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
After years of letting derelict cars dally, the City of St. Louis is once again turning them into cash. What began as a COVID-era pause on booting and towing wound up lasting about three times longer than the pandemic. But the city has again started towing vehicles that were either abandoned on public streets or […]
By: Louis Board
Under the city's rules, major data centers would be limited to areas zoned industrial, such as the Near North Riverfront.
By: Ryan Krull
“People are kind of aghast” at the state-appointed board, one alderwoman reports.
By: Sarah Fenske, Ryan Krull
Chief Judge John Torbitzky rejected the board’s request for a writ, suggesting the lawsuit filed by the city was a better place to resolve how much money, if any, police are entitled to.
By: Ryan Krull
Attorney Al Watkins went public with concerns about Evolution Metals and Technology. His ex-wife has now been deposed about a phone call she made to one of its officer’s household staff members.
By: Ryan Krull
Roland Club, 82, was ordered to pay up by Judge Rochelle Woodiest after a January bench trial.
It was the first meeting of the state-appointed board this year to allow public comment—and people were vocal about their displeasure with the board’s strong-arm tactics.
By: Ryan Krull, Sarah Fenske
For five nights, Zach Chasnoff says he called the police asking them to do something about the youths terrorizing his LaSalle Park neighborhood, blasting off fireworks, setting a dumpster aflame, and threatening to take his dog and rape his wife. On the fifth night, Friday, when officers did arrive, it was Chasnoff who they handcuffed. […]
By: Ryan Krull
After a man was shot after confronting illegal activity in LaSalle Park, police are warning people not to take matters into their own hands.
By: Ryan Krull
A north-south Bus Rapid Transit line is likely one stop closer to becoming a reality, as this morning St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer will present the city’s final route plan to the East-West Gateway Council of Governments. The regional council’s approval is an essential step toward securing federal funding for the project, says Scott Ogilvie, […]
