A bill in the Missouri statehouse that many farmers feared would have led to Missouri-sourced plant and animal products being labeled as a "Potential Gene Therapy Product" died in committee last night, much to the relief of both agricultural and biotech interests in the state. The bill, HB 1169, was tied to the state’s burgeoning anti-vaccine movement, which lobbied heavily for it.
Artists Vicente Telles and Brandon Maldonado are forging new links in the chain of the continuing story of the people of New Mexico. Telles is firmly rooted in the santero tradition
Jim Brainard’s exhibition “Bits & Pieces” creates assemblages made from found, often-neglected, objects such as tree bark, used matches, and corrugated cardboard. He also scavenges small mysterious pieces of trash
Ryan Eckert’s structural abstractions explore ideas about the state of splitting worldviews, depicted through the lens of biblical Christianity. Eckert’s works in his exhibition:“Two Worldviews” presents the clashing of ideals
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
Ramenda Cyrus and Gabrielle Gurley discuss the state of abortion rights, the weak arguments of the anti-abortion movement, and the uncertainty for women across the country.
Edward Jones donated $17.5 million locally in 2022, putting the firm second on our Biggest Corporate Philanthropists - Large Companies List. The firm says that its philanthropy and volunteer opportunities not only gives back to its community, but help recruit and retain talent.
St. Louis architects and interior designers celebrated the 16th annual Architect & Designer Awards on Tuesday, April 18 at Barrett Barrera Projects in the Central West End.
As previously reported, Mötley Crüe is back in the studio and once again working with Dr. Feelgood producer Bob Rock. Now bassist Nikki Sixx is giving fans an update on how things are going, and he certainly…
Keeley Cos., with about 975 total employees and companywide revenue of $440.6 million in 2022, contributed more than $2 million in cash and in-kind giving to the St. Louis region last year.
Kade's playground is special because it was a collaborative effort between Herculaneum and one family who wanted an accessible playground for their young son, Kade.
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
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
For a long time, the HillBenders was a band in search of an identity. A bluegrass act hailing from Springfield, Missouri, the group wanted to break out of the traditional bluegrass box.
Walmart and Sam’s Club are hosting in-person medication disposal events at select store and club locations across the country on Saturday, April 22 . The event is part of the DEA’s biannual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Law enforcement will set up in the parking lot from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 22 to help people safely dispose of unwanted, unused or expired prescription medications at the following Walmart or Sam’s Club locations: Walmart - 400 Junction Drive, Glen Carbon, Ill. Walmart - 610 Wesley Drive, Wood River, Ill. A complete list of DEA Take Back Day location events can be found at: https://takebackday.dea.gov . “We will always aim to do our part in reducing and potentially eliminating the dangerous misuse and abuse of prescription medications in the communities we serve,” said Lisa Young, Senior Director with Walmart Specialty Compliance and Ethics. “Safe medication disposal creates safer neighborhoods. We are proud
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