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🎉 Join us for Grand Center Family Day, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There's free fun popping up all over Grand Center! Visit STLPR for games, a tattoo station & record a radio greeting. Then explore face painting, live music, puppet shows & more at other host venues. Learn more: buff.ly/qcQfhOi
Get ready for MO primaries on Tuesday, July 14, 7 p.m. at our Voter Guide LIVE! Statehouse reporter Sarah Kellogg and political reporters Rachel Lippmann and Jason Rosenbaum unpack the major amendments and props on the August ballot. 🗳️ Register now: stlpr.org/events/
Appointments are still available! You can still end the day by sharing a live-saving gift with your neighbors. Walk-ins always welcome or check for times: stlpr.org/events
The American Red Cross needs your help to keep St. Louis ready as we head into summer. Please consider donating blood tomorrow from 1 to 6 p.m. at St. Louis Public Radio Red. We still have many open appointments. stlpr.org/events
For the second year, STLPR was honored for best newscast. The station also received its fourth “Best Use of Sound/Feature” award for Marissanne Lewis-Thompson’s story on the foley arts that bring the screams to horror. 😱 Hear all the winning stories: buff.ly/67Sfoqe
For June drive, 114 members helped raise almost $30,000 and 15 new members joined the fight for independent, fact-based news. We’re not corporate owned, so our hearts belong to you. Love us right back at the 🤍 on stlpr.org or here: stlpr.org/give-now
We know St. Louisans show up for eachother — we've got receipts. ❤️ You can help us help the community at the next STLPR Red Cross Blood Drive, Tuesday, June 23, from 1 to 6 p.m. at St. Louis Public Radio in Grand Center. Let's keep #STL prepared. Walk-ins welcome. 🗓️ Appointments at stlpr.org/events
STLPR gives you the small personal stories that help you make sense of the most important news of the day. On immigration, the full story is still unfolding. Get the news you need from our local reporters and STLPR Visuals Editor Brian Munoz. Support the work at stlpr.org/give
One year later, our Economic Development Reporter Kavahn Mansouri and the STLPR newsroom are still on the ground; still checking with neighbors; still holding public officials to account after the tornado. You can support local, independent news hustle at stlpr.org/give
“St. Louis on the Air” and host Elaine Cha bring you the authors, artists, experts and change makers that keep you STL-proud. (And she does it twice a day, five days a week.) Love the show? Please support the work. stlpr.org/give-twitter
At the next GenListen Monthly Meetup, we'll meet STLPR host Elaine Cha and some of the team behind STLPR's flagship talk show, “St. Louis on the Air.” Join us at Rockwell Beer Company, Tuesday, June 16 at 6:15. Catch up on the show and come join the discussion! Sign up today ➡️ buff.ly/C34EFxt
🎬 Join us on the PMC for the 2026 Best of Shorts film night. Bring your lawn chair and snacks and come enjoy a free screening of short films from the 2025 St. Louis International Film Festival and the 2025 #STL Filmmakers Showcase. Register now:🍿 stlpr.org/events ☂️ Rain date: Friday, June 26
Just in time for Father’s Day, the STLPR Spirits Club offers a quarterly sampling of fine brandy and whiskey from local distillery @SwitchgrassMO. Each membership keeps journalism in #STL as strong as your nightcap. 🌙 Place your orders: switchgrassspirits.com/spirits-club
You remember where you were when you heard it — a story on STLPR that made you think; or that gave you new insight, right when you needed it. This Give STL Day ❤️remember STLPR; support the news, shows & local stories you love to hear & share. Give today: www.givestlday.org/organization...
Tomorrow is Give STL Day! ❤️ It's the perfect time to share the gift of fact-based news and local reporting with all of #STL. Your gift, big or small, helps STLPR keep local news alive. (Get a headstart — early giving is open!) www.givestlday.org/organization...
Help fund good journalism with good fun. Win-win. Our 2026 silent auction closes at 8:45 p.m. Don't miss out: buff.ly/1fVE80k
Cheer on the @Cardinals from the Field Box with Champion Club passes, VIP parking and support independent journalism at the same time? 😏 Don’t mind if I do. You don't have to attend to win, but you do have to bid. 🕗️ Only hours left . . . buff.ly/1fVE80k
Quiet as it's kept, you don't have to attend our Annual Celebration to support STLPR during Hear the Future festivities! Our Premium Silent Auction features a lineup of one-of-a-kind items and experiences, and you can bid from afar. WHAT WILL YOU CHOOSE? Take a peek: buff.ly/1fVE80k
Whether you want to cheer on SLCSC in style from the Moneta Pitch Club or find your sound on a locally handcrafted guitar, we have something just for you in our silent auction! You don't have to attend to win. Bids accepted through Friday at 8:45 p.m. Place your bids! buff.ly/1fVE80k
If you've been looking for new ways to disconnect from your phone and connect IRL, start here! Generation Listen invites you to a Monthly Meetup for #STL public radio fans. This month — spring news roundup at 2nd Shift Brewing. Come connect and unwind: RSVP here 👉 buff.ly/UEXdNPl
🎵 We give a fact! (STLPR is not responsible for the FNM song now stuck in your head or in the heads of third parties observing this or any other representation of this tee.) Available for a small donation of $20 or more: stlpr.org/give
Election results: One week after Festus leaders approved a deeply controversial $6 billion data center plan in Jefferson County, voters removed all four incumbent city council members up for re-election.
Our Economic Development Reporter Kavahn Mansouri and the STLPR newsroom are still on the ground; still holding public officials to account. When the rest of the world moves on from the storm, our irrepressible reporting carries on. Support the work at stlpr.org/give-give
Our Associate Director of Development-Membership Chaney Jewell says it best. We're still here #STL! Your support keeps St. Louis Public Radio local and thriving, no matter what's happening in the courts or at the Capitol. Keep it coming. stlpr.org/give-give
When Visuals Editor Brian Munoz and the STLPR newsroom cover immigration, you meet the neighbors, communities and business leaders driving the story. Irrepressible reporting helps you see the big picture and all of the characters. You canupport the work @ stlpr.org/give-give
Bomb Cyclones. Thundersleet. 🤔 Our Senior Environment and Data Reporter Kate Grumke is here to help you brush up on your #STL climate volatility vocab and answer your sciency Q's. Flashcards not required. Click here to support science reporting: stlpr.org/give-give
STLPR assembled a guide to help you navigate key St. Louis-area races in the spring 2026 election in Missouri. Here is key information on how to vote and what to expect on your ballot on April 7: www.stlpr.org/government-p...
STLPR and Cinema St. Louis present the 2022 film “She Said,” depicting the The New York Times investigation into allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein. Stay after as STLPR reporters Sarah Fentem and Kavahn Mansouri discuss the film. Thursday, March 26 @ 7 p.m. Tickets at stlpr.org/events
U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski, D-Springfield, and Mary Miller, R-Hinsboro, beat primary opponents in the contests for U.S. House in Illinois' 13th Congressional District. Rep. Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, did not have a challenger for Illinois' 12th congressional district.
🦸♂️💪 Be someone's hero and sign up for our blood drive this Wednesday from 1-6 p.m. Walk-ins welcome or save time and make an appointment: 🩹 stlpr.org/events.