Wesley Bell Secures Victory Over Cori Bush in Primary In a pivotal turn for Saint Louis politics, Wesley Bell has unseated incumbent Congresswoman Cori Bush in the Democratic primary for Missouri’s 1st Congressional District. This outcome marks a significant shift, setting the stage for new representation and a potentially different legislative agenda for our community in Washington. A Major Political Upset for St. Louis The Democratic primary for Missouri’s 1st Congressional District concluded with a … Read More

St. Louis Blues & Brews Festival: A Riverfront Celebration The much-anticipated St. Louis Blues & Brews Festival is set to return to the iconic Riverfront, promising a weekend filled with soulful music, craft beverages, and local flavors. This annual event has become a cornerstone of our city’s summer calendar, celebrating both our rich musical heritage and our vibrant local brewery scene. It offers a unique opportunity for Saint Louisans to gather, enjoy world-class entertainment, and … Read More

Fanatics Sportsbook Prepares for Missouri Launch Saint Louis sports enthusiasts are buzzing with the anticipation of legal sports betting, and Fanatics Sportsbook is already making significant moves in the Show-Me State. While sports betting isn’t officially live in Missouri yet, major players like Fanatics are actively laying the groundwork, signaling their strong intent to enter the market once comprehensive legislation passes. This early engagement from a prominent brand highlights the industry’s confidence in Missouri’s eventual … Read More

Granite City Slashes Grocery Tax: Your Savings Guide Starting January 2, 2026, Granite City is making a significant move by eliminating its 1% local grocery tax, a decision that could mean real savings for savvy shoppers in the St. Louis metro area. While many other Metro East cities are holding firm on their local grocery taxes, Granite City is positioning itself as a destination for tax-free food purchases, potentially shifting shopping habits across the river. … Read More

St. Louis’s New Shelter Plan: Ready for Emergencies Saint Louis is enhancing its emergency preparedness with a comprehensive new shelter activation plan, designed to provide immediate refuge for residents displaced by severe weather and offer consistent, dignified support for the unhoused community. This proactive approach aims to streamline the process of opening temporary shelters, ensuring safety and comfort when disaster strikes and providing ongoing stability. The recent devastating tornado activity in regions such as north … Read More

Dion Brown Bolsters Billikens’ Roster for A-10 Challenge Excitement is building among Saint Louis University basketball fans with the arrival of Dion Brown, a promising talent set to join the Billikens. His commitment signals a strong move to enhance the team’s capabilities, aiming for an impactful season as they prepare for the rigors of the Atlantic 10 conference. A Dynamic New Talent Joins SLU Basketball Dion Brown is the latest addition to the University of … Read More

How National Economic Shifts Impact Our Local STL Businesses National economic trends, from fluctuating interest rates to persistent inflation, are creating ripples that extend far beyond Wall Street. In St. Louis, these broader shifts have tangible effects on our local economy, influencing everything from the housing market to the cost of groceries and the viability of our beloved small businesses. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for every St. Louisan looking to navigate the current financial … Read More