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Through the power of our stories, Nine PBS shares diverse perspectives, explores unfamiliar places, celebrates what unites us, and connects us to new ideas. Since 1954, we have worked to be the essential and relevant community institution we are today by telling stories that move us. Watch live at ninepbs.org/live. Nine PBS believes that common understanding can be achieved through civil, respectful discourse. In our effort to foster a diverse and thoughtful online community, we reserve the right to delete comments that contain: offensive or inappropriate language; personal attacks; improper comments that target any ethnic, racial, or religious group; spam or include certain links to other sites; or are clearly off-topic. Repeat offenders may be banned from the Nine PBS’s page.
Hey! Arthur turns 30 this week! 🎉
Honestly… he’s handling it pretty well. Older, wiser, and still looking good! 😂❤️
Did you grow up watching Arthur? Send him your birthday wishes!
What happens when the biggest divide isn't across a community, but across the dinner table?
Amid unrest in Omaha, filmmaker Nick Beaulieu turns the camera on his own family, exploring race, activism, and the challenge of finding connection across opposing views.
Watch "MY OMAHA" now on the PBS app and read more here: https://to.pbs.org/4yJZafb. | via Independent Lens | PBS
🔎 The mysteries may be changing, but the suspense isn't going anywhere.
As "The Marlow Murder Club," "Marble Hall Murders," and "Trespasses" wrap up, fresh cases, new clues, and even more intrigue arrive with new seasons of "Professor T" and "The Gold."
Settle in, Sundays just keep getting better, and Passport members can watch now on the PBS app. | via MASTERPIECE | PBS.
Learn more about activating your passport membership here: ninepbs.org/passport.
10/03/2026
St. Louis’ Music & Me brings social-emotional learning songs to Nine PBS The Lovelesses are taking four original songs about big feelings, breathing, curiosity, and belonging to Nine PBS's Teaching in Room 9.
Before they were celebrated, they were told they didn't belong.
"ASCO: Without Permission" explores the story of the influential Chicano art group that challenged exclusion through bold, provocative art and activism in 1970s Los Angeles.
Watch tonight at 9 pm on the PBS app or here: https://to.pbs.org/46RncZl. | via VOCES.
After four years, a lawsuit has resulted in a ruling that a pair of squatters must leave a Tower Grove South property.
Bill McClellan says the city should have given the property owners more money.
Catch the rest of the debate here: https://bit.ly/46Yms4x. | via Donnybrook STL
The amount of precipitation falling when it rains has increased by 45% since the 1950s here in the Midwest, according to the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Producer Leah Gullet asked meteorologist Anthony Slaughter about the changes in our weather patterns, extreme rainfall, and flash flooding. | via Leah Gullet for .
Supported in part by the Betsy & Thomas Patterson Foundation and a generous gift made in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Desloge, Jr. A full list of supporters can be found at the link here: https://bit.ly/4zO9svt
As Susan struggles to keep her head above water, she requests help from an unlikely source...
Don't miss the thrilling new episode of "Marble Hall Murders", this Sunday at 9 on PBS | via MASTERPIECE | PBS.
09/30/2026
We have big news to share! 🎉
has been chosen to receive over $11 million in year one of a five-year cycle through a federal grant to help more children build the literacy skills they need for lifelong success.
Through the Everyday Literacy Alliance, we'll bring together educational media, family engagement, and community partnerships. Our work begins right here in St. Louis, and together with partners nationwide, it will grow to reach children and families across the country.
Thank you to our partners, including Fred Rogers Productions, Ad Astra Media, E-Line Media, Education Development Center, the Brown School Evaluation Center at Washington University in St. Louis, and everyone who believes that strong communities start with strong kids. 📚
Read the full announcement: https://bit.ly/4xYoooS
This project, as outlined in the proposal, is funded 100% (totaling $56 million) by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on behalf of the U.S. Department of Education through the Ready To Learn Program.
09/30/2026
What happens to all those plastic bags once they're tossed away?
In a new episode of , Brooke Butler meets people across St. Louis who are finding creative ways to rethink plastic waste, from turning discarded bags into sleeping mats to developing innovative materials inspired by nature.
You can watch that episode here: https://bit.ly/4rE97YI.
St. Stephen Protomartyr Catholic Parish, WASHU
Three Creative Ways St. Louis is Rethinking Plastic | What Do I Do with This? | Season 2 Episode 5 Plastic bags are some of the most common yet complicated things we ...
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