St. Louis Magazine

St. Louis Magazine is a monthly publication based in St. Louis, Missouri. It was established in 1969, originally called Replay, and later became The St. Louisan until 1977. The magazine focuses on the local history, food scene, and lifestyle of the area.

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St. Louis ICE agents are using texts to bring in and detain immigrants

2 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

Desperate to meet record-setting arrest and deportation quotas set by the Trump administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has launched a new strategy to boost numbers: Send text messages to undocumented immigrants who are in the U.S. lawfully under an order of supervision and request they show up for a “case review” at their local ICE field offices.
The UFL is again banking on its hottest market for the playoffs: St. Louis

2 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

This Sunday, when the Battlehawks compete in their conference championship at The Dome, it won’t just be St. Louis fans hoping they win. It will also be the United Football League. St. Louis has been by far the most successful market for the UFL, which is in the midst of its second season after a post-COVID reboot. That’s one reason the league championship, slated for the following weekend, is happening at The Dome for the second year in a row.
Future nurses share their journeys amid St. Louis' health care demands

2 days ago | stlmag.com | Jen Roberts

The need for nurses continues to grow. As the health care industry grapples with a nursing shortage—projected to eclipse 78,000 this year—a new generation of nursing students is helping to fill the gap. Although each student is driven by their own experience and will follow a different path, all want to make a difference in patients’ lives.
Ask Veronica: Where Should I Spend on Furniture?

3 days ago | stlmag.com | Veronica Theodoro

When it comes to furnishing your home, invest in a quality sofa or sectional. That’s the unanimous advice from four interior designers who emphasize its daily use and central role in both comfort and aesthetics. “It’s often the cornerstone of everyday life,” says Rebekah Moore Murphy of Murphy & Moore Design. Top-tier sofas feature eight-way, hand-tied springs and kiln-dried hardwood frames—hallmarks of durability, according to Joni Spear of Joni Spear Interior Design.
Stellar Hog’s Alex Cupp shares expert tips on barbecue and brisket

4 days ago | stlmag.com | Cheryl Baehr

For nearly a decade, Stellar Hog’s Alex Cupp has been considered one of the region’s premier pitmasters, revered for all of his smoked meats but especially his brisket. A chef-turned-barbecue genius, Cupp says the cut was the first thing that he really set out to perfect, and his painstaking efforts have yielded what many consider to be perfection of the form.
St. Louis stout beers for Father's Day and summer

4 days ago | stlmag.com | Jordan Palmer

My father is not a beer lover by any stretch of the imagination. But when he did have a beer with me, it was almost always a stout. Something dark, rich, and steady. I think he liked the depth, the roast, the way it felt a little more grounded than the bubbly stuff everyone else was drinking. Now, with Father’s Day approaching, I find myself thinking about dads like mine who might not be chasing the newest fruited sour or triple-dry-hopped IPA but still enjoy the occasional pint. Something classic.
Spencer endorses Antwi for the 8th ward aldermanic seat she vacated

5 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

Jami Cox Antwi has picked up several big endorsements in the five-way race to replace Mayor Cara Spencer on the Board of Alderman—with the biggest coming from Spencer herself. Dan Guenther, who is the liaison to the Board for the Spencer administration, confirms the mayor is supporting Antwi. In the wake of Spencer’s victory, Guenther says he got calls from more than 20 people interested in his current boss’ seat at the Board of Alderman.
Rebuilding St. Louis’ tree canopy will take time—and TLC | St. Louis Magazine

5 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

Last week, 34 staffers from the Missouri Botanical Garden, Great Rivers Greenway, and Forest ReLeaf convened to clear out the trees uprooted and broken by the May 16 tornado in two North City parks. It’s a tough job that’s even harder when you really love trees.
Former St. Louis musician’s family shines a spotlight on E.B.

5 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

This month, the Holler family will be headed to the Tribeca Film Festival—which would normally be pretty heady stuff for a family with young kids. But for the Hollers, it’s only the most recent remarkable event in a few years that have been full of them. They’ve been hanging out with rock stars. Getting flown to concerts. Being filmed for a documentary. It’s all been pretty exciting, Jason Holler admits.
The Sweet Creamery opening in Midtown this Sunday

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Kunwar Khuldune Shahid

Following the success of its two mini-shops, The Sweet Creamery‘s largest location yet is slated to open at 2801 Locust in Midtown this Sunday, June 1. It will feature new desserts alongside the popular offerings available at its other locations, at 1107 N. Kingshighway and 4421 W. Main in Belleville. Here’s what to know before you go. The Menu Subscribe to the St. Louis Dining In and Dining Out newsletters to stay up-to-date on the local restaurant and culinary scene.