• Cecile McLorin Salvant

  • St. Louis Deputy fire chief Steve Kotraba watches as a fire rages out of control in a warehouse during a five-alarm fire in St. Louis on November 15, 2017. Nearly 200 St. Louis firefighters battled the warehouse containing numerous paper products and nearly 200 thousand candles. 

  • Lutheran North’s Canaan Brooks (4) had 16 carries for 54 yards on a cold rainy Saturday afternoon against Lamar. Lamar went on to win 7-6 to move into the district championship.

  • Missouri Tigers RB Ish Witter has been a key to the Tigers’ recent success. In three Nov. games, Witter has rushed for 401 yards.

  • The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology released updated definitions– the first update in 14 years – for what constitutes hypertension. If the top number, systolic blood pressure, reads from 130 to 139 mm Hg or the bottom number, diastolic blood pressure, reads from 80-89 mmHg, it is considered stage 1 hypertension. Previously, it was 140/90.

  • Blood pressure

    The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology released updated definitions– the first update in 14 years – for what constitutes hypertension. If the top number, systolic blood pressure, reads from 130 to 139 mm Hg or the bottom number, diastolic blood pressure, reads from 80-89 mmHg, it is considered stage 1 hypertension. Previously, it was 140/90.

  • 2017 Non-Profit Executive of the Year Halbert Sullivan with emcee Carol Daniel at the 2017 Salute to Excellence in Business, held Friday, November 17 at Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis.

    Photo by Maurice Meredith

  • “We are trying to make it easier for families to eat healthier, so all the ingredients you need to make the recipe are included,” said Jeremy Goss, founder and president of Link Market.

  • Dr. Bill Danforth, chancellor emeritus of Washington University, visited with iconic St. Louis civil rights attorney Frankie Muse Freeman before the dedication of a statue in her honor in Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis on Tuesday, November 21.

  • Pastor Joel Osteen of Lakewood Church preached Friday, November 10 during the 110th annual Holy Convocation at The Dome at America’s Center.

  • Thirty-Nine Veterans from all four branches of service attended the fourth annual Cold Water Elementary School Veterans Day Breakfast. Veterans and students enjoyed breakfast courtesy of Cold Water teachers and staff, and the veterans shared “stories of when and where they served,” said Daniel Dix, principal at Cold Water. Stephanie Knight and Dawn Probst were the Veterans Day breakfast organizers. 

  • The Biome School’s Kristin Williams works with her kindergarten students Lucinda Eisenbraun, James Gowdy, Brayden Burks and Kiley Phillips on how to match shapes and colors during class at the Central West End campus.  

  • English Language Arts Curriculum Coordinator Catheline Jones speaks with a family at Normandy’s Read with Me festival last spring. The event is one of several initiatives launched to help encourage reading and improve student literacy skills. 

  • 2017 Entrepreneur of the Year Gloria Carter-Hicks with Kathy Osborn, executive director of the Regional Business Council, at the 2017 Salute to Excellence in Business, held Friday, November 17 at Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis.

  • Halbert Sullivan and Carol Daniel

    2017 Non-Profit Executive of the Year Halbert Sullivan with emcee Carol Daniel at the 2017 Salute to Excellence in Business, held Friday, November 17 at Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis.

  • Panelists at Harris-Stowe forum
  • St. Louis police under federal investigation for alleged civil rights violations
  • St. Louis police under federal investigation for alleged civil rights violations
  • Camille Borders and Jasmine Brown named Rhodes Scholars

  • A capacity crowd in the Grand Hall at the Missouri History Museum listened to Donald M. Suggs, publisher and executive editor of The St. Louis American, accept the 2017 Thomas Jefferson Award from the Missouri Historical Society on Thursday, November 9.

  • A fire rages out of control in a warehouse after walls collapsed during a five-alarm fire in St. Louis Wednesday. Nearly 200 St. Louis firefighters battled the warehouse containing numerous paper products and nearly 200,000 candles. Photo by Bill Greenblat/UPI

  • Hampton is leaving the MEAC to join the Big South Conference
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