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St. Louis jury awards $3M to man shot by security guard at troubled downtown Shell station
ST. LOUIS — A jury on Wednesday awarded $3 million to a man who was shot in 2020 by a security guard outside of a downtown, now-shuttered gas station that had persistent complaints about crime and vagrancy. Davion Bush, of Belleville, was shot twice outside the Shell station on...
Fiesta Cardenales Kicks Off the Day with Fun Pre-Game Events
The St. Louis Cardinals has announced their Fiesta Cardenales at Busch Stadium on September 8. Pregame festivities include a performance by Grupo Lobo Norteño STL in Bud Terrace from 11:15 am - 1:15 pm and folk dancers in Bud Terrace at noon. There will also be a pregame interview with a current Latino player, called "Ask a Player" where kids will ask questions in Spanish to a current player that he will also answer in Spanish, such as "What's your favorite candy?", "Who is your favorite player?", Who is your favorite soccer team?", etc.
St. Louis Public Radio to host ‘The Arts Hour on Tour' from the BBC World Service
The BBC visit puts St. Louis among a coveted list of the world's culture centers. The live stage show gives local creatives a spot on the global stage. St. Louis Public Radio will host The BBC Arts Hour on Tour in St. Louis to showcase local artists for an international broadcast recorded live at UMSL's Touhill Performing Arts Center, Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m.
Olivia Dangler named news director at FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 News
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — FOX 2 and St. Louis 11 News have a new newsroom leader. Olivia Dangler has been named News Director, overseeing the newsgathering operations on-air and online. Dangler most recently served as News Director of WDTN-TV and WBDT-TV in Dayton, Ohio. She was responsible for helping...
Skip or stream- a look at what to watch at the movie with Kathy Kaiser
ST. LOUIS – Movie critic, Kathy Kaiser, gives two reviews of current movies. The first can be found on Hulu, it’s “The Supreme at Earl’s All You Can Eat.” It’s a story about love, loss and overcoming the worst of situations between three friends. Then Kathy reviews, “Between the Temples,” now in theatres.
STL Barkeep and The Vandy have you Labor Day drinks covered!
St. Louis – STL Barkeep has a brand-new mobile bar and they are ready to serve. Hear about all the new happenings from owner and mixologist, Matt Longueville. Now if you want a place to enjoy a great drink and eat some fantastic bites, head to The Vandy right at 1301 S. Vandeventer.
Build-A-Bear/Hello Kitty Store Planned
Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc. (St. Louis) has unveiled plans for the first-of-its-kind workshop designed in collaboration with Sanrio (Tokyo), parent company of Hello Kitty and Friends. The grand opening of the new Build-A-Bear x Hello Kitty and Friends Workshop, in the Westfield Century City shopping complex in Los Angeles, is expected to occur in time to celebrate Hello Kitty’s 50th anniversary in November.
Show-Me State talent drives the success of Mizzou football
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) You couldn't have written it any better if you tried. Two football players from the heart of St. Louis, who grew up watching their hometown team, have now helped revitalize that same team. After a couple of years of finishing the season at or below the .500...
Mo. daycare operators say state hearing on subsidy problems may be too late
ST. LOUIS—The decision announced this week to call a special state legislative committee hearing to investigate problems the state of Missouri has processing applications for child care subsidies to parents and delays in payments to childcare providers was welcome news to longtime service providers. “I’m glad that they are...
NAACP demands action on academic inequality
Citing improvements in other cities, the St. Louis NAACP chapter will file a complaint with the U.S. Dept of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) targeting St. Louis area public schools, including charter schools, regarding the “Systemic Educational Inequities Affecting Black Students.”. According to the NAACP, “Data paints a...
Travis Cummings honored by Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis
ST. LOUIS — 5 On Your Side anchor and multi-skilled journalist Travis Cummings will be recognized next month as a 2024 Salute to Blacks in Media honoree by the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. Cummings was selected for his standout work and the way he uplifts and amplifies...
'I'm excited and I'm also nervous' Bernie Miklasz discusses 2024 expectations for Missouri Tigers
2024 is shaping up to be a very big year for the Missouri Tigers, with plenty of expectations from fans of reaching the College Football Playoffs. Bernie Miklasz gives his take on the Tigers and his expectations for the team in 2024.
Soulard Blues and Roots Festival returns for year two
ST. LOUIS — The Soulard Blues and Roots Festival is an annual festival celebrating the music, art, and culture of the St. Louis region, with a particular emphasis on the Historic Soulard neighborhood, where the art and culture of the Blues continues to live & thrive. For more information,...
Big Muddy Blues Festival is returning on the historic cobblestones of Laclede’s Landing
ST. LOUIS — Big Muddy Blues Festival is returning on the historic cobblestones of Laclede’s Landing. You can immerse yourself in the pulsing heart of St. Louis’s vibrant blues scene on September 1st, 2024. This much-awaited event brings together the best of local, regional, and national blues artists to keep your feet tapping and your soul humming.
AUDRA christens expanded atelier storefront with release of 10th anniversary collection
At the new AUDRA storefront window in Ladue Marketplace, a milestone moment is on full display. Audra Noyes Herndon, founder, CEO and creative director, is celebrating her eponymous brand’s landmark 10th anniversary with a new collection and a move to 9755 Clayton Road, just two doors down from its former location.
Lindenwood Football HC Jed Stugart
Coach Stuart joins the show to talk about how they are prepping for a big game against a ranked P5 team, looking back at some of the other big upsets for inspiration, how a history with Lance Leipold held make this game possible and how the transfer portal went for Lindenwood this past year.
STL’s historic role in slavery, freedom
Much has been written about St. Louis’ slave history. The study of census tracts of the times notes the city’s rapid growth of Black slaves increased from 268 in 1799 to 2,656 by 1850. A mere 30 years later, one-in-20 residents of our bustling river town consisted of black people, of which two-thirds were slaves.
TSA data shows slight increase in passengers traveling during Labor Day weekend at Lambert
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) released data showing its predictions for the upcoming Labor Day weekend at Lambert International Airport. According to TSA, the following numbers are predictions reflecting travelers at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 from Thursday through Monday at Lambert:. Thursday,...
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