As Missouri prepares to roll out medical marijuana, patients and physicians weigh the pros and cons
Some see medical marijuana as an alternative treatment to opioids. Some believe more research is needed.
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New LGBTQIA helpline SQSH aims to provide more support to queer community
The helpline will go live by the end of August, by which time each volunteer will have received 50 hours of training.
St. Louis County Library’s Science Fest has an activity for everyone this month
The month-long program is for evil geniuses, little Einsteins, and everyone in between.
Larry Rice says he wants to reopen his homeless shelter for religious reasons. Neighbors say it’s a ploy
St. Louis city previously cited New Life for over-occupancy, plumbing and exhaust problems, and bedbugs. It revoked Rice’s permit and, when he continued to operate, issued a cease-and-desist notice.
Washington University students want you to help prevent new Title IX regulations
Activist group Title Mine plans to host a comment-writing party on January 17, 2019, in the Danforth University Center’s Tisch Commons at Washington University.
These 6 St. Louisans have dedicated their lives to making our community a better place. And they’re each doing it their own way
Meet some of the region’s agents of change.
4 things to keep in mind while planning your wedding, courtesy of St. Louis planner featured on TLC’s “Four Weddings”
How can you make your wedding amazing? We asked the expert.
At the new MADE Makerspace on Delmar, welders, woodworkers, and 3-D printers create together
The new space is operated by the team behind Third Degree Glass Factory, including serial entrepreneur Jim McKelvey.
6 works by St. Louis artists that Design STL’s edit team would like to display at home
Michael Eastman’s photography, Chloe West’s paintings, Aly Ytterberg’s paper collages, and more
5 things to know about the plan to bring Major League Soccer to St. Louis
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MADE maker space just opened on Delmar Boulevard—and in 2019 it will debut a kids’ space with the Magic House
With classes for artisans of all levels and a collaboration with the Magic House, MADE promises to bring increased creativity.