On a Sunday afternoon in late September, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe sits at his desk surrounded by the dark wooden walls of the governor’s office. Sitting in front of him is a leather portfolio holding...

When visiting downtown St. Louis, it’s hard not to notice the decline of formerly iconic buildings of the gateway city’s skyline. However, the Gateway Arch Park Foundation, along with several private...

KHS has tried many times over the years to decrease the use of cell phones in the classroom. From last year’s cell phone boxes, to the signs taped around campus declaring “Off and Away Wins the Day,”...

During the first month of the new year in 2025, there were many events, including a short-lived TikTok ban, a presidential inauguration, and snow days. However, at KHS, the main event was the course selections....

The first semester was filled with chaos for many, from time consuming assignments, having missed deadlines and late night practices from sports. Students around KHS share ways they cope with school work,...

In the aftermath of the United States 2024 Election, the Democrats emerged with few victories. President-elect Donald Trump took command of the presidency, while the Republican party won the U.S. Senate...

The name “Joe” is used to protect the identity of a pro-life source.  “Stop sex trafficking! Vote NO on Amendment 3,” “YES on 3, end Missouri's abortion ban,” “Vote NO on 3 protect girls,...

Piles of study guides, multiple open tabs and three or four energy drinks are commonplace at a KHS student’s desks in the first few weeks of December. As the approaching winter break glitters moments...

As the vibrant autumn leaves fall to the ground in the early months of the 2024 school year, the topic of responsive scheduling remains at the forefront of conversation for students and teachers. They...