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As Cardinals Plan to Seek More Public Money for Busch Stadium, Experts Balk
Team leaders claimed the 2006 stadium expenditure would revitalize downtown — yet the neighborhood has struggled
By Eric Berger
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Busch Stadium, public funding for stadiums, River City Journalism Fund, St. Louis Cardinals, downtown St. Louis, Slideshow, Cover Story
They Built New Housing in East St. Louis. Now They Need People to Buy Into Their Vision
Jackie Joyner-Kersee's refusal to give up on her hometown has had a ripple effect. But will it be enough to change a long-neglected city's fortunes?
By Chris Andoe
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Jackie Joyner-Kersee Center, Lansdowne Park, Lansdowne UP, East St. Louis, Mark Mestemacher, Danforth Center, Cover Story
The Story Behind the Greatest Chuck Berry Bootleg You May Never Hear
"Nobody knows how good it is," says drummer Mike Mesey
By Ryan Krull
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Chuck Berry, Mike Mesey, Al Watkins, bootleg recordings, Universal Music Group, Paul Berry III, Cover Story, Staff Pick
Cult or Church? St. Louis Officials Mull the Question After Kidnapping Arrests
Mount of Olives Ministry continues to operate even as 3 members face felony charges
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Mount of Olives Ministry, Patch, church kidnapping, Arlie Singleton, Dave Roland, Chris Combs, Cover Story, Slideshow
Red State Refugees: Fed-Up St. Louisans Are Fleeing Missouri for Illinois
One lawmaker says people moving to the Metro East are part of an "uncountable diaspora"
By Kallie Cox
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Illinois, Missouri, LGTBQ, reproductive rights, Daniel Bogard, Pamela Merritt, Metro East, Kelly Cassidy, Cover Story, Slideshow
St. Louis Launched Charles Lindbergh. It's Time We Grappled with His Legacy
We drive on Lindbergh Boulevard and go to Lindbergh Schools. But their namesake was a Hitler-loving bigot
By Shula Neuman
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Charles Lindbergh, the Spirit of St. Louis, St. Louis history, Lindbergh School District, Lindbergh Boulevard, Missouri Historical Society, River City Journalism Fund, Cover Story
Missouri Landlords Took COVID-19 Relief Funds — And Left Tenants in the Lurch
Some multi-family complex owners cashed in on the SAFHR program even as they failed to provide basic maintenance and upkeep
By Mike Fitzgerald
Tags: Missouri News, SAFHR, COVID-19 relief, Camden Green, Pleasant View Gardens, River City Journalism Fund, housing issues, Cover Story
3 St. Louis Artists to Watch in 2024
Brian Lathan, Jasmine Raskas and Simiya Sudduth are ready to break out
By Jessica Rogen
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts & Culture Feature, Visual Art, St. Louis artists, visual art, Jasmine Raskas, Brian Lathan, Simiya Sudduth, Cover Story
Simiya Sudduth Is Healing St. Louis Mural by Mural
Their artwork explores the connection between public art and social practice
By Paula Tredway
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Visual Art, Arts & Culture Feature, Simiya Sudduth, murals, St. Louis artist, Cover Story
St. Louis Printmaker Brian Lathan Can't Stop Making Art
Through narrative prints and sculptures, he unearths the world ’s hidden stories
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts & Culture Feature, Visual Art, Brian Lathan, printmaking, sculpture, St. Louis artist, Cover Story
Artist Jasmine Raskas Wants to Keep St. Louis Weird
The sculptor investigates the strange with riotous sculptures and installations
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Visual Art, Arts & Culture Feature, Jasmine Raskas, sculptures, visual art, Cover Story
Scuba-Loving Sheriff Leaves Missouri County High and Dry
While Sheriff Chris Heitman dives around the globe, Maries County confronts a brutal death -- and series of suspicious fires
Tags: Missouri News, Cover Story
The Bird That Lives in St. Louis — and Pretty Much Only St. Louis
Germans brought the Eurasian Tree Sparrow to Lafayette Park and it never left
By Collin Preciado
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Eurasian Tree Sparrow, House Sparrow, St. Louis birds, birding, COVID-19, St. Louis history, German-Americans, Lafayette Park, Cover Story, Slideshow
Michelle Smith Advocates for People on Death Row, Yet She Feels Hope
She sees change coming to Missouri
By Monica Obradovic
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Death Penalty in St. Louis County, Michelle Smith, death penalty, Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, capital punishment, St. Louis criminal justice, Cover Story
A St. Louis Cop Says He's Too Sick to Testify. Now Murder Cases Are Crumbling
Former police detective Tommy Mayer says "retirement is meant to be retirement"
By Jeremy Kohler and Ryan Krull
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis Police, Tommy Mayer, ProPublica, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, Marvin Teer, St. Louis homicides, Cover Story
Missouri Landlords Who Were Paid to Keep People Housed Are Now Evicting Them
Some of St. Louis' biggest evictors also benefited heavily from the federally funded State Assistance for Housing Relief
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, evictions, Missouri housing, State Assistance for Housing Relief, SAFHR, COVID-19 relief funds, River City Journalism Fund, Cover Story
How Bad St. Louis Cops Get Hired — Even After Screwing Up
St. Louis' patchwork of departments makes it all too easy for lousy candidates to get hired and then rehired
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis Police, North County Police Cooperative, Marcellis Blackwell, William Olsten, Eddie Boyd, Cover Story
How Alton, Illinois, Became Mid-America's Most Haunted Town
Who wouldn't want to visit?
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, Alton, haunted towns, Troy Taylor, paranormal research, Piasa Bird, Civil War history, Mississippi River, Cover Story, Slideshow
St. Louis Wants to Crack Down on Airbnbs — But Will It Be Enough?
It's one of the last major cities in the country to regulate short-term rentals
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, short-term rentals, St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Airbnb, St. Louis neighborhoods, Cover Story
A St. Louis Cop Said No to Kim Gardner — and Killers Got Off Easy
Police Detective Roger Murphey disliked Kim Gardner so much, he sabotaged his own cases
Tags: St. Louis Metro News, St. Louis police, Kim Gardner, St. Louis Circuit Attorney, exclusion list, Cover Story, Audio
Headless Bat Unleashes a Pizza Roll Pizza on an Unsuspecting St. Louis
One of St. Louis' First Tesla Cybertrucks Is an Attention Getter
Teen McDonald’s Employee Was Beaten by Adult Customer in Parking Lot