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This Day in History: Oct. 28, 2026
(WTAP) - On October 28, 1965, construction is completed on the Gateway Arch, a spectacular 630-foot-high catenary curve of stainless steel marking the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial on the waterfront of St. Louis, Missouri. The Gateway Arch, designed by Finnish-born, American-educated architect Eero Saarinen, was erected to commemorate President Thomas...
FOX 2
Halloween festivities kick off Thursday across the St. Louis region
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis region is gearing up for Halloween this weekend with a variety of events starting Thursday to celebrate the spooky season. The Halloween events begin Thursday night as The Wheel at Union Station allows visitors to bring their furry friends on the wheel from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Whether […]
photobookjournal.com
David Campany, Editor – Walker Evans: Now and Then
How much of a country’s culture can we discover in a shop interior, a worn work shirt, or a face glimpsed on a train? Walker Evans: Now and Then, edited by David Campany, invites us to examine how Evans made such encounters significant. His photographs preserve the appearance of American life while revealing the habits and values embedded in its everyday arrangements. The artistry lies in his ability to make these details expressive through careful framing, attention to surfaces, and an unusual sensitivity to what people leave behind. Even his most factual pictures reflect decisions about where to stand, what to include, and which elements to bring into relation.
stlpr.org
St. Louis helped create public bathrooms. There's still room for improvement
As they pushed for the right to vote near the turn of the 20th century, St. Louis women were instrumental in bringing gender equality to a critical aspect of public life: access to restrooms. “When they went to go to church, to worship or to shop, they wanted a place...
WKRC
Cincinnati Zoo welcomes new 10,000-pound elephant from St. Louis
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed a 10,000-pound Asian elephant from the Saint Louis Zoo. The 33-year-old bull elephant, named Raja, arrived in Cincinnati following a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and its Asian Elephant Species Survival Plan. “Raja sired several calves during...
timestribunenews.com
Eureka Missouri to host world unveiling of new book about KSHE-95
• Poor Richard’s Restaurant and Sports Bar in Eureka, Mo. will serve as the venue for the Nov. 6 world unveiling of a new book by St. Louis author Michael Grafman, titled KSHE- 95’s Shelley Grafman-The Architect of Classic Rock Radio. In the early 1960s, KSHE-95 was a...
firstalert4.com
Ballpark Village Halloween Week Brings Events and $10,000 Costume Contest
Ballpark Village entertainment manager Drew Dryer previews Halloween week events plus a $10,000 costume contest and how to get in on the fun in St. Louis! Dryer joins My St. Louis Live to share what it takes to win, what costumes to expect, and where to find the full schedule at stlballparkvillage.com — details at firstalert4.com/mystllive.
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Inside Lindenwood University’s Makerspace
ST. CHARLES, Mo- A makerspace is a communal art studio that brings together across multiple artistic mediums in one collaborative environment. At Lindenwood University, the on-campus Makerspace provides students with the tools, resources and support they need to explore their creativity and bring their ideas to life. Tools such as...
fhntoday.com
Varsity Football Wins Against Saint Charles On Senior Night [Photo Gallery]
On Oct. 23, The Knights Varsity football team hosted their annual senior night and went up against Saint Charles High, the Knights celebrated the seniors for Choir, Knightline, Cheer, Marching Band, and Football. The Knights took the lead scoring a safety and a touchdown in the first quarter ending the quarter 10-0. Leading into halftime the Knights held onto the lead 16-0, they came out of halftime scoring a touchdown gaining an even bigger lead of 24-0. The Knights ended the game celebrating with the crowd on the field for their Senior Knight win of 24-8, once the crowd left the field the players took the water coolers and poured the ice water over coach webster in honor of the win.
natlawreview.com
Game Show Battle Rooms St. Louis Launches 'Best. Holiday Party. Ever.' Campaign for 2026 Holiday Season
Game Show Battle Rooms St. Louis – Chesterfield introduces its 2026 “Best. Holiday Party. Ever.” campaign at The District in Chesterfield for businesses, families, and groups throughout Greater St. Louis. Game Show Battle Rooms St. Louis – Chesterfield offers onsite domestic and craft beer, hard seltzers, and...
St. Louis American
Video: Rakim brings a hip-hop masterclass to City Winery
Rakim took St. Louis fans on a trip through hip-hop history at City Winery, bringing his unmistakable flow and a catalog full of classics to the stage. With Technician the DJ on the turntables, the influential MC mixed familiar favorites with deeper cuts as fans rapped along. The performance was a reminder of the skill and style that helped shape generations of hip-hop artists.
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Saint Louis Zoo visitors sign farewell card for Raja
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Visitors at the Saint Louis Zoo were able to sign a farewell card for Raja Sunday. Raja,33, was the first elephant born at the Saint Louis Zoo in December 1992. Raja will be moving to another Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)-accredited zoo based...
West Newsmagazine
Legends 13U All-Stars of Legends Country Club will play in the 13U PGA Jr. League Championship
A group of seven boys and one girl will compete as Team Missouri in the upcoming 13U PGA Jr. League Championship. The Legends 13U All-Stars of Legends Country Club in Eureka won the PGA U13 Junior League Region 8 tournament held at The Country Club of St. Albans. That victory...
stljewishlight.org
She believes every child deserves to make art. Now she needs St. Louis’ help.
For St. Louis artist Faith Berger, making art shouldn’t require expensive supplies, special training or even knowing how to paint. Sometimes, all it takes is a blank canvas, a little paint and the willingness to give it a try. That’s the idea behind Canvas for Kids, the program Berger...
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This Recreated Illinois Fort Is the Little-Known Spot Where Lewis and Clark’s Historic Journey Began
Before Lewis and Clark headed into the American West, months of crucial preparation unfolded on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River. At the Lewis & Clark State Historic Site in Hartford, visitors can explore the area where the Corps of Discovery spent the winter of 1803–1804 training, organizing supplies, and preparing for the journey ahead.