Discover the fascinating science behind why women often feel colder than men, from body composition to metabolic differences.
Posted inWord In Black
Should Black Students Choose College or Trades?
With rising college costs and changing job markets, Black students face tough decisions: pursue a degree or skilled trades. Here’s how to weigh the options.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
The Soulful Poet Dr. Yemaja Jubilee: Here We Go Around the Maypole Part 1
A great majority of the women were, when I lived there , from1950- 1979, were called ”housewives” In spring, work life was all about cleaning, planting tobacco, vegetable, and flowers gardens. Springtime, awaken all the residents, both young and old of the community, and its intoxicating energy gifted them joy and blissful living.
Posted inDISC Health
What If Your Father’s Job Affects Your Health Today? A New Study Says It Might
A recent study suggests that the type of job your father held might have lasting effects on your own health today. Researchers found intriguing links between occupational hazards and the health outcomes of the next generation.
Posted inTrends
DiSC Eats: Spring Into Flavor: Refreshing Smoothies to Energize Your Season!
Discover the healthiest smoothies to energize your spring! From Strawberry Banana to Island Green, these recipes balance flavor and nutrition perfectly.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
Things To Do In KC: Betsabeé Romero Brings Cultural Activations to Kansas City Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
Betsabeé Romero, a renowned Mexican artist, brings cultural activations to Kansas City, celebrating art, community, and global unity ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026.
Posted inCommunity News Networks, Featured, St. Louis
Forest Park Named #1 Park in the USA for 2026 – St. Louis’ Crown Jewel Shines Again
Forest Park in St. Louis has officially been named the #1 park in the United States in the 2026 USA Today poll. Known for its historic role in the 1904 World’s Fair and its world-class attractions, the park continues to be a national treasure and the heart of St. Louis.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
Climate experts say spring is coming earlier. How will that affect agriculture and ecosystems?
St. Joseph, Missouri farmer Joe Lau shares how extreme weather, heavier rains, rising pest pressure, and earlier springs are impacting row crop farming and corn production in the Midwest.
Posted inDISC Health
Opinion: How I Chose a Treatment That Prioritized My Qualify of Life
Learn how to prepare for your first urologist visit after a possible prostate cancer diagnosis. Explore treatment options, questions to ask, and how to make informed decisions about your care.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
CDA Awards $544,887 to Foundation for Strengthening Families for the First All-Boys Preschool in North St. Louis
The CDA funds $544,887 to establish the First All-Boys Preschool in North St. Louis, focusing on early education and social-emotional growth for boys aged 3-5.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
SLATE Launches Youth Empowerment Program to Support Young Adults with Paid Work Experience and Career Training
SLATE Missouri Job Center launches a Youth Empowerment Program, providing paid training, career coaching, and work experience for St. Louis residents aged 19-24.
Posted inCommunity News Networks, St. Louis
2026 Summer Camp Registration Opens for St. Louis Residents
The City of St. Louis Recreation Division has opened registration for 2026 summer camps. Programs are available for kids aged 5-13 at local recreation centers. Spots are limited, so act fast to secure your child’s place in these engaging and safe summer activities.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
Bodycam Video Shows St. Louis Officer Fatally Shooting Teen in the Back of the Head
Body camera footage reveals a St. Louis officer fatally shooting 17-year-old Emeshyon Wilkins in the back of the head, contradicting police claims.
Posted inDISC Health
Why We’re So Tired All the Time and What to Do About It
Fatigue and brain fog often stem from poor sleep, stress, or nutrient deficiencies. Learn how to combat exhaustion and reclaim your energy.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: From Graduation to Grief: The Heartbreaking End to the Young Life of Landon King
Landon King’s life, filled with promise, was tragically cut short in St. Louis. This story sheds light on the community’s grief and the urgent need for change.
Posted inFeatured
Are U.S. Communities on the Brink? How Housing, AI, and Climate Risks Are Reshaping America”
The top trends impacting U.S. communities—housing unaffordability, AI integration, and climate risks—demand immediate action to secure a sustainable future.
Posted inSt. Louis
Recap: Magic Johnson Honored with 2026 Dean Smith Award at St. Louis Missouri Athletic Club
NBA legend Magic Johnson received the 2026 Dean Smith Award from the USBWA in St. Louis.
Posted inArticulated Insight
Promena Business Review Best Of Issue: Shaping the Future of Leadership
The Promena Business Review Best Of Issue curates impactful articles on leadership, strategy, and inclusion, bridging past insights with future needs.
Posted inDISC Health
How Maryland is Tackling Maternal Health Inequities for Black Women
Black women in the U.S. face disproportionately higher maternal health risks due to systemic gaps in care. Maryland is addressing these disparities through Medicaid expansion, doula support, and awareness initiatives like Black Maternal Health Week.
Posted inDISC Health
Professional Highlight: The Legacy and Professional Career of Dr. Angela T. Powell, M.D., (Mentor and Scholar)
Dr. Angela T. Powell, M.D., is a board-certified pathologist with over 35 years of experience. She serves as Chief of Anatomic Pathology at Cleveland Clinic Akron General and is a proud Virginia Union University alumna, supporting students through The George Powell Scholarship.
Posted inTrends
Spring into the Travel Scene with Michael Kors’ Essentials – Discover Great Deals Today!
Revamp your travel wardrobe this spring with Michael Kors’ must-have essentials. Enjoy exclusive deals on stylish travel accessories and gear. Shop now and elevate your travel game!
Posted inSports
Jayson Tatum leads the way: NBA Playoff Race-Teams to Watch as the Season Winds Down
As the NBA season approaches the playoffs, discover which teams are leading the race in the Eastern Conference. Highlighting top contenders and standout performances, get ready for an exciting postseason.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
Caring for a Loved One After a Stroke: Getting Help at Home
Caring for a loved one after a stroke requires professional home care, personalized recovery plans, and emotional support for both patients and caregivers.
Posted inCommunity News Networks, St. Louis, The Crime Chime
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Snapchat Predator: How Michael Hudson Exploited Trust to Commit Unthinkable Acts
Michael Hudson, accused of exploiting a child through Snapchat, faces charges of statutory sodomy and rape. This case highlights the dangers of online predators and the importance of vigilance in protecting children.
Posted inCommunity News Networks
St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Justice in the Hills: Kerry Hartwick Charged with Sexual Abuse of Minors in Hillsboro
Kerry Hartwick, a Jefferson County man, is charged with multiple felonies, including statutory sodomy and child molestation, involving minors in Hillsboro, MO.