Where to relax and reset in the Midwest and beyond
Looking for a wellness-focused weekend escape? Here’s where you can soak in thermal baths, meditate, and stretch in the Midwest and beyond.
Health
How this Siteman clinic helps patients navigate the first days after a cancer diagnosis
The START Strong Survivorship Clinic connects newly diagnosed patients with nutrition, physical therapy, emotional support, and resources to help them navigate treatment from the very beginning.
Team chasing Missouri River world record is on pace for historic finish in St. Louis
Four ultra-endurance paddlers are attempting to break the 46-year-old speed record on North America’s longest river.
Why Missouri’s licensed dispensaries aren’t the same as smoke shops
Both sell intoxicating products, but only one operates under the state’s regulated cannabis program. Here’s what sets them apart—and what new legislation means for hemp-derived THC sales.
Inside the Independent Physicians Network strengthening St. Louis healthcare
A group of independent specialists is coming together through Arbor Fertility to strengthen collaboration, expand knowledge sharing, and improve care across the region.
Pickle & Perk is a pickleball-themed retreat a short drive from St. Louis
Take your practice on the road with a getaway that offers coffee, courts, and calm.
How to stay safe during a St. Louis heat wave, according to an ER doctor
From hydration and meal timing to recognizing the warning signs of heat exhaustion, a Saint Louis University physician shares tips for staying safe during the region’s hottest months.
Blazing trails for Midwest rock climbers
The Illinois Climbers Association does far more than organize outings—it preserves climbing areas, maintains routes, and advocates for access across Southern Illinois’ rugged landscape.
Photos: 2026 Excellence in Nursing Awards
See photos from St. Louis Magazine’s 17th annual Excellence in Nursing Awards, presented by BJC HealthCare and Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing.
Excellence in Nursing Awards 2026
A salute to health care professionals across the metro area
The best golf courses within a short drive of St. Louis
Looking for courses worth the drive? Grab your clubs, and hit the road.
Outdoors
Team chasing Missouri River world record is on pace for historic finish in St. Louis
Four ultra-endurance paddlers are attempting to break the 46-year-old speed record on North America’s longest river.
Blazing trails for Midwest rock climbers
The Illinois Climbers Association does far more than organize outings—it preserves climbing areas, maintains routes, and advocates for access across Southern Illinois’ rugged landscape.
The best golf courses within a short drive of St. Louis
Looking for courses worth the drive? Grab your clubs, and hit the road.
SciFest invites St. Louisans to explore the great outdoors through STEM
From Shakespeare and scouting to telescopes and superconductor hockey, the Saint Louis Science Center’s free Great Outdoors Expo connects curious minds of all ages with the science behind nature, recreation, and discovery.
A guide to fishing around St. Louis this spring
From free beginner classes to big-river catfish and stocked trout lakes, here’s how—and where—to cast a line.
What is the endocannabinoid system (ECS)?
Kind Goods marketing director Lindsay Hof explains how the body’s endocannabinoid system works and why understanding it matters for cannabis consumers.
GO! St. Louis keeps momentum going with a summer of races
The nonprofit is offering everything from trail relays to social evening runs for newcomers, families, and seasoned racers.
How one St. Louis family is making local race and triathlon culture more accessible for parents
Beyond the Start Line helps families find stroller-friendly races, kid-focused endurance events, and realistic ways to get moving together.
How WashU’s Tim Miller helped pioneer a major breakthrough for ALS
Miller says WashU Medicine’s collaborative environment was a big reason he’s achieved life-saving results.
Why hundreds of St. Louisans are starting their mornings with sunrise yoga downtown
The free weekly series at Kiener Plaza has become one of downtown St. Louis’ most popular wellness events.
SciFest invites St. Louisans to explore the great outdoors through STEM
From Shakespeare and scouting to telescopes and superconductor hockey, the Saint Louis Science Center’s free Great Outdoors Expo connects curious minds of all ages with the science behind nature, recreation, and discovery.
Do GLP-1 weight loss drugs make you weaker? A St. Louis study is looking for answers
A new clinical trial at WashU Medicine is studying whether exercise can help preserve muscle mass and improve physical function in women taking medications such as Wegovy.
Barre STL to open Kirkwood location as demand grows for inclusive, community-driven fitness
Tori and Jim Foster are bringing their South City studio’s mix of strength, mindfulness, and connection to a new audience.
How two Chesterfield parents turned asthma and food allergy chaos into an empowering app
After years of ER visits, sleepless nights, and overwhelming doctor appointments for their children, Jennifer and Erin Spellazza built Leor, a tool designed to help caregivers track symptoms, medications, and reactions more clearly—and to advocate for their kids with confidence.
A guide to fishing around St. Louis this spring
From free beginner classes to big-river catfish and stocked trout lakes, here’s how—and where—to cast a line.
Urban Apron founder earns national spotlight for advancing waterless beauty and low-tox living in the U.S.
University City’s Anna Beck has built a robust platform that’s now drawing widespread recognition.