Your Ultimate St. Louis Guide: Thanksgiving Week Edition Get ready, St. Louis! As Thanksgiving approaches, our city is bustling with a fantastic array of events perfect for locals looking to celebrate, explore, or simply have a great time. From star-studded concerts and inspiring awards to spirited parades and charity events, there’s something for everyone to make this holiday week unforgettable. Friday, November 21 Ree Drummond: ‘The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Essential Recipes’ Join Ree Drummond, the … Read More

Anselm Kiefer’s “Becoming the Sea” Premieres in Saint Louis The Saint Louis Art Museum is currently hosting a monumental exhibition, “Anselm Kiefer: Becoming the Sea,” offering locals a unique opportunity to experience the profound work of a world-renowned artist. This significant show, featuring over 40 pieces, draws a direct line from Kiefer’s formative 1991 journey up the Mississippi River right here in our backyard to his most recent creations. The Mississippi’s Enduring Influence on Kiefer … Read More

St. Louis Mayor Proposes Free College with Private Sector Support St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer is championing a bold initiative: offering free college education to public school graduates. This ambitious plan seeks the crucial backing of private companies and philanthropic organizations. The Mayor believes this program could be a transformative force, reshaping the city’s future by investing in its most valuable asset: its people. A Vision for St. Louis Education St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer … Read More

St. Louis County Senator Proposes “Missouri Rangers” for School Safety A St. Louis County Senator is spearheading a bold new initiative to enhance school security across Missouri. Senator David Gregory has formally requested Governor Mike Kehoe to convene a special legislative session to address the escalating issue of gun violence against children, proposing the creation of a specialized school safety force. This proposal, dubbed the “Missouri Rangers,” aims to place highly trained state police officers … Read More

Officer-Involved Shooting at St. Louis Lambert Airport Early Friday morning, a St. Louis County police officer fatally shot a man wielding a knife outside Terminal 1 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The incident occurred near the light rail line, and authorities confirmed no one else was injured, with the airport quickly resuming normal operations. Details of the St. Louis Airport Incident The shooting took place around 1 a.m. at a location near the light … Read More

St. Mary’s Defense Powers Dragons to Semifinals St. Mary’s football team has fought its way to the state semifinals, securing a crucial 20-14 victory over Parkway North in a Class 4 quarterfinal game on Friday, November 21, 2025. The Dragons’ dominant defensive performance, spearheaded by senior linebacker Elijah Stueckel, proved instrumental in advancing their season. Stueckel Leads the Defensive Charge Senior Elijah Stueckel, a transfer from Alton High in his first season with the Dragons, … Read More

SLU Area Student Housing Hits Market, Owners Pivot to Tex-Mex The St. Louis business landscape is buzzing with activity, including a significant real estate development near Saint Louis University. The McGowan Brothers are placing their student housing complex, formerly the Ramsey Manufacturing building, on the market as they strategically shift their focus toward expanding their Tex-Mex restaurant ventures. Key Details of the Student Housing Sale The student housing complex, which was originally the Ramsey Manufacturing … Read More