Looking for a great way to spend your Juneteenth weekend? Check out this list of movies that are sure to keep your entertained while still recognizing the importance of Juneteenth
Juneteenth Is Not Just Another Black Holiday, It’s a Call to Action
Juneteenth isn’t just a celebration—it’s a reminder of the ongoing fight for equality and a push for meaningful action nationwide.
Celebrating Famous Singers in The Divine 9 and Their Impact on Black Music Month
The Divine 9’s powerful legacy has helped shape America’s Black music scene, nurturing talents like Aretha Franklin, Lionel Richie, and others. Their impact reverberates throughout Black Music Month and beyond.
How to Leverage and Monetize AI
For many entrepreneurs, the real question isn’t whether to use artificial intelligence, but how to leverage and monetize AI in practical ways. In Detroit, a city built by problem-solvers and risk-takers, small business owners are turning to affordable, easy-to-use tools that automate routine tasks, sharpen financial decisions, and free up time for strategy and community. The goal isn’t to replace people. It’s to enhance what they already do, helping owners grow through innovation while building lasting wealth.
Why ‘Climate Justice’ Isn’t Resonating in Communities Most at Risk
Climate change keeps hitting Black and low-income neighborhoods the hardest, with extreme heat, flooding, and pollution. Yet a new study published in PLOS Climate finds that “climate justice,” one of the movement’s favorite phrases, isn’t connecting with the very people it’s meant to reach. Just 36% of respondents were familiar with the term. The findings hand advocates a tough question: if communities feel the danger but miss the language, does the message need to change?
BAMSL Receives LexisNexis Award for Pathway to Law Program Supporting Future Legal Professionals
The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL) has been honored with the LexisNexis Community & Educational Outreach Award from NABE for its impactful Pathway to Law program that inspires students to pursue legal careers.
Public and Private Sector Collaboration Keep Freight Moving on Inland Waterways
Explore how ongoing collaboration between industry and government partners ensures the safe, reliable, and efficient movement of freight along the Mississippi River, addressing dynamic conditions and infrastructure needs discussed at FreightWeekSTL 2026.
Signs of Hypertension: How to Spot the Warning Signs and Fight Back
High blood pressure often hides in plain sight, showing no symptoms while it strains your heart and arteries. Here’s how to recognize the signs of hypertension, understand what your numbers mean, and take practical steps to protect your health starting today.
Regional Leaders and Industry Experts Explore Intramotev During FreightWeekSTL 2026
Over two dozen regional leaders, logistics experts, real estate developers, and students visited Intramotev’s headquarters during FreightWeekSTL 2026, showcasing St. Louis’s commitment to transportation innovation.
Celebrating Excellence: Roberts Metro Broadcasting Wins Missouri Broadcasters Association Awards
Congratulations to Roberts Metro Broadcasting on receiving the Missouri Broadcasters Association Awards! Recognized for outstanding morning and evening drive shows. Learn more in the official release.
Chronic Back Pain Isn’t “Just Aging”—Here’s What It Could Really Mean
Many people write off chronic back pain as a normal part of getting older. But persistent pain usually has a specific, treatable cause. Here’s how to spot the warning signs and know when to seek care.
Sitting vs. Standing to Urinate: What Men Should Know About the Health Benefits
Sitting vs standing to urinate is more than a personal habit for some men. Research suggests posture may affect bladder emptying, pelvic floor relaxation, and comfort, especially for men with prostate enlargement or lower urinary tract symptoms.
Pre-Apprenticeship Hiring Fair: Connect With Job-Ready Construction Talent on June 23, 2026
Construction employers in St. Louis have a direct opportunity to meet trained, certified, job-ready candidates at MOKAN’s Pre-Apprenticeship Hiring Fair on June 23, 2026. The event brings together employers and graduates who have completed hands-on trade training, workplace readiness instruction, safety certifications, and drug testing.
Is Data Center Growth Sustainable, or Slowly Killing Us?
Data center growth isn’t sustainable as it stands. With 36 billion gallons of water used yearly, soaring grid demand, and waste heat warming neighborhoods, the cost lands on everyday Americans. Here’s the impact by the numbers — and the reforms that could turn it around.
Disc Sports: U.S. Men’s National Team Finds Its Footing in Friendly Win Over Senegal
The USMNT earned its first win of 2026 with a 3-2 victory over Senegal in Charlotte, ending the Lions of Teranga’s 10-match winning streak and restoring confidence ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
DiSC Sports: Cape Verde revel in home crowd advantage while dominating Bermuda in international friendly
Cape Verde vs Bermuda international friendly delivered a 3-0 win for the Blue Sharks, who used diaspora support in Connecticut as a springboard into their first-ever FIFA World Cup appearance.
2026 World Cup Strike Threat Grows as SoFi Stadium Workers Pressure FIFA
A 2026 World Cup strike could disrupt SoFi Stadium just days before the tournament opens, as Unite Here Local 11 pressures FIFA over wages, worker protections, privacy concerns and demands to keep ICE away from the venue.
Debunking Myths and Misconceptions About Prostate Cancer
Learn the truth about prostate cancer by exploring common myths and misconceptions. Get informed with accurate facts to promote better understanding and health awareness.
Turbulence in Supply Chains Drives Need for Optionality, Flexibility and Regional Networks
Discover how economic shifts, geopolitical uncertainty, and trade policy changes are impacting global supply chains. Insights from FreightWeekSTL 2026 highlight the importance of flexibility and resilience in today’s complex freight networks.
Citizens For Modern Transit To Host A “Candid Conversation With Commuters” On June 29
Discover how Metro Transit’s Secure Platform Plan is enhancing safety at all stations and learn about the upcoming fare collection system. Join Citizens for Modern Transit’s Q&A on security features and technology timelines.
Football Summer Camp for St. Louis Youth: Register Now for the Coopers Gridiron Giveback Camp
Registration is open for a free football summer camp for St. Louis youth ages 7–13. Philadelphia Eagles player and Mathews-Dickey alum Darius Cooper hosts The Coopers Gridiron Giveback Football Camp on July 11 at the Mathews-Dickey Club, blending real coaching with mentorship.
What Is Gout?
What is gout? It’s a type of inflammatory arthritis that flares with sudden joint pain and swelling, often in the big toe. It happens when urate builds up and forms needle-shaped crystals, and it’s one of the most controllable forms of arthritis.
“Freeway” Rick Ross Eyes $1.8 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund as Restitution for Iran-Contra Era
“Freeway” Rick Ross is eyeing the Senate’s new $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, arguing that the Iran-Contra Affair and the crack epidemic it fueled make him—and the communities it devastated—prime candidates for restitution tied to federal government overreach.
The Plug STL: A St. Louis Workforce Program Empowering Youth Ages 12–24
The Plug STL is helping St. Louis youth ages 12–24 build stronger futures through career training, postsecondary support, mentorship, and life skills. As a Families United initiative, the program creates practical pathways to opportunity while investing in safer, stronger communities.
Park and Ride Service for the FIFA Fan Festival™ in Kansas City
Kansas City’s new Park KC park and ride service makes the FIFA Fan Festival™ easy to reach. Park at two City garages, ride ADA-accessible shuttles to the National WWI Museum and Memorial, and grab $11 passes online in advance at kcmo.gov/parking.
