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ST. LOUIS — Starbucks cafes will be opening in two St. Louis-area Schnucks grocery stores later this year.

Families across St. Louis and surrounding areas can find free spots to cool off and have fun. From splash pads with multiple water features to simple spray poles, the region offers a variety of water play areas for kids and adults alike that are free to visit.

There is nothing more chilling to a Neanderthal than to hear that something he needs is “on his phone.”

Three years into its NASCAR journey, the Enjoy Illinois 300 race has evolved with a wealth of traditions.

The farmers’ market favorite opened a brick-and-mortar restaurant in the South City neighborhood on June 1.

A social media influencer used his skills as a trained pastry chef to seamlessly transitioned from the kitchen to the digital world, where he now thrives as a social media manager, digital creator, and self-proclaimed "jack of all trades." His journey is a testament to his versatility and passion for food, culture, and creativity.

St. Louis is a kaleidoscope of architecture, filled with structures of every age, shape and size. In Coloring STL, Missouri History Museum visitors will interact with these fascinating buildings in […]

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Imagine a playground made almost entirely of packing tape! Created by artist Eric Lennartson, kids can crawl, climb and slide through this innovative play area. TapeScape is sure to stick […]

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With the help of 10 truckloads of sand, The Magic House’s backyard will be transformed once again into a beachfront park. Visitors can stroll along the boardwalk, search for seashells, […]

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Dinosaur Train: The Traveling Exhibit is based on the popular PBS KIDS TV series, which features a curious Tyrannosaurus rex named Buddy who travels through time to discover everything there […]

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If you’ve read anything about higher-ed teaching in the last ten years, it’s likely to have revolved around the importance of inclusive classrooms. Instructors can’t just teach a lesson and passively hope for student engagement. If they want everyone involved, they have to create conditions that actively include each student. This approach is especially important […]