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There are high hopes for the new season of the Loop trolley; University of Missouri professor Aimee Dunlop's study of urban bee behavior along a section of an I-44 embankment; an encore about efforts to recover and restore military records destroyed or damaged during a fire; and this week in history, the 1925 murder of Dr. William Dillon by his son, Toddy. Stream on the PBS app.
This new digital series explores how we can recycle, reuse, and reduce everyday waste in smarter, more sustainable ways. In the first episode, we find out how recycling helps our environment, the dos and don’ts of single-stream recycling, and learn about creative ways to reuse materials. Stream on YouTube and the PBS app.
Senior Producer Carol Daniel interviews a wide range of local people and organizations in conversations aimed at providing context and clarity about issues in the St. Louis community. Listen, St. Louis represents often unheard voices, exploring complex issues with people working to help our region thrive.
The new season of this award-winning series for pre-k through fourth-grade learners has a new set, new segments, and a new collaboration with Webster University. Each literacy-focused episode features familiar host Dr. Sanders, a pre-k educator, along with lessons from local classroom teachers, special guests, and fun field trips. Weekdays at 9:30 am on Nine PBS and livestream.
