The St. Louis area will soon be home to another Shake Shack location, and this time the burger and fries will be served downtown alongside Blues hockey.
The latest location is set to open sometime this year inside Enterprise Center, the home of the St. Louis Blues, and dozens of concerts and family shows.
During Saturday night's St. Louis Blues game against the Carolina Hurricanes, signage for Shake Shack, founded in 2004 by St. Louis native Danny Meyer, was visible behind black curtains on the…
Just 30 minutes apart in central Missouri, Lincoln University and University of Missouri have long been close partners in agricultural research and instruction. Lincoln runs the state’s largest organic research farm in Jefferson City, and MU researchers often participate in studies there. For 50 years, the two university systems have had a “unified extension program,” where […]
Taylor Burks, the former Boone County Clerk running in the Republican primary for the 4th Congressional District, said Friday he’s in the race to stay even if state lawmakers draw his residence out of the district. Burks, like another of his six primary opponents, state Rep. Sara Walsh, lives in the southern part of the […]
When they’re not busy accusing her of being too lenient on pedophiles and too hard on white people, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee holding hearings on Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson purport to worship an originalist judicial philosophy. That means they like judges who promise, all Antonin Scalia-like, to base judicial rulings on […]
Collegiate mining teams from as far away as England and Australia came to Rolla over the weekend to compete in mining events like hand-mucking, Swede sawing, and gold panning. The event featured mining techniques used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Sean Abernathy likes to get to know his patrons before he tells them which type of drag show he thinks they should catch at his newly minted Grove institution, Prism (4510 Manchester Avenue). Hosted six nights a week, and working toward seven, the shows all greatly vary: Sunday nights are dedicated to rising stars, Tuesdays are for the audience to make requests of the queens, while Mondays feature drag kings.
Sean Abernathy likes to get to know his patrons before he tells them which type of drag show he thinks they should catch at his newly minted Grove institution, Prism (4510 Manchester Avenue). Hosted six nights a week, and working toward seven, the shows all greatly vary: Sunday nights are dedicated to rising stars, Tuesdays are for the audience to make requests of the queens, while Mondays feature drag kings.
The number of visitors at St. Louis-area museums and tourist attractions rose last year, but data still shows an industry clearly in recovery. Combined visitors to the 25 largest destinations were at nearly 40 million in pre-pandemic 2019, compared with 8.4 million in 2021.
Genesis brought its The Last Domino? farewell tour to a close on Saturday night with a concert at London's O2 Arena, during which singer Phil Collins announced it would be…
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