that Trump’s alternative social media platform, Truth Social, isn’t doing particularly well. Being a Trump product, the platform (surprise!) began with a lot of money slushing around that wasn’t spent in any coherent way. It’s also just generally glitchy and terrible. And it’s not helped much by the fact that […]

Heads up drivers! All lanes will be closed this weekend. Traffic will be detoured off the highway and over the ramps.

Our dining editor and SLM's dining team weigh in.

Three years ago this month, a dozen police officers raided the office of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. They were executing a search warrant connected to the ongoing investigation of William Tisaby, an ex-FBI agent Gardner had hired to assist her in the 2018 investigation of former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens.  Tisaby would eventually […]

The post Kim Gardner to face disciplinary panel Monday over claims stemming from Greitens probe appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Many watched the game on large monitors and from balconies outside of the stadium.

Tyler O’Neill became the first Cardinal to homer on three consecutive opening days and became only the third player in team history with five RBI on opening day.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their photos cheering on the Cardinals!

ST. LOUIS - FOX Sports has announced that broadcaster Joe Davis will replace Joe Buck. FOX Sports said Davis will lead FOX MLB's lead play-by-play position. “It’s been amazing to watch Joe’s continued growth over the years developing into one of the elite broadcasters in all of sports,” Brad Zager President of Production/Operations and Executive [...]

Madan Chhetri, one of the best chefs in St. Louis, has no PR team, no white tablecloths in his dining room and little name recognition. He toils in relative obscurity on South Grand, where he spends his days and nights preparing the curries, noodles and various other Indo-Chinese, Thai and Indian dishes featured at Basil India (3183 South Grand Boulevard, 314-428-9711).

Police said it's unclear where in the city Charles Given had been shot.

A St. Louis-based engineering executive tells the Business Journal about the challenges and opportunities in today's engineering industry.

A Nashville-based legal services business has opened an office in St. Louis, one of three new offices the national professional services provider has added recently.

As restrictions on accessing an abortion in Missouri have steadily tightened, nearly 9,800 Missourians travelled to Kansas and Illinois to receive abortions in 2020, compared to only 167 procedures that occurred within state lines that year. That number could drop even further if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that […]

The post With few in-state abortions, Missouri lawmakers look toward a post-Roe v. Wade future appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Dancers are returning to studios, classes and clubs after the pandemic prevented many events. Health experts say dancing can be safe if people are vaccinated and take other precautions.

WASHINGTON — A U.S. House Oversight and Reform Committee panel on Thursday examined why thousands of books, predominantly written by marginalized authors, have been banned from public schools, and the impact of those actions on students and teachers. “Most books being targeted for censorship are books that introduce ideas about diversity or our common humanity, […]

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