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Sonic Gallery STL previews and offers free tickets to R.A.P. Ferreira's show at Pop's Blue Moon on December 15th.

GRAFTON — Raging Rivers WaterPark plans to expand its attractions starting in May of 2026, introducing new amenities aimed at enhancing the visitor experience. The additions include an RV park with more than 60 spots, of which over 30 will offer full hookups, as well as an 18-hole miniature golf course, axe-throwing, and a bocce ball course. “We will have a lot of fun activities to do here at Raging Rivers. We got to this idea from the get-go when the owner bought the park; they

A five-year effort to mark Missouri’s most notorious slave prison will come to fruition next month.

Barbecue season lasts year-round in Dexter, and on Monday, Dec. 1, Representative Steve Jordan proposed Bill 1651, formally declaring the town as the “Rib City” of Missouri, as of Aug. 28, 2026.

Did you know that the ancient Mayans were among the first to enjoy a beverage made from cacao beans, but it was nothing like the sweet hot chocolate we savor today? Instead, their drink was bitter, spiced, and served cold. Fast forward thousands of years, and hot chocolate has evolved into a comforting, sweet indulgence enjoyed worldwide. Making hot chocolate at home allows you to control the ingredients, tailor flavors to your preference, and create a truly personalized treat. Whether you prefer

December 11 has been a date marked by significant milestones across the globe. One of the most impactful events occurred on December 11, 1997, when the Kyoto Protocol was adopted in Kyoto, Japan. This international treaty was a landmark step in global environmental diplomacy, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. The agreement set binding targets for industrialized countries, reflecting a growing global awareness of environmental issues. It marked the first major

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved Missouri’s request to restrict the use of food stamps for the purchase of some junk food items, according to a news release from the USDA. Starting in 2026, Missouri is set to stop allowing SNAP benefits to be used to purchase candy, prepared desserts, soda, beverage mixes, juices and […]

A Ferguson man was charged after threatening a neighbor with a pocket knife for being too loud while picking up groceries in Ferguson.

Depriving the public of an opportunity to weigh in on spending is bad policy, said one expert. "You just want to lose your mind because you know they're not listening."

We’ve covered how there’s a real push afoot to implement statewide “right to repair” laws that try to make it cheaper, easier, and environmentally friendlier for you to repair the technology you own. Unfortunately, while all fifty states have at least flirted with the idea, only Massachusetts, New York, Minnesota, Colorado, California, and Oregon, and Washington have actually passed laws. […]

A 62-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run crash in north St. Louis County on Wednesday after being struck by a Dodge Ram truck, and the driver was later located by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Expect a cold day with a high near 35 and a low around 29 degrees. Winds will be light but noticeable, coming from the south at about 7 mph with gusts up to 17 mph. Temperatures will feel a bit colder, dipping into the low 20s in the shade. There is a 65% chance of light snow this afternoon, so keep that in mind if you have outdoor plans. This morning will start mostly clear with temperatures in the upper 20s. As we move into the afternoon, clouds will thicken and intermittent snow showers and

A community meeting in Montgomery City drew hundreds expressing opposition to proposed data centers. Residents raised concerns about water, noise, light pollution, utility costs, and transparency issues.