Listen to an episode about Marie LaBastille on our Here’s History podcast with KDHX. What was life really like for women in early St. Louis? So often, the history that we learn skips over the daily patterns of life and jumps from big moment to big moment. For me, the most fascinating aspect of history is …
The 2023 State Farm MVC Men’s Basketball Tournament” returns to St. Louis for the 33rd straight year! Make plans to attend Arch Madness at Enterprise Center March 2nd through 5th as
Matt Yglesias writes today that certain progressive tropes produce feelings of helplessness and depression, rather than the sense of power and optimism needed for political movements to succeed. One of these is the routine assertion of "harm" or "feeling unsafe" when someone does something you find offensive or even just disagreeable: Objecting to bigoted or ...continue reading "On “feeling unsafe”"
When the calendar turns to March, the sign at Dairy Haven in Caseyville, Illinois, changes to open. Josh Hill co-owns Metro East mainstay with his mom.
The lawmaker is telling the president he will hold his nominees to positions at the Department of Energy unless the federal government cleans up the school.
What amazing timing! Merely a few weeks back we were discussing the major regulatory hurdles the United States, the EU, and the UK were putting in front of Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $68 billion. Agencies from all three governing bodies, while differing on some specifics, generally had the same concerns: lessening the […]
One of the most common suggestions from police reform advocates is to stop using armed police officers for a wide range of tasks that might be better handled by trained dispute moderators and social workers. In Los Angeles, the police union said today it was willing to negotiate this: As part of its upcoming contract ...continue reading "LAPD says it’s “willing” to hand off duties it never liked in the first place"
The Downtown West neighborhood in St. Louis is kicking preparations into high gear as excited soccer fans count down the days until the first home match for St. Louis City SC on Saturday.
Join us for this very special Sheldon Classics concert curated by St. Louis Symphony Assistant Concertmaster Erin Schreiber! Erin will bring together her fellow SLSO performers playing her favorite repertoire
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