This week’s news highlights Trump’s ICE expansion plans, the death of cartel leader “El Mencho,” and the health risks of PFAS chemicals.
Posted inWorld Matters
Top World News Stories: Clinton Testimonies, Iran Nuclear Talks, and Nvidia’s AI Woes
This week’s headlines include Clinton testimonies in the Epstein probe, Iran nuclear talks, and Nvidia’s AI stock slump, reflecting global challenges.
Posted inWorld Matters
Top World News Stories: Trump’s Inflation Claims, Pakistan’s War, and AI Ethics
This week’s top stories include Trump’s inflation claims, Pakistan’s war declaration, and the Pentagon’s AI ethics feud, highlighting global challenges.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
Lent: A Journey of Reflection, Repentance, and Renewal in Black Catholic Churches
Lent is a sacred 40-day season of reflection, repentance, and renewal. In Black Catholic churches, it intertwines faith with cultural empowerment and justice.
Posted inDISC Health
Historical Black Figures: The Hidden Healers: Breaking Boundaries in Biology: Ernest Everett Just’s Contributions to Science
Dr. Ernest Everett Just revolutionized cell biology by emphasizing the role of the cell surface and environment, leaving a lasting impact on science.
Posted inBlack History
Black To The Future: Did You Know? Celebrating 28 African American Trailblazers – Day 27: Major Taylor – The Unsung Hero of Cycling History
Discover the incredible story of Major Taylor, known as the “Black Cyclone,” and his triumphs in breaking racial barriers in professional cycling.
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St. Louis Top 29th Best Cities Report 2025: Top 100 U.S. Cities for Livability & Vibrancy
Discover the 10th annual Best Cities report, ranking the top 100 U.S. cities based on innovative statistics and local voices. This year, St. Louis reclaims its spot at No. 29 among America’s most vibrant and livable cities.
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The Chaka Khan Experience: Tickets On Sale Now!
Don’t miss The Chaka Khan Experience, a tribute to the Queen of Funk, featuring Cherise Louis-Mason and Jeff Hardin. March 29th in St. Louis!
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
Her Story Matters: Five Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month at Workplace
Here are five of the most productive ways you can contribute to creating a more positive workplace environment for this Women’s History Month
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Her Story Matters: The Legacy of the Divine Nine Sororities in Women’s History
The Divine Nine sororities have shaped history through leadership, activism, and cultural pride. This Women’s History Month, honor their enduring legacy.
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The Best Chicken Noodle Soup Recipes for Every Craving
Explore the ultimate guide to chicken noodle soup recipes, featuring classic, creamy, and quick variations for every craving and occasion.
Posted inWho Matters
Her Story Matters: A special podcast interview with Travel Professional Kamara Love
A podcast interview with travel professional Kamara Love, who lives in Rosarita, Mexico, and is the daughter of a military family.
Posted inHealth
Her Story Matters: Three Pioneering Female Doctors You Should Know About
Black women in medicine constitute only 2% of the physician workforce in 2023. Here are some of the pioneering Black female doctors you should know during Women’s History month and beyond.
Posted inTrends
Her Story Matters: Saluting Black Women Achievers in the Insurance Industry
Black women achievers in the insurance industry have shattered glass ceilings, from early pioneers like Minnie Cox to modern leaders like Teresa White. Their contributions have redefined representation, equity, and leadership in the field.
Posted inNEWS
How long does it take to get federal assistance after a disaster? There’s no set timeline.
States must receive a major disaster declaration before accessing federal aid. Learn why the approval process can take anywhere from a few days to several months and what factors affect the timeline.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: State Budget and Minimum Wage Changes Shape Missouri’s Future
Missouri’s economic future is shaped by a $15 minimum wage, a marijuana program audit, and a proposed alternative state budget prioritizing schools.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Kansas City News: Streetcar Expansion, Violence, and 26-Year Old Cold Case Solved
Kansas City combats violence with a fare-free streetcar expansion, a mass shooting investigation, and a solved 26-year-old cold case.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: St. Louis Budget Crisis, Boeing Expansion, and School Redevelopment
St. Louis faces tough decisions with a $250M police budget mandate, Boeing’s F-15EX production expansion, and urban renewal through school redevelopment.
Posted inThe Narrative Matters
Things To Do In St. Louis: Mill Creek: Black Metropolis – A Journey Through St. Louis’ Lost Neighborhood
The “Mill Creek: Black Metropolis” exhibit at the Missouri History Museum highlights the vibrant history and tragic loss of St. Louis’ Mill Creek Valley.
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Metro East St. Louis News: Public Transit Safety, Economic Grants, and Roadwork Delays
Metro East focuses on MetroLink safety investigations, economic growth through state grants, and weather-related delays in roadwork projects.
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Metro East St. Louis News: Gun Legislation, Environmental Lawsuits, and Sewer Upgrades in East St. Louis
East St. Louis addresses public safety with gun legislation, environmental justice through litigation, and infrastructure upgrades for a sustainable future.
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How to Plan a Successful Scholarship Program: Insights and Tips
Learn how to plan a successful scholarship program with actionable tips and insights from the William O. Lockridge Community Foundation (WOLCF).
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Urban Sprouts Child Development Center: A Hub for Young Minds
Urban Sprouts Child Development Center is a beacon of innovation in early education, empowering children through curiosity and creativity.
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A Red Circle: Building Community Through Equity and Empowerment
A Red Circle is transforming North St. Louis County by addressing racial equity through food sovereignty, education, and art. Discover their mission and how you can help.
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Kansas City Fights to Preserve Midtown Costco on Linwood Boulevard
Mayor Quinton Lucas, City Manager Mario Vasquez, and EDCKC President Tracey Lewis met with Costco executives to discuss the future of Midtown Costco, reaffirming its importance to Kansas City residents.