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Back to SearchThis year’s 314 Day is different after the tornado — but the love for St. Louis remains
Twenty years ago Terrell “Dip” Evans and Tatum Polk founded 314 Day to recognize March 14 as a day to celebrate all things St. Louis. The civic pride…
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St. Louis Irish Arts teachers celebrate 10 years of music and friendship
St. Louis musicians Eimear Arkins and Eileen Gannon have performed and toured together for years. The Irish fiddle and harp duo’s new album, “The Bel…
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New songs from St. Louis artists perfect for your spring playlist
As Earth awakens from a deep winter slumber, this month’s new music roundup is here to lend you some early spring energy. STLPR reporter Chad Davis a…
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College Club of St. Louis celebrates 125 years of supporting women’s education
In 1901, the College Club of St. Louis was founded by a group of women who wanted to socialize and exercise their brains. Five years later, they bega…
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A year in, St. Charles library CEO says funding is top priority
After his first year as CEO of the St. Charles County Library District, John Greifzu continues to face a number of challenges inherited from his pred…
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Why an ICE researcher is worried about Missouri police signing agreements with the agency
Agreements between local police departments and ICE have ballooned during Trump’s second term. More than 60 so-called “287(g)” contracts have been si…
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St. Louis Public Schools renews effort to push back start times for students
St. Louis Public Schools is considering later start times for its students beginning in the 2027-28 school year in hopes of further stabilizing trans…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
East-West Gateway launches effort to get St. Louis regional leaders on the same page
East-West Gateway, the St. Louis bi-state area’s council of governments, is the latest organization to attempt to increase regional cooperation. It w…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
What to know about paraquat and Parkinson’s as Missouri lawmakers consider restrictions
For years, Parkinson’s disease was thought to be primarily genetic. And while some cases are rooted in genetic changes, new studies suggest diagnoses…
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After four years of attempts, a bill to automatically expunge crime records moves closer to law
A proposed Missouri bill would automatically expunge the criminal records of thousands of Missourians convicted of certain non-violent crimes. It's p…
3 months, 4 weeks ago