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We dug into our archives for video from 1960, which was a cold day for the wearing of green in St. Louis.

A nationwide lack of bus drivers that is also impacting the St. Louis region is to blame for the demise of the "Redbird Express" at least for 2022.

Singer/songwriter Aimee Mann recently revealed that she was removed from her previously announced slot as an opening act on Steely Dan's upcoming U.S. tour.  Now the band's frontman, Donald Fagen,…

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This article originally ran in the St. Louis Business Journal on March 16, 2022.  A Houston-based real estate firm is entering the St. Louis market for the first time by developing a warehouse in St. Charles County. Vault Partners broke ground on a 75,000-square-foot flex industrial warehouse in Wentzville March 10. Construction on the project, called the Corporate Parkway Business Center, should […]

The post Houston developer breaks ground on a 75,000-square-foot warehouse in St. Charles County appeared first on St. Louis Regional Freightway.

The collisions began about 8 a.m. while thick fog was enveloping Interstate 57.

While the gas and convenience store's representative said the historic building would never be used as a business again, the area around the busy corner, near an exit of Interstate 55, has bustled with business activity in recent years.

Legislation in the US House of Representatives could change the way the Arch looks at night.

WASHINGTON — A top FBI official told members of a U.S. House panel on Thursday that the agency believes a single juvenile is behind most of the bomb threats made to more than 30 Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Ryan Young, executive assistant director of the Intelligence Branch at the FBI, said that the bomb […]

The post Most HBCU bomb threats may be coming from one juvenile, FBI official tells Congress appeared first on Missouri Independent.

The development came as a judge lifted the injunction that had held up awarding the licenses until litigation was settled.

At one time, his eponymous restaurant at the intersection of Clayton and Brentwood was among the most popular places to schmooze in St. Louis.

This story has been updated with more information from Spire.

The various “for the children” moral panic bills about the internet are getting dumber. Over in Minnesota, the legislature has moved forward with a truly stupid bill, which the legislature’s own website says could make the state “a national leader in putting new guardrails on social media platforms.” The bill is pretty simple — it […]

As I'm sure you all know by now, Texas is under fire for rejecting a large number of mail-in ballots in its primary election a few weeks ago: According to an Associated Press analysis, the news isn’t great. For the March 1 primary, the state rejected almost 23,000 mail-in ballots, or close to 13 percent ...continue reading "The Texas mail ballot law probably isn’t a big deal"

Due to low demand and an increase in testing availability, the state’s at-home PCR testing kit program will end March 31.

Applying for health insurance through Medicaid expansion took Raven Cole just 10 minutes. But the wait to see if she’s approved has dragged on for months. Cole, 23, a legal …

The Irish immigrants who flocked to St. Louis in the 19th and 20th centuries faced prejudice and violence — but in many cases also found good fortune.

Pothole season: Between February and April complaints can double or triple.

CHICAGO (WMBD) -- Six months after the disappearance and death of Illinois State University (ISU) graduate student Jelani Day, the FBI is still looking for new information that might explain what happened. The reward was initially posted in December 2021, and was part of a nationwide, coordinated, multi-platform social media campaign from the Jelani Day [...]