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Back to SearchMissouri child abuse investigators are overwhelmed again as backlogs return
Missouri’s Children’s Division is on the verge of a major overhaul. Workers who look into alleged child abuse and neglect will transition into more s…
1 week ago
St. Louis man leads the charge to bring suicide ‘postvention’ to the construction industry
A single suicide can affect as many as 135 people. A new study on the construction industry, which sees disproportionately high rates of suicide, sho…
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The 40th anniversary of ‘Harp Attack!’ shines a light on St. Louis’s rich harmonica history
Also known as the “mouth harp,” the harmonica has deep roots in St. Louis. Those roots run so deep that 40 years ago it inspired the creation of a ha…
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This Saturday marks the 150th anniversary of the Great Divorce — when St. Louis split in two
This Saturday, Aug. 22, marks the 150th anniversary of when St. Louis chose to split itself in two. The decision, now known as the Great Divorce, cre…
1 week, 2 days ago
Colleges and international students in Missouri grapple with new visa policies
For international students heading to college this fall, the usual questions about housing, classes and finding community come with an added layer of…
1 week, 2 days ago
Foodies Eat First and Tenacious Eats join forces for a ‘Sinners’ themed dining experience
The critically acclaimed 2025 box office hit “Sinners” continues to captivate cinephiles — and foodies. Tenacious Eats owner and executive chef Liz S…
1 week, 3 days ago
St. Louis women on ‘Double Lives’ push back on stigma around sex work
St. Louis passed the Social Evil Ordinance in 1870, making it the first U.S. city to legally regulate and license sex work. Today, the region’s adult…
1 week, 3 days ago
New website aims to make theatre more accessible for artists and enjoyers in St. Louis
The St. Louis theatre community is thriving with new companies, shows and events. But in the aftermath of local media closures like the Riverfront Ti…
1 week, 4 days ago
To understand plastic’s impact on humans, scientists study Forest Park’s turtles
This summer, researchers from St. Louis Zoo spent hours in Forest Park studying what the turtles living there eat — and excrete. The work is part of …
1 week, 4 days ago
The Grooveliner puts the ‘fun’ in power-funk with their new album ‘Live From Your Mom’s House’
In St. Louis, it’s common practice for bands to merge together and form new acts. The Grooveliner is no different. The nine-piece, powerfunk band —…
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