The non-binding resolution takes aim at the roughly 1 percent of the city’s investment portfolio tied up in companies “complicit in perpetuating violence against people within our city or abroad.”

Let’s talk turkey—and sides and desserts. We’ve compiled a list of options for dine-in or carryout.

The Clayton resident and Columbia University epidemiologist is joining the growing Democratic field.

The Cole County decision could have a big impact on landlords and developers alike.

That was one of the underlying themes of a presentation by an economist from the St. Louis Fed to regional business leaders.

The Dream Builders 4 Equity program trains young entrepreneurs in branding, finance, and leadership.

The PBS show from the DJ, musician, and owner of St. Louis’ Vintage Vinyl recently snagged two Mid-America Emmy nominations.

Winterfest will host a kickoff holiday extravaganza for its milestone anniversary year.

Laren and Aimee Loveless developed a program ideal for little learners with big feelings.

In an address to the St. Louis AgriBusiness Club, Missouri’s governor spoke of getting more city kids, like him, into agriculture.

“I will have done most of the things I wanted to complete,” Lambert’s longtime boss tells SLM.

St. Louis County staff felt like they had to drop everything to help Councilman Mark Harder with his personal request.

The Central West End law firm plans to occupy the second floor, while the first floor will have space for restaurants, retail, and office uses.

There’s no shortage of options for a range of interests.

Rooming houses nearly got zoned out of existence. A new ordinance enables them with a modern twist—and none too soon, advocates say.

The local novelist found inspiration for her latest story at the Missouri History Museum.

The city’s test of its system yesterday found 10 non-functional sirens, down from the 21 that didn’t work on May 16.

L&M Matchmaking hopes to help “accomplished men” of a certain age find quality women.

The trio of concerts includes cocktails, conversation, and conductor-led storytelling.

The popular taco joint, located inside Gaslight Studio STL on Shaw Avenue, moved from New Town to the Hill in November 2021.

Wray is highly regarded for his work at Toronto FC and the Columbus Crew.

When Councilwoman Shalonda Webb and state Senator Angela Walton Mosley got physical in August, it was just the latest in a long list of ugly incidents, Mosley alleges.

The program features four Sunday matinees throughout November covering a broad swath of the film noir genre.

The new taproom and cocktail bar from Perennial Artisan Ales and Common Ritual Whiskey is now open on Grant’s Trail.

The show premieres tonight at 7 p.m.

The Mundwiller family has added a second dinosaur swapping station and has plans for future community events.

Local experts share helpful advice about the school selection process.

The two cities have enjoyed a sister cities relationship that marks 65 years this year.

Yes, and we’ve put together a spirited list.

Two years after St. Louis police crashed an SUV into the gay bar and arrested its owner, prosecutors continue to press a criminal charge against him.

As the nonprofit approaches Parents as Teachers Day on November 8, its impact grows with expanded offerings.

The revue is just one of many projects for the busy performer and community advocate.

The regional agency asked for the research to be undertaken at the suggestion of St. Charles County executive Steve Ehlmann, as the prospect of local projects have become a hot button issue.

Peter Merideth knows firsthand how families with special needs are being driven to the suburbs.

Zest, Raz, and Trop will be available beginning November 7 at 4 Hands locations and statewide beginning November 10.

The sheriff is barred from running his office while he is in jail under an order issued today.

Developed by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, the two-building complex includes a fast-casual restaurant/sports bar and a weekend music venue.

The city is touting cost savings and a lower contamination rate now that blue alley bins have been consolidated into designated drop sites.

A range of venues across the region host music, culture, and community.

Founded in 1893, the custom millwork shop recently completed its largest project to date, working on the $140 million renovation of Powell Symphony Hall.

Interim sporting director John Hackworth looks to build a foundation for next season.

Organizer Mary Scott is filling a gap left by shuttered startup programs, helping founders turn ideas into action.

ArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis are moving in together in a former church building in the city’s North Pointe neighborhood.

The nonprofit has an “urgent food drive” of its own now underway at City Foundry.

After a successful pop-up run downtown, The Passport Craft Cocktail and Wine Bar is expanding to a new location on Delmar and broadening its food menu.

These builds continue Habitat’s long-standing commitment to strengthen the metro area through affordable homeownership.

The St. Louis-based nonprofit is deepening its mission with aid for the catastrophically injured and mental and preventative health support.

The Ville landmark’s legacy still shapes St. Louis today.

On October 21, families gathered at The Summit All Seasons Market in Kirkwood for St. Louis Magazine’s fourth St. Louis Family Playdate. See photos and videos from the event.

Where you can meet Popeye, scuba dive in a mine, and climb to the highest point in Missouri.