Bissinger’s chief chocolatier has one sweet gig
Dave Owens tells us his favorite candy, which flavors we could see more of in 2019, and his thoughts on Willy Wonka.
February 2019
Fear-Free care makes a trip to the vet as relaxing as a romp in the dog park
And these 21 local veterinary practices and animal hospitals have at least one employee holding a Fear Free–certification.
Why does St. Louis have such good water?
St. Louisans can thank John Wixford, a brilliant but eccentric chemist and city water department employee, who developed the Wixford Process.
This winter, draw fashion inspiration from your furry friends
These dog-style duds will keep you hip (and warm).
5 best new restaurants to visit in St. Louis this February 2019
Find out where our dining team is eating this month.
Poet Justin Phillip Reed won the National Book Award. Next up, a second collection
Reed’s second manuscript will explore such themes as violence and counter-violence, monstrosity, and majesty.
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.
Jazz singer Anita Jackson pays homage to Ella Fitzgerald on February 2
Jackson’s Sheldon Concert Series debut will celebrate, but not mimic, the Queen of Jazz.
How U.S. Attorney Jeff Jensen, a former CPA, is working to reduce violent crime and recidivism in the region
“The probation office here in the Eastern District is the most successful in the country,” says the highest-ranking federal law enforcement official in the Eastern District of Missouri.