Chad Davis is a General Assignment and Arts Reporter for KOSU, a public media organization. With a focus on local news in St. Louis, Missouri, Chad covers a wide range of topics including social issues, arts and culture, and community events. His work has been featured in various media outlets, including St. Louis Public Radio, CUInsight.com, and NPR.
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By: Chad Davis
St. Louis University graduate students who work as graduate assistants, teaching assistants or research assistants have filed a petition to unionize after months of planning. The graduate students filed the petition Monday seeking to become members of the United Auto Workers.
By: Chad Davis
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is weeks behind in paying subsidies for child care centers and families. Centers already were facing financial issues.
By: Chad Davis, Brian Munoz
Legend, 4, left, and Paison, 3, right, look up at an education video while eating a snack on Monday, April 10, 2023, at the childcare center in Penrose.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell is heading to Washington after defeating Republican Andrew Jones Jr. Tuesday to represent Missouri's 1st Congressional District.
There's a moment in the play when the main character, Kate, thinks about everything a friend doing life in prison may not be able to see or feel again: fresh grass beneath her feet, a hug from a family member and a sunset.
By: Chad Davis
Some members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen plan to introduce a bill that would counter other board legislation introduced Friday for using the Rams settlement money.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen passed a bill Friday that amends the city's zoning code to make it easier to open shelters and transitional homes.
Much of Sugarloaf Mound will return to the Osage Nation, thanks to a recent land transfer. It’s the oldest man-made structure in St. Louis.
By: Chad Davis, Brian Munoz
The Sugarloaf Mound on Friday, April 14, 2023, along the riverfront near St. Louis’ Mt. Pleasant neighborhood.
Millions of people will hit the road this Thanksgiving. Drivers in the St. Louis region may see rain in the next two days and in Illinois, there’s a chance of snow.
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