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STLCC Faculty Reps Vote 'No Confidence' in Chancellor Jeff Pittman
After layoffs, raucous trustee meetings and allegations of intimidation, the faculty at St. Louis Community College has had enough: Its representatives have taken a vote of "no confidence" in...
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Metro East Teacher Called Two Students Slaves, Lawsuit Says
You would think middle school student council would be a place for students to make friends and influence school activities. But for a student at Joseph Arthur Middle School in O'Fallon, Illinois,...
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Basquiat Show Coming to Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis in September
The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis(3750 Washington Boulevard, 314-535-4660) today announced the rest of its 2018 schedule. Of note for fans of street art, black artists and transformative American...
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Kore Wilbert, Chef at Copper Pig, Badly Injured in Freak Kitchen Accident
Kore Wilbert, head chef at the Southampton neighborhood restaurant Copper Pig(4611 Macklind Avenue; 314-499-7166), is recovering after sustaining severe burns in a freak kitchen accident at the...
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Tu Tien Tran, Who Made Upstairs Lounge an Underground Hub, Has Died
St. Louis is mourning the loss of an iconic figure in the city's music scene: Tu Tien Tran, owner of the Upstairs Lounge(3131 South Grand Boulevard; 314-358-2004), has died. News of Tran's passing has...
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Burned Body in St. Louis Dumpster Identified Using Dental Records
Using dental records, St. Louis police have identified a man whose burned body was found Friday morning in a dumpster. Officers were responding to a call for help shortly after 11 a.m. in the north...
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18 Aldermen Ask City to Stop Contract with Grow Missouri for Airport Lease
St. Louis' Board of Aldermen has a message for those trying to lease the city's airport: not so fast. In a letter released today, eighteen of the twenty-eight members on the board urged the city's...
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Chicago's Reena Calm Is Coming Back to St. Louis to Make You Laugh
When the Flyover Comedy Festival's debut weekend was coming to a close this past November, the last comic standing was Reena Calm, performing to a small audience inside of Gezellig's side room. She...
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The How and the Why Explores Women and Science
What do women discuss when there are no men present? Sarah Treem's two-character drama The How and the Why pulls back the curtain on the gory, savage truth about "girl talk."…
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A Futile and Stupid Gesture Explores the Heyday of National Lampoon Founder...
Nearly three decades ago, postmodern political theorists caused a bit of a stir by announcing that society no longer defined itself by a sweeping vision of history. The "grand narrative" of the past...
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At the Cut, Chef Ari Jo Ellis Elevates the Sausage
Technically, the Cut is a total sausage fest — a temple to tube-shaped meat inside Cherokee Street's Fortune Teller Bar that offers more balls, belly and wieners than you'd find at the Pike House on...
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On Cherokee Street, St. Louis Police Try an Age-Old Experiment: Beat Cops
Cherokee Street wakes up slowly. It is a cold Friday morning in December, and the business district is basically deserted, its stasis disrupted only by the passing traffic and a bitter, whistling wind.…
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Newly Announced: Elton John, Lecrae, Sleep, Cro-Mags, Wye Oak and More
Here, again, is every newly announced show for the week! On page one you'll find a quick list of shows that particularly caught our attention.…
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St. Louis County's New Animal Control Director Left Controversy in New Mexico
St. Louis County seems to suit Beth Vesco-Mock. Hired in September 2017, the director of county's department of Animal Control & Care recently appeared in a feel-good Fox-2 spot alongside her...
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St. Louis Restaurant Openings & Closings: January 2018
January 2018 has been a month of unexpected closings. Donut-King said goodbye after decades in St. Charles; the Libertine and Water Street Cafe both called it quits after successful runs in Clayton...
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South County Vape Shop Shooting Suspect Charged
The suspected gunman in a shooting at a south county vape shop has been charged with two felonies. Chance Cramer, 22, of Lindenwood Park was arrested Tuesday in the parking lot of the Concord Plaza...
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The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Week, February 1 to 7
Things are heating up now.…
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Mardi Gras 2018 in Soulard: A Complete Guide to the Fun
Mardi Gras is imminent, which means a large chunk of the metro area’s population is putting the finishing touches on their costumes and stockpiling beads.…
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Himalayan Hut Will Bring That Yeti Magic to Rock Hill — and Beyond
Himalayan Yeti(3515 S. Kingshighway, 314-354-8338) has big expansion plans — with sister restaurants opening in the coming months in both Rock Hill and Sunset Hills. The Nepalese restaurant, which...
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Parm Pasta & Sandwich Co. Gives Cherokee a Taste of the Hill
At Parm Pasta & Sandwich Co.(2619 Cherokee Street, 314-833-3034), the newest restaurant to open on Cherokee Street, the prices are cheap, the portions are big and the food is old-school St. Louis...
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