Jessica Rogen is the Managing Editor at Riverfront Times, a local publication in St. Louis, Missouri. With a passion for food, arts, music, film, and other cultural topics, Jessica brings her expertise and enthusiasm to her role, overseeing the publication's content and working with writers to bring engaging stories to the community.
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Jessica Rogen's coverage focuses on local St. Louis news, with an emphasis on restaurants, food, and events. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to the entertainment industry, house & home sector, and food & beverage businesses in the area.
When reaching out to Jessica Rogen, consider pitching stories about new restaurant openings or closures, unique culinary offerings or trends in the St. Louis area. Additionally, she may be interested in exclusive interviews with business owners or event organizers within her geographic focus. If you have insider information about upcoming local events or developments within these sectors that are relevant to a St. Louis audience, it could pique her interest.
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St. Louis-area police arrested two juveniles this week for making threats against area schools.
By: Jessica Rogen
Fans have crowded into the South Kingshighway restaurant to get one last bite before its last day on Tuesday.
Time to register to vote in the November election in Missouri is running out.
The daily newspaper will be printed by a press in Columbia owned by a rival newspaper company. The move is the latest in a series of cost-saving measures that includes newsroom layoffs last month.
The utility company anticipates the New Florence solar facility will begin serving customers in 2026. The 7-megawatt power station gets Ameren closer to a goal of “net-zero carbon emissions by 2045.”
In St. Louis, kids have to work for their Halloween candy. At least, that's how Laura Thake sees the city's tradition of trading a joke for a treat.
You’ve only got 30 days to title and register your car after moving here.
They say print is dead — and readers of St. Louis' free food-focused publications would have to agree.
The St. Louis Zoo is working to keep weapons out with the addition of new security measures.
Take these three steps to get your car back in compliance after you’ve missed all the deadlines, and kiss those expired tags goodbye.
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