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Mario Trejo’s exhibition “Idiosyncratic Tantrums” features extensive accumulations that visually explore eternity and struggle through manic mark making. Considering the concepts of time, space, and number. He creates hundreds of

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Harold Meyerson and Luke Goldstein talk about the traditions and history of the radical left.

The festival's 8th season will include a main stage performance of "Suddenly Last Summer" alongside expanded programming.

From St. Louis Public Radio:  A $25.9 million project to bring 60 new affordable housing units to south St. Louis is moving forward. The city’s Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority last week approved tax abatement and other provisions for the Marquette Homes project, which includes the rehabilitation of six buildings and the construction of five […]

GLEN CARBON - Junior AJ Sutberry is enjoying the ride alongside his Father McGivney baseball teammates this season. The Griffins are off to a 13-0 start after a 10-1 win over the Staunton Bulldogs Wednesday afternoon. In that game, AJ went 1-4 with four RBIs. He hit a bases-clearing double in the fifth inning to go ahead 8-1. It was his fourth extra-base hit this season. AJ is a Byron, Carlson, Petri, and Kalb Athlete of the Month for Father McGivney. "I had a really solid day," he said after the win over Staunton. "I'm happy I got to help the team out and get the win. Get a little break and we can get back at it." His team remains undefeated heading into the Easter holiday, and it doesn't come as a surprise. He says that he and the team have put in a lot of work to get the results in the first third of this season. "We've been working all winter. We've been training every day and been expecting it," he said. "We went down to Memphis and had a really good tournament that boosted

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Vladimir Tarasenko, one of the most accomplished players in St. Louis Blues history, returns to the Enterprise Center for the first time as an opponent.

From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune:  The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance, unions of the St. Louis Building Trades Council and St. Louis Labor Council and Florissant city officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a new state-of the-art archery range overlooking the Missouri River March 23 at Florissant’s Sunset Park. The range is the vision of Allan Bathon, […]

The electric utility has been the subject of several scandals in recent years.

Who’s that kid that can travel through time? It’s you!   Follow the adventures of three friends as they travel back in time to learn from real-life inspirational heroes when

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Take an overseas adventure in this immersive exhibit that transports families to China, a country where a quickly changing modern lifestyle intersects with ancient values. Explore what life is like

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Missouri's former senior U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt will join Husch Blackwell Strategies' office in Washington, D.C., where he'll lead a new leadership strategies advisory services group at the lobbying firm. In an announcement Wednesday, HBS said the group will provide policy advice, evaluate a client's government risk and ensure clients receive "insightful support to navigate Washington ward positive outcomes." It also said Blunt, who retired earlier this year after serving in the Senate since 2011,…

St. Louis County Police are asking for the public's help to find a suspect they say is armed and dangerous. He was involved in a violent gas station robbery and a suburban home burglary.

A deadly crash has led to traffic backups Thursday morning on Interstate 70 near Jennings.

GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College and CJD E-Cycling will host a community e-Waste event from 9 a.m. to noon, Friday, April 21 and Saturday, April 22, in the Tolle Lane parking lot across from the college’s Godfrey Campus. Most items will be accepted for free, providing community members with a secure, Earth-friendly option for discarding used electronics. The following is a sampling of the items that will be accepted: Computers, printers, cables and peripherals (keyboards, mice, etc.) Fax machines, scanners, digital converter boxes, cable receivers, satellite receivers Video game consoles, digital video disc player/recorders, portable digital music players Networking equipment, server, telecommunications, phones, cell phones, clocks, etc. VCR, stereos, and audio/video equipment (including cable/satellite) Holiday lights, metal decorations and metal furniture Electrical, cabling, communication machinery, and equipment Home electronics, blenders, toasters,

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CHICAGO - Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of a coalition of 22 states, urged the Biden administration to scrap dangerous federal rules that allow employers to interfere in the reproductive health decisions of their employees. The rules, put in place under the prior administration, took away contraceptive coverage from women who should have been entitled to complete coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). They added broad, unreasonable exemptions that allowed nearly all types of employers to deny birth control coverage to their employees based on religious or moral objections. In a comment letter addressed to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su, Raoul and the coalition applaud the Biden administration’s proposal to restore access to cost-free contraceptive coverage by rescinding the moral exemption and creating alternate means to cover contraceptive services for

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EAST ST. LOUIS – State Senator Christopher Belt joined the Illinois Department of Transportation in announcing funds from the Illinois Competitive Freight Program that will improve the movement of freight throughout the state, while creating jobs and economic opportunity and enhancing safety and local quality of life. “Continued investment in roads and railways are crucial to ensure freight is moving swiftly and efficiently throughout the state,” said Belt (D-Swansea). “Projects like this will not only improve the flow of freight, but will also create jobs and boost economic growth in the region.” Every year, 1.6 billion tons valued at $2.5 trillion of freight flows in and out of the state, making Illinois one of the top three states for freight activity. Nearly $200 million in funds among 22 projects that are high traffic areas for freight mobility were announced last week – including two in the Metro East. A rail project at the Terminal Railroad

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The Cardinals may be off to a bit of a lackluster start, but that doesn't mean there haven't already been some highlight reel-worthy plays in the first week of the season. There was Jordan Walker's first big league home run and that insanely good catch by Dylan Carlson — and for those in attendance at Busch Stadium it would have been a shame to have missed either one while stuck in line for nachos. With the MLB's implementation of the pitch clock speeding up the pace of play this season (opening day games this season were on average 26 minutes shorter), those minutes spent in concession lines have only become more precious.

A new study highlights the risks of using forest-based carbon offsets to cancel out greenhouse gas emissions.

Spirits Roaming on the Earth maps conceptual artist Jacolby Satterwhite’s extraordinary creative trajectory across multiple materials, genres and modes of thinking.   Drawing on a broad set of real and

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