Nearly nine decades after our Nation’s founding, and more than 2 years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation — enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas, finally got the word that they were free from bondage.  As those who were...

For those who find themselves unemployed and looking for work…look no further. There are numerous job openings for the City of St. Louis, and Mayor Jones is encouraging applicants to apply. Some of openings include: 911 dispatchers, seasonal lifeguards, recreation...

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones recently introduced her proposal to allocate millions of dollars in immediate federal direct relief funding from the Biden Administration's American Rescue Plan Act. Her $80 million relief proposal using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds...

People throughout the St. Louis area will enjoy public firework displays over the next two weeks as the United States celebrates the July 4th Independence Day holiday. Attending these public displays is the safest way to enjoy the fireworks, and the best way to...

Excitement is in the air now that Global Women’s Basketball Association season is upon us. The Surge kicks off their season playing the Oklahoma Outlaws in an exhibition game held on June 12th. The St. Louis Surge was victorious defeating the Oklahoma Outlaws 94-52....

Host Todd Blackstock interviews author and Emmy Award Winning Producer Ed Wheatley as he discusses his newest book, which highlights baseball in St. Louis!