I’m not backing off my Tiger Woods prediction. I predicted last spring that Tiger Woods would play his first PGA Tour Champions event in September 2026 at the Stifel Charity Classic event, and I’m sticking with that prognostication. However, the date has changed. The 2026 Stifel Charity Classic, presented by Compliance Solutions, will return to […]

Pat Wilson, a University City High School lead nurse who recently retired, has been named the 2025 School Nurse Administrator of the Year by the Missouri Association of School Nurses. Wilson was previously recognized as the 2024 School Nurse Administrator of the Year by the St. Louis Suburban School Nurses’ Association. Her leadership during the […]

When Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a Trump-aligned congressional redistricting plan last month, critics warned it would do more than tilt elections toward Republicans — it could determine the fate of abortion rights, Medicaid and other key issues affecting Missourians’ health and economic well-being. If the plan survives legal and ballot challenges, it would erase […]

The St. Louis Board of Education voted Friday to terminate Superintendent Millicent Borishade after a contentious 15-month tenure marked by controversy over school closures, union opposition and deepening concerns about the district’s direction. Borishade said she was fired “without cause” following a four-hour closed session at district headquarters. Under her contract, she will receive roughly […]

The CBC vs. SLUH matchup is one of the long-standing high school football rivalries in the St. Louis area. The two Catholic school programs used to play their games in the old Busch Stadium years ago to some very big crowds. On Friday night, CBC and SLUH will renew their rivalry in one of the […]

As the day came to a close on Sept. 30, 2025, so did the life of Riley L. Owens III — beloved husband, father and five-term mayor of Centreville, Illinois.  A pillar of the community, Owens was a familiar face in the Two Lane Terrace neighborhood, where he lived with his family until his death. […]

Longtime anchor and beloved sports and news personality Rene Knott is no longer employed by KSDK 5 On Your Side. Knott, who left the station on October 15, had been a part of the St. Louis NBC affiliate’s reporting team for more than two decades. St. Louis Magazine was the first to break the news […]

After a successful debut in 2024, Delish on Delmar will return to the Delmar Maker District on Friday, Oct. 17, celebrating the neighborhood’s growing restaurant scene and its continued recovery as a vibrant arts corridor. The event runs from 5:30 to 10 p.m. and is described by organizers as equal parts block party, food festival […]

A private ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated the opening of Arch Grants’ newly expanded headquarters in Downtown West on Wednesday, marking a new chapter for the nonprofit that’s become a cornerstone of St. Louis’ startup scene. The new space, affectionately dubbed HQ2, is located at 2315 Locust Street and coincided with the announcement of a new pilot […]

CONCERTS  Thurs., Oct. 16, 8 p.m. (7 p.m. doors), Psykotic Tour 2025 starring OsamaSon, The Pageant, 6161 Delmar Blvd. For more information, visit www.thepageant.com Fri., Oct. 17, 7 p.m. St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Presents Chuck Berry’s Birthday Bash, Powell Hall, 718 N Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63103. For more information visit https://shop.slso.org. Fri., Oct. […]

A few weeks ago, I listened as a mother recounted the story of the worst day of her life. Her precious boy left for school and never came home—he was killed in a car accident. In the blink of an eye, her world was shattered. Yet in her grief, she turned to her faith and […]

Masud Olufani was hurting. It was 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic had everyone on lockdown, and, like the rest of Black America, he was shocked, horrified, and angered by the deaths of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery.  “I found myself having a really profound response to those murders — not just emotionally, but on a physical […]

Civil rights and grassroots organizations are calling for the Francis Howell School District to identify and act upon a years-long pattern of racism after a custodian was charged for writing racist graffiti at Francis Howell High School last month. Heather Fleming, executive director and founder of the Missouri Equity Education Partnership, stood outside the St. […]

The Southern Illinois University System has appointed Evonne Thompson as executive director of audit serving as the chief audit executive for the multi-campus SIU system. Before this appointment, Thompson served as assistant director of compliance, internal audit, and enterprise risk management at the University of Chicago.  She also has over 10 years of combined experience […]

After months of mounting controversy and clashes with city leaders, St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery was ordered to jail Tuesday following a federal hearing that laid bare what a judge called a troubling pattern of deception and defiance. The ruling by U.S. Magistrate Judge John M. Bodenhausen capped weeks of intensifying scrutiny of the sheriff, […]

For Emil and Samantha Porter, health isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress. The husband-and-wife fitness team say their secret to lasting health is simple: consistency, discipline and a focus on daily improvement. That philosophy recently carried them to the top of the 2025 St. Louis Gateway Naturals Bodybuilding and Fitness Competition, where the Porters […]