It’s the first question we ask in St. Louis whenever we meet someone new: “Where did you go to high school?” It’s how we figur...

For more than 100 years, Eliot School hummed with the activity of children learning. It was a hub for St. Louis’ Fairground neighborhood and inn...

The Lewis & Clark Tower has stood at the intersection of Lewis and Clark Boulevard and Chambers Road since 1965 — but after the town of Moline Acr...

As a city founded by French immigrants along a major port, most of our streets are named in foreign languages — and we pronounce them in a basta...

St. Louis is weird. Proudly weird. But sometimes something stands out as extra weird. And there are all kinds of crazy, oddball, creepy and record-set...

A bit of St. Louis history was lost on July 19, 1963, when an uncontrollable fire took over Forest Park Highlands amusement park. From the kiddie ride...

Brunch is a safe space. You wake up, maybe a little hungover, you don’t want to mess with the stove to fry up an egg or some bacon, and maybe yo...

If you’re newly sober, pregnant or abstaining from alcohol for medical reasons, you might be wondering what exactly you should be doing with yourself ...

City Museum founder Bob Cassilly’s personal loft has hit the St. Louis real estate market. The mad genius passed in 2011 and we’ve been missing ...

St. Louis was booming in the early twentieth century, growing beyond its frontier boundaries at a rapid rate. The St. Louis Street Department document...

Bars aren’t just places to drink. Some of our favorites also boast food good enough to lure the most committed teetotaler. For this list, we limited o...

From Dred Scott to the founder of St. Louis, the state of Missouri is the final resting place of many well-known historical figures, entertainers, bus...