State Supt. Tony Sanders sent a message to school leaders last week, instructing them to continue teaching LGBTQ+, as well as Black and Asian American history. The state's Inclusive Curriculum Law requires schools to accurately portray the contributions of people from all those groups.
Although February is coming to an end in just a couple of days, this month serves as an important reminder about recreational therapy and its use in intervening for one’s overall well-being.
Laura Teague, recreational therapist, and Shriners Children’s St. Louis are educating individuals about the positive impact of this form of therapy.
Dr. Gupta with Prairie Cardiology discusses Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), a condition that occurs when the blood vessels supplying the heart become clogged and narrowed due to plaque buildup.
The 'Taste of St. Louis' festival organizers are considering moving the event from downtown St. Louis to Clayton, in an effort to create more space for the festival and to appeal to more residents.
A man from Miami Beach, Florida is being charged after allegedly pretending to work for Bank of America's fraud department and stole $8,500 from a victim's bank account.