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Singer Skylar Townsend found her voice with help from friends in the St. Louis country scene

Country music artist Skylar Finean has been a fan of the genre her entire life. Though she started off as a shy performer, her friends in the scene s…

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Kratom faces legal reckoning in Missouri. An addiction expert is watching with concern

The state of Missouri is suing a Missouri-based manufacturer of the 7-OH variety of kratom. Derived from plants, kratom is drawing increased scrutiny…

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East St. Louis' Reginald Petty reflects on his life's work after top Illinois honor

At a ceremony at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on Saturday, Gov. JB Pritzker awarded the Order of Lincoln — Illinois’ highest civilian ho…

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Spring nesting season can be safe for Canada Geese and people. Here’s how

It’s nesting season for Canada geese, and these protective parents are back to lay eggs, incubate and protect them in urban hotspots — from park path…

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Largest respite home in St. Louis will help homeless people discharged from hospitals

The largest medical respite center in St. Louis will open its doors later this month. The Three Steps Home represents a major step for the groups sup…

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Inventor of self-watering, biodegradable, 3D-printed plant pots grows her business in St. Louis

Through a combination of engineering know-how, imagination and dedication to problem-solving, St. Louisan Kay Wells invented the Posie Pot: a 3-D pri…

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Forest Park habitat restoration efforts are a biodiversity win

New research out of St. Louis shows that removing invasive plant species and planting native ones have gone a long way toward boosting bird populatio…

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As U.S. refugee cap drops, a St. Louis race takes on new urgency

Refugee resettlement in the U.S. is at a historic low. At the start of his second term, President Donald Trump set the refugee cap at 7,500 for fisca…

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St. Louis musicians shine in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest

Over 40 local artists entered into NPR’s 2026 Tiny Desk Contest. “St. Louis on the Air” producer Miya Norfleet and STLPR reporter Chad Davis talk abo…

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STAGES St. Louis co-founder Jack Lane paves path to Broadway and London

After decades shaping St. Louis theater, STAGES St. Louis co-founder Jack Lane has stepped into a new spotlight. Following the 2023 death of his husb…

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