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Power your summer playlist with these new tracks by St. Louis musicians

Get ready for a musical joyride — this month’s new music roundup is filled with tracks that will keep your windows down and the volume up all summer …

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Emerson Magaña’s ‘Tequila Time’ is a celebration of home, nature, women and tequila

Singer/songwriter Emerson Magaña’s childhood was filled with the rhythms of Central and South America. Born in Colima, Mexico, he first picked up gui…

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How St. Louis won the bid to host the 2028 U.S. Olympic marathon trials

St. Louis is set to host the 2028 U.S. Olympic marathon trials, bringing the nation’s top distance runners back to the city that hosted America’s fir…

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Sapphic dating show ‘Closet Space’ sparks joy and connection in Missouri’s queer community

Created by St. Louisan Lindsey Goodhart, “Closet Space” is a sapphic blind dating show that fosters a welcoming space for the LGBTQ community through…

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Dog attacks seem to be on the rise in St. Louis. Here’s why — and how to stay safe

Multiple dog attacks in St. Louis have made local headlines and shown up on social media feeds this past week. The issue’s not new, but data shows a …

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These Black St. Louis authors want to fire kids up about reading and writing their own stories

Encouraging a child’s love of books has benefits beyond reading. Ahead of a literacy event this Saturday, St. Louis authors Darian Wigfall and Pancho…

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The Missouri town that inspired ‘Tom Sawyer’ celebrates his 150th birthday

"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" introduced readers to characters inspired by the childhood of its author Mark Twain. June 9 is the 150th anniversary o…

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Edwardsville author unearths the stories of the women who shaped Route 66

Beyond aprons and roadside diners, women helped power and preserve Route 66. Edwardsville resident Cheryl Eicher Jett’s new book “Aprons Away: Women’…

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Here’s what St. Louis restaurants opened and closed in May 2026

More than 20 new restaurants, bars and cafes came onto the St. Louis area food scene in May. We discuss a sampling of them — and a few places that cl…

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How WashU moved to preserve and archive the shuttered Riverfront Times

When the Riverfront Times abruptly closed its newsroom and ceased print publication, it marked the end of an era for the alt-weekly that had chronicl…

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