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Back to SearchFederal funding freeze puts beloved Festival of Nations at risk
Due to a delay in federal funding for many of its services and programs, the International Institute of St. Louis announced a pause on preparations f…
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Nominations for 2024’s best local theater unveiled by St. Louis Theater Circle
St. Louis’ best theater performances of the year are being honored again. The St. Louis Theater Circle announced its nominations for 2024. The Muny i…
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The St. Louis restaurants that opened and closed in January 2025
A number of St. Louis-area restaurants closed their doors in January but a fair number opened too. Among the closures were Peacock Loop Diner in Univ…
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KDHX ends live broadcasts and dismisses volunteer DJs amid ongoing turmoil
Late Friday afternoon, KDHX 88.1 FM announced that it was stopping live broadcasts and letting go of all of its volunteer DJs. The community radio st…
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Meet Bobby Carter, the St. Louisan leading NPR's acclaimed Tiny Desk Concerts
Bobby Carter was part of a major shift for NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concerts. The St. Louis native (and Riverview Gardens High School alum) emphasized d…
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New music from St. Louis musicians in January 2025
Kre8 Place's Quintrel Brown and Dwayne Ferguson join producer Miya Norfleet and host Elaine Cha for a roundup of new music releases from St. Louis mu…
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Swarm of beekeepers to descend on St. Louis for workshop on hives, honey and more
New and experienced beekeepers aiming to hone their honey-making skills will meet Feb. 8 in St. Louis for an annual workshop from the Eastern Missour…
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Kehoe says a state-appointed board overseeing St. Louis police will make the city safer
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is pushing for a state board to oversee the St. Louis police department because he says it will make the city safer in the l…
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A record number of Missourians are stuck waiting in jail for court-ordered mental health care
Missouri's yearslong failure to connect criminal defendants with mental health treatment is only getting worse. More than 400 Missourians are languis…
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How St. Louis’ Reesha Archibald is working to bring Black television into a new era
Before Reesha L. Archibald became a Hollywood television producer and started collaborating with Cedric the Entertainer and Eric Rhone, she was in St…
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