Type-one diabetes can be a challenging condition to manage at any age, but imagine being reliant on insulin injections at only eight years old. November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and STL TV LIVE host, Christia DeShields, chats with 8 year old insulin-dependent Mia...

Though the Constitution says that “all men are created equal” the reality was anything but. Thomas Jefferson, one of America’s most famous founding fathers, himself owned 130 slaves at Monticello. The Missouri History Museum, in conjunction with the Thomas Jefferson...

The music of Mark Holland and Autumn’s Child is a fusion of world, jazz, classical and folk styles of music, featuring the Native American flute. A new album is ready to make its debut and Mark is in the house to talk about Autumn’s Child CD Release Concert at the...

One in eight people in the Greater Saint Louis area depend on food pantries or homeless shelters for daily meals and St. Louis Food Rescue is trying to contribute as much as possible to alleviate that hunger in our region. STL TV LIVE host, Sarah Bernard, welcomes...

"The Tale of Willy Willys" is a cheerful children's book. An antique 1926 Willys automobile is found rusting away in a farm field by an older couple, Mr. and Mrs. Willys. Intrigued by the antique car having their family name, Mr. and Mrs. Willys buy the old car from...

Learn about SLATE's You Only Live Once (YOLO) STL Reentry Program on this City Corner as host Sarah Thompson speaks with the agency's Executive Director, Michael Holmes, and Youth Services Manager, Alice Prince. SLATE recently received a grant award in the amount of...