Vol. 47, No. 12
Excerpt: In Smolder Vampire Hunter Anita Blake's Wedding Brings Drama
Read an excerpt from the latest book in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series
By Laurell K. Hamilton
How St. Louis' Laurell K. Hamilton Created Badass Vampire Hunter Anita Blake
The author explains her 30-year-old series' deep local roots — and how it changed readers' thinking about sex
By Jessica Rogen
'We Will Win': Hundreds Gather to Protest for Trans Rights at Missouri Capitol
The state is attempting to restrict gender-affirming care
By Monica Obradovic
FDA Approves Narcan for Over-the-Counter Use
The medication, which rapidly reverses overdoses, can now be sold at Missouri grocery and drug stores and gas stations
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week: March 30 to April 5
Our picks for the must-see shows of the next seven days
By Daniel Hill
Man Gets 21 Years for Shooting at St. Louis Police
After prosecutors showed body cam footage in court, Darne Ricks stopped his trial and pleaded guilty to five charges
By Ryan Krull
St. Louis Catholics Have Obtained St. Louis' Holy Toe (Yes, Really)
The relic, a piece of toe bone, came to the Archdiocese of St. Louis from Sicily
By Sarah Fenske
Severe Weather, Including Tornadoes, Could Hit St. Louis Friday
The whole St. Louis region is about to get blown
PETA to Protest at Cardinals Opening Day Today
The animal rights organization takes issue with how Budweiser treats its Clydesdales
By Rosalind Early
Kim Gardner and Andrew Bailey Get Their First Date in Court
Judge Torbitzky will weigh several motions on April 18 in the AG's effort to oust St. Louis’ Circuit Attorney
Almuttan Family Has Ties to Eyesore Pine Lawn Property
Who actually owns the lot remains a mystery to the alderwoman trying to clean it up
Circuit Attorney's Office Dismisses Shooting Case on Cusp of Trial
The defendant Elijah Graham still faces armed robbery charges in a separate case
Review: John Mayer Took St. Louis to ‘Wonderland'
The musician showcased extraordinary guitar skills and impressive vocals to a "Date Night" crowd that included approximately zero Deadheads
By Steve Leftridge
Sueño Latino Brings Exemplary Honduran Cuisine to St. Louis
The pollo asado, Honduran tamale and other offerings are a dream come true
By Cheryl Baehr
St. Louis Standards: Mission Taco Joint Is a Good Time for All
For a decade, the Mexi-Cali restaurants have been winning St. Louis hearts — and stomachs
Former Cardinal Todd Stottlemyre Brings Poké to Ballpark Village
The former MLB pitcher's Koibito Poke opens today
By Katie Lawson
The Legendary BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups Is Back
"The greatest blues music club anywhere rides again"
St. Lou Fringe Fest Will Open the Floodgates in 2023
They're letting everybody in this year — all 65 acts
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend, March 30 to April 2
St. Louis Wing Week, Go, Dog. Go!, Man Cave Extravaganza and more
By Riverfront Times Staff
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By Jaime Lees
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