Ryan Krull is a staff writer at Riverfront Times and an Assistant Teaching Professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, litigation, and regional interest, particularly in the realms of commercial real estate, urban design, and development. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications including Sauce Magazine, Orlando Weekly, ProPublica, and St. Louis Public Radio.
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By: Ryan Krull
The Department of Justice on Monday announced the establishment of a $1.8 billion fund that could be used to compensate allies of President Donald Trump who say they were persecuted when the DOJ was controlled by Democrats. Critics have called it a “slush fund” for Trump’s supporters. The story behind its creation is one in […]
By: Ryan Krull
At least $67 million is at stake, and likely much more in the years to come.
By: Ryan Krull
Federal money that was used by the City of St. Louis decades ago as part of a well-intentioned program to stabilize empty houses is now hampering development at approximately 150 properties across the city. That’s according to Peter Hoffman, the founder and managing attorney with Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, who has done more than […]
Allegations that the board has violated the Sunshine Law and the Hatch Act have raised hackles.
By: Ryan Krull
Now a nursing fellow in California, the city’s former top prosecutor sat for a deposition that is now public.
By: Ryan Krull
Activists have other plans for the $55M that the bill would earmark for downtown and the riverfront.
The state-appointed board insisted it had to approve a drone contract with no delay in order to be ready for the 2028 Olympic trials.
By: Ryan Krull
Attorney Al Watkins says he only learned about the analogous case when the woman came forward, questioning why police never turned over records about the incident.
By: Ryan Krull
St. Louis-based Dr. Brown’s began with baby bottles and is now making a foray into electrolyte solutions, which drew pushback from the New York-based soda company.
By: Ryan Krull
The $3B project at The Armory has drawn approval from city leaders and pushback from residents.
