Plus, Ferris Wheel Mystery, Model Train Murals and More
STL Holidays Playlist
Dive into our holiday playlist and experience your favorite St. Louis traditions and seasonal music.
Take the Edge off Holiday Stress
Holiday pressure piles up as families face “Santa Stress” from overspending, unrealistic traditions, and emotional strain—prompting a push for healthier new rituals.
1904 World's Fair Ferris Wheel
In this edition of History Spotlight, explore the rise, fall, and legend of the original Ferris Wheel at the 1904 World’s Fair.
Model Railroad Mural Artist
See the incredible model railroad custom layouts created by artist, Jo Ann Kargus. She transforms these spaces with hand painted murals and more.
A Rare Bible Kept in St. Louis
A bible owned by composer J.S. Bach is part of the rare book collection at Concordia Seminary.
Kickstart the Year with a No-Spend January
A no-spend January helps reset your budget after the holidays by cutting non-essential spending, boosting creativity, breaking bad habits, and building better financial habits.
Watch Spotlight every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. on Channel 11
This week on Spotlight STL: discovering healthier ways to handle holiday expectations and take the pressure off Santa. Meet the group that’s been spreading holiday cheer through song for more than 100 years. Explore the legend of the 1904 World’s Fair Ferris wheel and see how immersive backdrops bring model railroad layouts to life. We also look at the life and legacy of Former U.S. Representative William Lacy Clay. Plus—get into the holiday spirit with a special performance from Shadale Johnson.
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