Threads, our highly anticipated signature fundraiser, is returning on April 13, 2024. This year, St. Louis–based designers have been selected to create a 21st-century piece inspired by an item of their choice from the Missouri Historical Society’s textile collection. Check out the 10 historic artifacts that inspired these student and professional designers to make bold, …
Missouri cannabis regulators have revoked nine of the 48 social-equity cannabis licenses issued in October, after finding the companies that obtained them didn’t meet eligibility requirements.
Eight were dispensaries linked to out-of-state groups and one was a wholesale facility.
Among them is Canna Zoned, a Michigan company that secured two of the 16 dispensary cannabis licenses – in Columbia and Arnold. Both licenses were revoked.
State records show Canna Zoned was connected to 104 out…
Gawkers and sympathizers gathered at Union Station on March 25, 1901, after word got around that she was arriving on the morning Wabash from Kansas City.
Return to a time when steamboats ruled the river. The one-hour narrated riverfront cruise aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch explores the history of downtown St. Louis, including the […]
Niche Food Group’s soon-to-relaunch restaurant concept will introduce a few of its core menu offerings through a series of pop-up events around St. Louis.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A second autopsy will be done on Riley Strain, the Mizzou student who went missing from a Nashville bar earlier this month. NewsNation reports that Strain did not have his wallet on him. In addition, he was not wearing his pants or boots when his body was found in the Cumberland River [...]
The bodies of two victims of the Baltimore bridge collapse were pulled from the river Wednesday. Some experts say the tragedy could force needed change.
Public school activists, parents and teachers gathered at Vashon High School Wednesday for a public education town hall. The challenges families and students are facing in major cities, including St. Louis, were discussed.
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis County Police have issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a teenager. 13-year-old Tiyanna McNeil-Hayes was with her foster mom in the car when they had an argument and she exited the vehicle near 9844 Lorna Lane around 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. According to police, McNeil-Hayes is without needed medication. She [...]
There are thousands of products on the shelves at Schnucks stores. Diversifying the suppliers of those products is the goal of a new partnership between Schnucks and Mid-States Minority Supplier Development Council.
Nigeria doesn’t exactly have a stellar reputation when it comes to respecting the speech rights of its own citizens, nor the rights of platforms that its citizens use. By way of examples, there was the time that the country suspended Twitter for several months for the crime of taking down a tweet from its president […]
A debate ensued over whether St. Louis needs to hire more police officers before the council adds social workers to a new crime-fighting advisory board.
Schnuck Markets Inc. has partnered with an Indianapolis-based nonprofit to launch Schnucks Springboard, an accelerator program that seeks to help grow businesses owned by diverse founders.
The BLS began collecting unemployment data by race in 1972. Since then, the lowest Black unemployment rate ever recorded was in 2023. The second lowest was in 2022.
The Missouri State Conference of the NAACP is weighing in on a viral fight that left one teen fighting for her life and another facing criminal charges. The civil rights organization is calling a recent response by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey harmful and politically motivated.
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