The PAL Program: Cops and Kids
Cops are making a difference in kids lives in an effort to heal the community. They bond with kids in schools and summer camps.

The Soul Asylum is an oddities museum in Alton providing interesting perspectives on medical quackery, spirit communication, and local haunted history.

The first Monday of September signals the end of summer while honoring the U.S. labor movement. Dating back to the 19th century, Labor Day is a federal holiday designed to celebrate the achievements of American workers.

Landmarks Association of St. Louis restored one of the oldest buildings in Soulard. Now it has a new purpose as the preservation advocacy group’s headquarters.

Missouri white oak barrels are some of the most sought-after for whiskey and wine production, but experts warn Missouri forests can’t keep up with demand.

Blank Canvas Studios is an arts program for those with developmental disabilities. Artists are given the chance to create & be celebrated for their creations.

The Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis launches their new cultural arts campaign: St. Louis Arts.

The Alton Jaeger Guard and its drum and fife corps look to preserve the memory of one of Illinois’ greatest fighting companies every Memorial Day.

Treemonisha, written by Scott Joplin, is an Opera about a black woman who led her community to empowerment, prosperity and enlightenment.

We see some of the highlights of the new Visitor Center at the Missouri Botanical Garden, with Garden President Peter Wyse Jackson serving as our tour guide.