Meet the new director shaping Black history at the Missouri Historical Society
Inside the Missouri History Museum’s “Mill Creek: Black Metropolis” exhibit, a once-thriving Black neighborhood erased by urban renewal comes back into focus. That’s where STLPR race, culture and identity reporter Andrea Henderson talked with Lyah LeFlore-Ituen, the new director of the Missouri His…
Friday, Feb. 20 - “St. Louis is St. Louis because of Black history."
The Missouri Historical Society is making a new commitment to continue telling African American stories – this Black History Month, and beyond. Lyah LeFlore-Ituen is the society’s new director of its African American History Initiative. She spoke with St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson at t…
Friday, Feb. 27 - 100 years of Black History Month
All month long, people have been observing the achievements of Black Americans and historical events as the country celebrates Black History Month. The observance began 100 years ago as Negro History Week and has since expanded. It continues in St. Louis and nationwide despite recent efforts by the…
Thursday April 23 - Boosting literacy among Black children
Research shows just 14% of Black students in St. Louis are proficient readers. Literacy organizations like Black Men Read are trying to increase those rates by providing free books and tutorials to students in the area.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson takes us into a classroom where Blac…
Tuesday, May 12 - Decades of disinvestment and an uncertain future
The EF3 tornado that ripped through north St. Louis one year ago exposed the city’s long history of neglect in the area, which to many people is the driving factor of the city’s slow response. St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson reports many north St. Louis families are worried that long-term…
Tuesday, May 26 - Celebrating a service-fueled life
Juan Baltazar is one of five people who died during last year’s May 16 tornado. He was known in the St. Louis community for his warm personality – and his wood-roasted corn. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson reports, Baltazar’s loved ones say his untimely death has been difficult for the…
How AI Misinterprets HR’s Strategic Importance — and What to Do About It
Is AI misrepresenting HR’s influence? Andrea Henderson, partner at leadership consulting firm DHR Global, unpacks how HR fuels culture change and talent optimization. Henderson highlights that the data AI is trained on often overlooks HR’s hidden work — such as managing corporate reputation, drivin…
Helping the Homeless and Offering a Lifeline to Those In a Mental Health Crisis
June 21, 2026 ~ The Refuge Homeless Shelter and Restoration Center of Lapeer County assists people by providing temporary housing, food, clothing, help with obtaining personal identification, employment, transportation, referrals for housing assistance, counseling, educational, vocational, and basi…
Friday, Aug. 28 - The Rock's new cornerstone
St. Alphonsus Liguori Catholic Church, also known as “The Rock” officially welcomed its newest priest this month. One of the few majority-Black Catholic parishes still in existence now has its first Black priest in over 20 years. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson reports, Father Royce Th…
Friday, Sept. 11 - 50 years of The Black Rep
The Black Rep is celebrating 50 years. Founder and producing director Ron Himes says each season he’s just surviving, but the theater’s mission to expose communities to Black stories will be its continued legacy.
St. Louis Public Radio’s Andrea Henderson takes us behind the scenes of one of the la…
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