The third photo in the Zillow listing for 751 N. Taylor in Kirkwood displays a placard on the home’s front door declaring it a “Designated Landmark.” Located in the North Taylor Historic District, the ...

K9 Garden (4565 McRee) opened last month at the former Bar K space in Forest Park Southeast, just east of The Grove. The large, membership-based indoor/outdoor dog park allows dogs to run off leash ...

After 17 years serving elevated brew pub and wine bar fare in downtown St. Louis, Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar (1004 Locust) has changed concept. Owners Dave and Kara Bailey announced the news in an ...

Ever since she can remember, Amber Fouche has loved the simple yet soothing ritual of enjoying a cup of tea with loved ones.

Although shrimp and prawns look and taste similar, they are actually different animals. Both are decapods (crustaceans with 10 legs), but they belong to separate suborders, which means they’re ...

A major South City thoroughfare should be fully open by early March, the city says, for the first time in nearly a year. Jefferson Avenue, between Utah and Wyoming Streets and adjacent to Benton Park, ...

The St. Louis-based nonprofit has a range of communities for older adults, providing care to people aging across the income spectrum.

The City of St. Louis has about 10 months to spend around $196 million—and if it doesn’t, the federal government can claw the money back. The money represents nearly 40 percent of the $498 million the ...

Let’s see how well you know St. Louis. Put a pin on the map based on where you think the photograph above was taken; the closer you are, the more points you get. Submit your scores with your name and ...

Hours of historic St. Louis radio broadcasts are being added to the Library of Congress thanks to the work of Frank Absher, executive director of the St. Louis Media History Foundation. Absher says ...

A proposal to temporarily move St. Louis County government employees out of their Clayton office building and into a former St. Ann shopping mall is the debate du jour at the County Council. It’s a ...

As technology develops and the population ages, employers’ needs are changing. WashU is determined to stay ahead of the curve. “Given the evolving needs of employers, we want prospective students to ...