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Missouri's bobcat season begins November 15

2 years ago
With hunting season now underway, hunters should keep an eye out for bobcats. In Missouri, there is a designated hunting season for bobcats, which spans from November 15 to the last day of February. 
Liz Dowell

New Build-A-Bear teddy responds to touch and your voice

2 years ago
Build-A-Bear has unveiled an exciting new interactive bear that responds to touch and the sound of your voice. This special bear reacts by opening its eyes and wiggling its ears to communicate, and it has been released just in time for the Christmas season. 
Liz Dowell

Muny's 106th season brings Broadway magic to St. Louis

2 years ago
The Muny has officially announced its captivating seven-show lineup for the 106th season. This season promises to be a spectacular blend of premieres, comedies, romance, and magic, running from June 17, 2024, through August 25, 2024.
Liz Dowell

CBC high school's esports team reaches new heights

2 years ago
Henry Krey, a senior at Christian Brothers College High School, is recognized as one of the world's premier esports players and coaches. Krey, a decorated Super Smash Bros. player, is also a driving force behind the school's eSports program.
Kevin Ryans

St. Louis area at season peak for fall foliage

2 years ago
- Recent cooler nights have played a significant role in bringing about the fall foliage color change in the St. Louis area. We've received an update from experts responsible for the foliage report, and they now indicate that much of Missouri, as well as the western region of Illinois near the St. Louis metro area, is currently experiencing vibrant fall colors. 
Liz Dowell

Why Martin Kilcoyne won't say no to Tim Ezell

2 years ago
In his TKO special, Martin Kilcoyne poses a rhetorical question. He wonders if you've ever been in a situation where a friend asks for a favor and you reluctantly agree, even though you'd rather not. In this case, Kilcoyne's friend, Tim Ezell, sent him a message asking if he could come over for some Halloween trick-or-treating. 
Liz Dowell