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Vol. 46, No. 47
Remembering Mississippi Nights, St. Louis' Most Iconic Nightclub
A new oral history depicts the chaos and community that built the beloved concert venue
By Garrett Enloe and Stacy Enloe
For 26 Years, Missouri Man Cashed Dead Mom's Social Security Checks
Reginald Bagley pleaded guilty today to one count of theft of government property
By Ryan Krull
Shootout at Arnold Taco Bell Started as Drive-Thru Argument
New details explain how the argument escalated into a gun battle
Missouri Bill Would Bar Teenagers From Buying Automatic Firearms
Rep. David Tyson Smith wants to make it a crime for anyone 20 or younger to own automatic weapons
By Monica Obradovic
Fundraiser Seeks Support for Khorry Ramey After Father's Execution
Activists have set up a GoFundMe campaign to help Kevin Johnson's daughter cover funeral expenses
Drunkards Rejoice: Taco Bell Rated Most Popular Fast Food Chain in Missouri
The study did not assess how many times Missourians googled “diarrhea after Taco Bell”
St. Louis Hills Man Designs Security App to Combat Crime
Tom Scheifler turned to tech to solve his neighborhood's criminal woes
Recreational Weed Will Be Legal In Missouri Starting Thursday
Start packing your bowls, but be aware of where you can smoke
I Made My Students Delete Their Favorite App. The Joke Was on Me
A St. Louis University professor shares what she learned by watching her students go offline
By Liz Chiarello
RFT Asks: What's the Miniature Museum?
Get an inside look into the decades-old St. Louis museum highlighting all things mini
By Benjamin Simon
St. Louis County's Plea Bargaining Process Still Opaque, Study Finds
Researchers found a lack of consistency and transparency in the process
Rams Hatch Desperate Scheme To Fill Seats as St. Louis Swims in Kroenke Cash
Angelenos reluctant to spend Christmas watching shitty team play football badly
By Daniel Hill
Murder in McDonald's Parking Lot Gets St. Louis Man 25 Years
Prosecutors say that the killing was over stolen fentanyl
Jefferson County Is Tired of Chasing St. Louis' Stolen Vehicles
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is restricting when officers can pursue vehicles
Taco Bell Employee, Customer Exchange Gunfire in Arnold
The customer was shot several times in the leg. The employee took a bullet to the groin
So St. Louis: Court-Ordered Community Service, Undercover
An anonymous story about something that could only happen in the Gateway City
By Anonymous
St. Louis County Warming Shelter Opens Today
The shelter will stay open 24 hours, seven days a week
Rippling Beefcake Mark McCloskey Busts Out the Big Guns For His Birthday
Say what you want about his many failures, but you gotta admit he's a fine piece of meat
Massive Indoor Slide Park Arrives in St. Louis Area
Slick City features slides, a zip-line and air-filled basketball courts
Former Police Chief, Lobbyists Want Leniency for Lewis Reed
“I never questioned his moral compass,” prominent lobbyist writes
St. Louis Teen Accused of Burglaries Charged With Meth, Gun Possession
Zavion McGee is now facing a slew of burglary, drug and gun charges
St. Louis Is the No. 2 Most Sinful City in America
When it comes to the 7 deadly sins, we're killing it in just about every category
By Rosalind Early
Proper Cannabis Adds Fourth St. Louis Location
Proper expects $5 million in sales from new store once recreational-use sales go into effect
St. Louis Man Shot By Brother While Playing Video Game
The alleged shooter has been taken into custody
RFT Asks ChatGPT, a Cutting Edge AI, About St. Louis
It composed a song about Ladue and wrote us some limericks
Reports of Elliott Davis’ Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
It's going to take a lot more than a Facebook post to kill the long-time "You Paid For It" host
St. Louis Cardinals Announcer Dan McLaughlin Gets Third DUI Arrest
After Sunday's arrest in Creve Coeur, McLaughlin was charged as a persistent offender
Hazelwood Central Football Field Could Have Radioactive Contamination
An engineering firm is requesting permission to do further tests
By Mike Fitzgerald
Hartmann: A County Government Without Honor
The Page administration exposes its ugly side by reneging on its pension settlement with Tim Fitch
By Ray Hartmann
The Best Concerts in St. Louis This Week: December 1 to 7
Our picks for the must-see shows of the next seven days
By Joseph Hess
Pop's To Host a Wide Range of St. Louis Acts at This Weekend's Local Showcases
Thrash metal, pop punk and indie rock acts pack the lineups at a pair of local shows this week
By David Von Nordheim
Review: 12oh7 Herban Eatery Is an Inspired Vegan Experience
The plant-based eatery is a reflection of it's owners' passion for food and hospitality
By Cheryl Baehr
St. Louis Standards: Diana’s Is the City’s Definitive Mexican Bakery
For 15 years, Ana and Refugio Vazquez have delighted with sweets and breads baked with love
Twisted Ranch Will Move to CWE's Bar Louie Space
The 7-year-old ranch-dressing-themed restaurant will close its Soulard location
By Sarah Fenske
The Pizza Passport Is the Gift That Every St. Louisan Wants Under the Tree
Tell Santa this is what we want for Christmas
By Jaime Lees
Sneak Peek: The Armory St. Louis Combines Local Eats and Indoor Fun
The massive new entertainment complex will feature a menu of St. Louis favorites
St. Louis Restaurant Openings and Closings: November 2022
The ones we welcomed and the ones we lost last month
Under New Ownership, Kohn's Cements Its Legacy
The iconic kosher deli and restaurant will live on thanks to its new owners
Movie Haven Alamo Drafthouse Will Open in St. Louis This Month
After a series of delays, the filmhouse will do a soft launch on December 12
By Jessica Rogen
St. Louis Sketch Comedy Group Boys With Scarves Wants to Make You Laugh
Jim Ousley calls their debut album "every mother's nightmare"
Cosmic Sleighride Offers St. Louis a Futuristic Christmas Lights Show
Visit Santa City and see elves on hoverboards
Review: The Rep's A Christmas Carol Brings Serious Holiday Magic
The production pulls out all the stops to create wonder and holiday cheer
The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend, December 1 to December 4
Unlimited candy, Cherokee Print Bazaar and Krampus
By Riverfront Times Staff
Celebrate the Holidays Atop St. Louis with a 360 Pop-Up
Up on the Rooftop will offer holiday-themed cocktails and a winter-wonderland overhaul
New Humans of St. Louis Book Celebrates Stories of Real-Life People
The popular online account is launching its first book
Sterling K. Brown Lends Support to St. Louis' Lift for Life Academy
The St. Louis-born actor has a habit of supporting local schools
It's 'FBye' to Nikki Glaser's 'FBoy Island,' and We're Bummed
The St. Louis-based Glaser made the reality TV show greater than the sum of its cliches
The Twelve Dates of Christmas Is a Funny, Relatable Look at Modern Love
Review: Westport Playhouse charms the holidays with Ginna Hoben’s cute comedy
By Tina Farmer
In The Christians, a Faith-Shaking Revelation Creates Compelling Theater
Review: West End Players Guild offers a fascinating look at belief and believing
Testosil Review—A Brand New All-Natural Testosterone Booster
By Sponsored by Leading Edge Health
Review: Vibe Cannabis Hits the Sweet Spot With Its Gelato Strain
The popular cultivar definitely lives up to its reputation
By Graham Toker
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