Andrea Y. Henderson

Few of Thelma Mothershed-Wair's friends, former students and neighbors in East St. Louis, Illinois, knew about her monumental past

As many Indian Americans come to St. Louis for work, they often leave family and traditions behind. However, one St. Charles family has been bringing Diwali celebrations to the local Indian American community from their backyard for over a decade, to help people feel closer to home.

For decades, Black sororities have canvassed communities to raise awareness about voting. This year's presidential election was no different for the sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Inc.

African American across the country and the St. Louis region have received racist text messages post-Election Day saying they have been “selected to pick cotton.”

St. Louis-area organizations and attorneys supporting immigrants, asylum seekers and refugee families are urging them to renew all immigration documents as soon as possible to prepare for a potential mass deportation.

St. Louis Public Radio | By Andrea Y. Henderson The MICA Project works with about 80 DACA recipients.

The St. Louis County health department is now investigating four events tied to a local banquet company this month where at least 69 people were exposed to and sickened by a dangerous strain of E. coli.

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis received a $500,000 donation from a local sales and marketing company to help improve women's economic and social status.

The St. Louligans, a St. Louis soccer supporter group, soon may not have the rights to its own name.

Joyce Huston's Ferguson home could easily be confused with a local history museum.