The St. Louis County Department of Public Health opened two vaccine sites in South County and one in Eureka last week, along with a mass vaccination site that opened in Ferguson.
But demand still far...
The Missouri Department of Transportation is proposing a revamp of South Lindbergh Boulevard and is holding a virtual public hearing on the plan this week.
MoDOT says it will resurface Lindbergh Boulevard...
Light snow and periods of freezing drizzle are expected to create slippery road conditions through Monday and into the evening hours in eastern Missouri, with the freezing drizzle expected south of St....
By Tessa Weinberg, Missouri Independent
• February 8, 2021
An expanding portion of St. Louis and Kansas City are considered “vaccine deserts,” or areas with limited-to-no access to the COVID-19 vaccine, according to an analysis by a consulting firm hired by...
Former Missouri Sen. Scott Sifton announced his bid Monday for the U.S. Senate in 2022, challenging U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt. A former Affton school board member, Missouri state representative and senator representing...
By Rebecca Rivas, Missouri Independent
• February 5, 2021
Brian Williams grew up in Ferguson, where Michael Brown Jr.’s shooting death sparked a national movement for police accountability in 2014.
Four years later, he was elected to the Missouri Senate...
The St. Louis County Police Department marked its 200th case of the coronavirus in the last week. Overall, more than 10 percent of the force has tested positive for the virus, although many officers are...
The nation's largest fireworks championship will take place this September in Wright City, Missouri.
Sky Wars —from the creators of the original Pyromania — will hold its 16th annual invitational...
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is asking voters in St. Louis County and the city of St. Louis to make a decision this spring on a $500 million bond issue that will increase wastewater rates...
Restaurant and bar owners from Oakville, Green Park, St. Louis and Kansas City testified in a four-hour in-person Missouri House hearing last week on a bill sponsored by 94th District Rep. Jim Murphy,...
