Board President Megan Green reflects on a challenging 2025 for the City of St. Louis MO, highlighting resilience in the face of political shifts and natural disasters. From passing crucial housing density bills to coordinating tornado recovery, read how the St. Louis aldermen are shaping the future and what lies ahead for 2026.
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Tendai Robin Morris: The Hair Whisperer Building Beauty, Business, and Black Opportunity
Tendai Robin Morris, known as “The Hair Whisperer,” has transformed the beauty industry with her innovative Whisper Whip product line and her commitment to empowering Black creatives in beauty and beyond.
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MLK’s Missing Legacy: Woke Warrior Part 2
Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership in the Negro Revolution reshaped America, highlighting the fight for civil rights and economic equity.
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Dr. Eboni January: Transforming Women’s Health and Maternal Safety
Dr. Eboni January, or Dr. EJ, is revolutionizing women’s health and maternal safety through advocacy, education, and equity-driven initiatives.
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Disc Plus: Johnny Ray Gill Shines in Amazon’s Cross, Cementing His Global Film and TV Stardom
Johnny Ray Gill’s magnetic performance as Bobby Trey in Amazon’s Cross has propelled him to global stardom, showcasing his versatility and purpose-driven artistry.
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Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026 in St. Louis: Events and Activities
Discover how St. Louis is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026 with community service, family-friendly events, and cultural tributes by the SLSO.
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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra February 2026: Mozart, Coltrane & More
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra announces its February 2026 lineup, featuring Mozart, Tina Turner, John Coltrane, and Black History Month tributes.
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Life Beyond Prostate Cancer: George Craft’s War Cry
George Craft’s journey from prostate cancer diagnosis to advocacy highlights the power of community, early detection, and thriving after treatment.
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Because They Cared – We Survived! Celebrating Caregivers and Survivors in 2026
Because They Cared – We Survived! This year, The Empowerment Network celebrates the caregivers and doctors who inspire hope and healing in every survivor’s journey.
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Prostate Cancer 2026: The Year of the Caregiver – Honoring Those Who Help Us Thrive
2026 is The Year of the Caregiver, a tribute to the unsung heroes who support prostate cancer survivors. Discover how advocacy and early detection save lives.
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Homophobic Arbitrage: When Travel Exposes Unexpected Social Norms
A few years ago I went to a conference in South Beach. I had never stayed in a gay hotel before. I was not quite sure what the expectations were of guests.
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From The Minnesota Vikings To Local Sports: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Minnesota sports are buzzing! From the Vikings’ standout performances to local high school achievements, here’s your weekly sports roundup.
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Minnesota Weather Updates: What to Expect This Week: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Minnesota’s weather this week brings a mix of snow and sunshine. Stay informed with forecasts, safety tips, and insights for Minneapolis & St. Paul.
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Dog Shows, Protests and Cultural Festivals: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Minneapolis and St. Paul buzzed with activity this week, from dog shows and cultural festivals to protests and sports highlights. Here’s the full recap.
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GM’s Headquarters Move, Iinter Weather Alerts, and Olympic Hockey Selections in January 2026: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit’s evolving landscape: A DETOUR sign amidst the city’s bustling urban environment.” Image by Jacob Meves for Unsplash. Business and Community Updates in Detroit This January: Detroit’s Week In Review Detroit newspapers are spotlighting key business and community updates as 2026 begins. From General Motors’ headquarters move to winter weather challenges, the city is buzzing […]
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Protests, Freeway Incidents, and Bridge Updates: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit’s week in review highlights key events shaping the city, from protests at Hart Plaza against U.S. intervention in Venezuela to the nearing completion of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. These stories reflect Detroit’s unique position at the intersection of global and local developments.
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Mary Sheffield’s Historic Mayoral Role & New Laws: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit begins 2026 with transformative changes: Mary Sheffield becomes the first female mayor, and new state laws impact wages and taxes.
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Things To Do In The Twin Cities: IIHF Hockey Finals, Cultural Celebrations and The Happiness Gym
Discover the best things to do in the Twin Cities this week, from the IIHF Hockey Finals to cultural celebrations, live music, and creative workshops.
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Tragedy, Policy Shifts, and Nature Highlights: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Chicagoland’s week in review covers tragic discoveries, political shifts, and exciting forest events. Stay informed on Will County’s latest updates.
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New Amazon Hub, CPD Police Passing and New Laws: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Amazon plans a major retail hub in Orland Park, CPD mourns Deputy Chief Betancourt, and Illinois enacts impactful 2026 laws.
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Loop Protests, Public Safety and The Rise of “Sin” and Service Taxes: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Chicago’s week in review: Loop protests over Venezuela, rising “sin” taxes, and public safety trends. Dive into the stories shaping 2026.
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Why Defending St. Louis Matters: City Pride, Urban Identity, and Global Perception
From skylines to civic pride, a media agent explains why defending St. Louis matters in global city conversations.
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Things To Do In Chicagoland: Sports Action, Cocoa And Crafts and Hip Hop Movies
Explore the best of Chicagoland this weekend with thrilling sports, captivating theater, family-friendly activities, and a hip-hop movie screening.
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Things To Do In Detroit: Slam Dunks, Whitney Houston and Lego Magic
Detroit is buzzing with excitement this week! From thrilling sports games to live music, art workshops, and family-friendly events, there’s something for everyone.
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Bronze Restaurant Closure: A Sign of Struggling Restaurants in 2026: D.C.’s Week In Review
The Bronze restaurant closure on H Street NE reflects the challenges facing D.C.’s dining scene, from rising costs to changing habits.