Show me
Malcia Greene, associate editor
March 25, 2020
Missouri: The Show-Me State. One of these days it’s bound to start living up to its nickname, right? All I want is for someone to show me. Show me that we’re done taking what’s not ours from minorities. Show me that we’re not robbing marginalized cultures of their customs and practices, rare...
St. Louis stay at home order Monday, KHS item pickup
Olivia Silvey, opinions writer
March 21, 2020
Residents of St. Louis City and County will be under a mandatory stay at home order effective Monday, March 23, announced Mayor Lyda Krewson and County Executive Sam Page Saturday, March 21. Basic needs such as visits to the grocery store and the pharmacy, as well as walking in public parks, will still be allowed. ...
From The Lou to the League
Hayden Davidson, sports writer
February 5, 2020
TKC had exclusive interviews with three of the best basketball talents to ever come out of St. Louis. Here are their journeys from local high schools to the national spotlight. Bradley Beal 2011 Chaminade College Preparatory School graduate College: University of Florida NBA career: 2012-pr...
Photo Gallery: the St. Louis Aquarium
De Lila Green, photographer
January 20, 2020
"I've been to [an aquarium] in Canada," Christy, a visitor of the aquarium, said. "I loved seeing the sharks [and] being able to see them move around and how they interacted with the other fish."
Which upcoming concert should you go to?
Olivia Silvey, opinions writer
October 30, 2019
Grab your Nike Air Force 1s, save your money and clear your phone storage — you’re going to a concert. There are plenty to buy tickets to, and whether you want a mellow night in a smaller setting or thousands of fans screaming alongside you, St. Louis has it all. So, the real question is, which one...
Photo gallery: Global Youth Strike for Climate
March 27, 2019
The youth of St. Louis gathered around the Old Courthouse Friday March 15, joining millions of others around the world to protest the government's lack of concern for the environment. The strike was originally organized by Swedish Climate Activist and Nobel Prize nominee Greta Thunberg and spread to...
Revving up the rivalry
Benji Wilton, sports editor
March 14, 2019
“Who would want to play in St. Louis? Boring. So boring. I always get asked, ‘Where would you like to play? Where would you not like to play?’ St. Louis is on the list of places I don’t like to play. It’s rough.” When Chicago Cubs star third baseman Kris Bryant said these words on a come...
Treat, no trick?
Madelyn Rehkop, artist
October 29, 2018
Trick-or-treating: an activity that almost all of us have done at least once in our lives. The question remains, though, why do we say “trick-or-treat” if we only really get a treat? I have always asked myself this throughout my childhood. St. Louis is one of the only places in the U.S. that require...
Issues: Human trafficking
Amelia Hurley, features writer
October 19, 2018
All she wanted was a ride home. All she needed was for him to drive her to her small home in the suburbs. Instead, he took her to a small hotel room and forced her to sit and wait. He made her wait for the first of many sex clients. According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, over 589 trafficking c...
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