In St. Louis, the journey to independence can start with tangible items: a set of keys, a grocery list, or an afternoon plan. These moments play a crucial role in shaping how individuals navigate their day, fostering confidence, establishing routine, and building connections over time. AbleLight is working to enhance the accessibility of these moments […]
With the increasing popularity of GLP-1 medications, researchers at WashU Medicine are investigating a crucial question: Does rapid weight loss lead to a decrease in muscle mass and strength? A new clinical trial is exploring the effects of semaglutide medications like Wegovy on muscle mass and physical function following weight loss—and whether engaging in exercise […]
Kevin McKernan operates several classic neighborhood establishments that seem to be dwindling in number. Along with his wife Erin, he oversees Donut Drive-In, a straightforward shop located in Lindenwood Park. They also manage Epiphany Lanes, a laid-back bowling alley that was previously run by a Catholic parish, which still shares the parking area. McKernan is […]
Private OasisSet amidst four acres of lush woodlands, this striking contemporary residence was constructed in 2025. Nestled in unincorporated St. Louis County, this one-and-a-half story home is part of the Lindbergh School District. Mid-Century Design Drawing inspiration from Mid-Century Modern architecture, the house showcases a bold black metal pivot door, impressive soaring ceilings, and a […]
On a leafy street in Clayton, you can find “Man on Horse.” At Lewis Park in University City, there’s “Fish on a Bicycle,” while “Looking Up” is located in Forest Park. You can spot “Treemonisha” on a highway on-ramp in Lafayette Square and “Jelly Babies” at the entrance of the children’s room at the Central […]
This weekend, if given the chance, I would prepare a pot of soup for my late mother (RIP, Nadine Mahe). But not just any soup—homemade soup. Any type would suffice, though her favorite—both to make and savor—was vegetable soup, renowned for its rich, crimson-red, tomato-based broth. Her secret ingredient, which she generously shared with me, […]
It’s not uncommon to spot a small free library standing guard in St. Louis. However, what MADE Makerspace is planning to honor the May 16 tornado takes this concept to a whole new level with 26 libraries. The nonprofit arts organization intends to construct, decorate, and fill 26 little free libraries, each symbolizing a neighborhood […]
State Representative Kem Smith, a Democrat from Florissant, began reconsidering her views on automatic third-grade retention during Thanksgiving. While her family gathered in New Hebron, Mississippi, she opted for roasted cauliflower as a vegan, while others enjoyed turkey and chicken spaghetti. She struck up a conversation with a cousin who teaches in Mississippi, where third […]
St. Louis is set to play a significant role in the lead-up to this summer’s World Cup, especially after Bosnia and Herzegovina’s surprising qualification for the tournament. The Gateway City will host the vital final friendlies for both Bosnia and Panama at Energizer Park on June 6. Tickets have been selling fast since CITY announced […]
On April 30, leaders from the business community and esteemed honorees convened in the Grand Hall at St. Louis Union Station for the St. Louis Business 500 Reception. This event was proudly sponsored by Bayer and Science Delivers. The evening marked the celebration of the second edition of the Business 500 list, which honors some […]